Mobile storytelling

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Mobile storytelling is a branch of the entertainment industry that uses cellular ( GSM , UMTS , HSDPA ) and local ( WLAN ) networks, unidirectional ( DVB-H , DMB ) transmission, radio navigation and radio identification to provide entertaining and informative content for mobile devices (handhelds). to provide.

Characteristics according to Iotzov

Formats

Narrative formats are used in mobile television , in location-based services and alternate reality games . As mobisodes either series specially produced for mobile use (Made-For-Mobile), mobile offshoot (mobile spin-offs) or revised or adjusted TV productions (be Repurposed ), respectively. Multiplatform productions - u. a. the ARGs - use mobile channels as a module for a cross-media story.

Examples

Especially for mobile use:

  • Random Place (Iconmobile Entertainment, AU)
  • PS… I Luv u (Mediacorp Singapore)
  • When Evil Calls (Zone Horror, Pure Grass Films, UK)
  • FanTESStic ( Endemol , UK)

Mobile offshoots:

  • 24: Conspiracy ( FOX , USA)
  • Prison Break : Proof of Innocence (FOX, USA)
  • Lost : Missing Pieces (American Broadcasting Company, USA)

Revised and adapted Mobisodes:

Multiplatform:

Location based services:

  • Landvermesser.tv (GPS-based literature project on the streets of Berlin)
  • The 21 Steps (Google Mashup , Wiki Mapia)

See also

literature