Jeff Gomez is a featured Speaker at TEDxTransmedia, true to the spirit of the TED conference aims to inspire broadcasters, and in particular, public service broadcasters, to “DARE” more for creating innovative content and borderline strategies to connect with the audience of the future.
As her new video Telephone’s success suggests- over 7 million views in 3 days. A week later, a Google search for telephone shows the 375+ articles about the video before even a description of the communications device. Whether one loves her or hates her, they have to admit, she gets attention. If there is someone out there who shows the potential of the union of social media and celebrity, it is Lady Gaga. For the Full Article, Click Here…
IPTV Evangelist interviews Jeff Gomez on transmedia and the fact that the Internet is NOT television
Check out Jeff Gomez’s thoughts on his recent trip to Brazil in his new column Cosmic Streetcorner.
“The world is changing so rapidly, and it’s my job to keep up with a lot of it, especially where it impacts popular culture, children and young adults and storytelling. I’m going to use this forum, so graciously furnished by KidScreen, to try and make sense of it all in the hopes that my observations and experience can give you a new or different perspective.
I’m also actually hoping that it’ll work both ways, and that through your email and posts to this blog, I might learn a thing or two, myself. The resulting dialog can only have a positive and dynamic impact on our shows and movies, web sites and games, characters and storyworlds…”
Jeff Gomez will be participating in the Principles of Transmedia Storytelling session on Tuesday, April 13, at 3:30 p.m. as part of the Producers’ Forum, together with Nathan Mayfield, the chief creative officer and co-founder of Hoodlum. The executives will be hosting a creative boot camp, drawing on their extensive experience with transmedia projects—Gomez’s credits include James Cameron’s mega-hit Avatar, while Mayfield’s work includes Lost and Flash Forward.
Our imprint Kissena Park Press proudly announced WHAT BIG TEETH by poet Lana Hechtman Ayers. Cover by Chrysoula Artemis. Coming soon!
from the interview Le Fabuleaux Business du Transmedia Storytelling
Globo’s Multishow: the future of music, social media, fans and transmedia. Extended interview with Jeff Gomez in Portuguese, Video in English
