Workshops
Performing Transmedia: How to make the stage explode in XXIst Century
Exploratory Workshop for PQ 2019
14 th June 2019
COMING SOON
Transmedia Scenography
Workshop for Handsthinking Festival 2017
27th March 2017
The design of the scenic space in which a dramatic work is going to be developed is traditionally linked to the text that it intends to set up, as well as the type of storytelling, generally linear, that composes it.
Transmedia Storytelling (of a non-linear nature) allows us to work from other points of view in which the audience turns into an actor that “collects” information, experiences and interactions (from CONSUMER to PROSUMER) that provides content. This type of approach allows us to create a universe around the story and establish different degrees of depth and generate immersive experiences.
In this workshop we will apply the concepts of this type of storytelling to the scenic space working on the “transmedialization” of it. We will design a “scenic interface” and identify the “nodes”. We will evaluate which media, channels and media (both physical and digital) are the ones that best suit the content. We will identify the activators and inflection points. We will build and communicate those fragments that are most relevant and finally, we will dive into it and leave it to its explosive growth.
“The 19th century culture was defined by the novel; 20th century culture by cinema; and the culture of 21st century will be defined by the interface.”
—aaron koblim, 2011