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100 1 Konczak, Julian
245 10 Transmedia Storytelling and Transcendental Experience :
|bUsing Media Archaeology in Creative Practice to Explore
Narrative and Space within the Virtual Screen
264 0 |c2018
300 1 online resource (120 pages)
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500 Source: Dissertations Abstracts International, Volume: 81-
10, Section: A
502 Thesis (Ph.D.)--Nottingham Trent University (United
Kingdom), 2018
504 Includes bibliographical references
520 "Transmedia Storytelling and Transcendental Experience:
Using Media Archaeology in Creative Practice to Explore
Narrative and Space within the Virtual Screen" is a PhD by
Published Work comprised of four video-based transmedia
projects. As a collective body of work, they are
orientated around conceptual approaches to multi-platform
production that aim for an intended transcendental
experience, an approach that centralises the spectator.The
study develops work undertaken by the author as an
undergraduate in Psychology and Philosophy, later focusing
at Masters level on subliminal imaging within digital
media. The approach to production developed in this thesis
is drawn from phenomenological understandings of audience
experience in relation to content across iterations of the
virtual screen, informed by psychology theories such as
Gestalt and Jungian theories.These transmedia productions
engage with creative opportunities and issues around the
proliferation and fragmentation of video content and
audiences, across multi-platform media, as well as the
distinct challenges involved in authoring online and
offline iterations of the virtual screen. The contribution
to knowledge consists in the development of alternative
production-based methodologies for transmedia authoring
through extending the use of existing technological
applications. My production-based methodology is based on
the modelling of an intended transcendental experience
which is catalysed through novel and/or experimental
combinations of already available media tools. This
production methodology creates new knowledge by extending
the function of phenomenological psychology mechanisms
established within still and moving image production. This
extension materialises through the application of concepts
such as "figure and ground" from Gestalt psychology and
the language of Jungian archetypes, which are used as a
guiding principle to re-structuring transmedia authorship
with the intention to generate a transcendental
experience.This model of production applies a media
archaeological approach to the implementation of
technological tools, implementing the "new" into the "old"
and the "old" into the "new" in making choices regarding
format and positioning of the virtual screen. The works
submitted in support of the thesis have been produced by
implementing this conceptual approach. These transmedia
projects explore configurations of platforms positioned at
an intersection of digital arts practice and more
mainstream narrative video, spanning documentary and
fiction. Overall, they demonstrate diversity in the
implementation of the conceptual approach of intended
transcendental experience across a range of online and
offline applications that include gallery installation,
interactive web-based storytelling, cinema style
presentation and printed outputs.The submission comprises
of four transmedia productions J9 (2010), Telenesia (2011),
The Interactive Forest (2014) and A Polish Journey (2015),
these are examined within their production and theoretical
contexts before being analysed as implementations of an
'intended transcendental experience'
533 Electronic reproduction.|bAnn Arbor, Mich. :|cProQuest,
|d2020
538 Mode of access: World Wide Web
650 4 Mass communications
650 4 Film studies
653 Media studies
653 Subliminal imaging
655 7 Electronic books.|2local
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710 2 ProQuest Information and Learning Co
710 2 Nottingham Trent University (United Kingdom)
773 0 |tDissertations Abstracts International|g81-10A
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