Poor Backchannel. It’s standing right here while we disregard it.

Michael, your Pecha Kucha last year was awesome, especially because you’re still alive.

Just create a card deck full of cards that reflect your various interests, nouns you like, whatever. Then use that deck for THE REST OF YOUR LIFE for all creative endeavors.

I feel like this card system is how Michael Bay picks his new projects… and actually that might be sort of fantastic.

Good recommendation, Sarah. Room of mirrors, it is!

How about a room that’s 100% whiteboard paint, all walls, floor, and ceiling? That would be pretty useful actually. Oh! And tables painted with whiteboard paint.

Graffiti room in the new Interactive building?

META Note: Jeff created this IMD website, so he controls all opinions here, or something.
We can probably tag him as @jwatson if we have any questions there aren’t time for.

Also, if he says something you disagree with, just say #bugreport

Oh, sorry.
IMD Seminar 1/18/2012 – Jeff Watson!

GO! GO!

Next steps: SKA Reality

@swiscombe but transmedia isn’t about forcing people to go to different places to get the complete story. Each piece needs to still be rewarding and self-contained, if you ask me at least. It’s about offering them the option of going different places to explore deeper/wider.

artistic: The creators want to produce transmedia to explore their characters/world more
business: People will be searching for content anyway. They may not be ASKING for more content of their favorite show, but if they’re on a video site just browsing and find a show they already like, you’re hooking that attention

Yea, it’s interesting, I think oftentimes the motivations are more artistic and business for the creators than it is to feed an audience hunger.

And don’t forget to wear your helmet.

Yes, you’re right. The Sound of Music: The Book is my favorite book.

Star Wars, Star Trek, and The Sound of Music are my favorite films.

http://www.makeourway.com/

Exclamation point!

I don’t know exactly. I think there’s something about being right behind someone that feels limiting to many people. Even if you’re going the same speed, they don’t like having to pay attention to your speed in front of them. They prefer the open road.

Or maybe we’re just all competitive.