Use of new screens in TV broadcasting: Transmedia story in the context of the Game of Thrones series
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Transmedia stories consist of dynamic models based on evolving and growing cross narrative forms. While the narratives are fictionalized to, they are created within a project and come together with different combinations. Each narrative form is aimed at its audience or reader. However, these projects which are formed with a chain narrative structuring, include the audience in the production process and reveal the presence of producing customers. In this study, narrative units of the "Game of Thrones" series, which was designed as a transmedia project were examined and the analysis and theory videos created by the users were analyzed by the content analysis method. As a result of there search, it has been determined that the content produced by the participants constitutes a step for the other viewers to go deep into the story universe and acts as a guide.
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Gülşen Koparır
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Gülşen Koparır (Master Thesis). Use of new screens in TV broadcasting: Transmedia story in the context of the Game of Thrones series, 2020, İstanbul University.
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