The purpose was to cover research on how crossmedia practise was used to add surplus value to the viewers of a television programme called X Factor. The focus was on the Danish version of the programme.
I used 9 mins and 33 secs on going through the 65 slides.
I use short sentences and pictures to illustrate the words that I use.
25. stories can
• speak to human needs which makes life meaningful
Mossberg L., 2007
26. stories can
• speak to human needs which makes life meaningful
• involve us emotional
Mossberg L., 2007
27. stories can
• speak to human needs which makes life meaningful
• involve us emotional
• stimulate fantasy and ideas
Mossberg L., 2007
28. stories can
• speak to human needs which makes life meaningful
• involve us emotional
• stimulate fantasy and ideas
• communicate knowledge
Mossberg L., 2007
29. stories can
• speak to human needs which makes life meaningful
• involve us emotional
• stimulate fantasy and ideas
• communicate knowledge
• divert and create attention
Mossberg L., 2007
30. stories can
• speak to human needs which makes life meaningful
• involve us emotional
• stimulate fantasy and ideas
• communicate knowledge
• divert and create attention
• build communities
Mossberg L., 2007
59. Each platform speaks a
different language, and
calls for different use.
By having a specific
media platform, then
specific opportunities are
created.
60.
61. “ideally, each medium makes its own unique contribution to the
unfolding of the story”
Henry Jenkins, 2007
75. "We can discover meaning in life in three different ways:
(1) by creating a work or doing a deed;
(2) by experiencing something or encountering someone; and
(3) by the attitude we take toward unavoidable suffering."
Viktor Frankl, 1946