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From: Beth Richards
Sent: 20 September 2013 12:16
To: Arts Research
Subject: Expanded Narrative symposium
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The Expanded Narrative Symposium explores the multidisciplinary fields of interactive narrative that reconfigure the form and expand the experience of storytelling.
Date: 2 November 2013
Additional Events: 1- 3 November 2013
Venue: Jill Craigie Cinema, Plymouth University
The reader, relocated, becomes a player, co-author or participant. How can we design, develop and experience locative sound, participatory theatre, pervasive and mobile games, flash fiction and works yet to be defined? Through the consideration of these questions, the symposium aims to promote knowledge exchange and collaboration between practitioners from the arts, academia and the creative industries.
The symposium’s interconnected themes of story, sound, performance, games and space reflect the interdisciplinary nature of Expanded Narrative, examined by leading names. Confirmed speakers include Nick Ryan, Jo Reid, Tassos Stevens, Seth Kriebel, David Prior, Lytton Smith, Chris Speed, Michael Straeubig, James Brocklehurst, Misha Myers, Julia Moszkowicz, Adam Barton and Jane Grant.
To Book Your Place:
http://bit.ly/expandednarrative
More information about the speakers can be found at http://expandednarrative.org/symposium/
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