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FMA 4461

Beyond Linear Narratives

Temple University 4 credits FMA

Course Description

Filmmakers, writers and artists use new technologies to expand how stories are imagined and told. Using readily available tools like AR, VR, Twine, Story Maps and AI, students learn to craft innovative stories that go beyond linear story forms. The workshop encourages the use of readily available software, smartphones, and simple technologies, alongside non-digital approaches. Examples spanning the fields of fiction, video art, electronic literature, e-poetry, digital humanities, and interactive cinema will be complemented by critical readings addressing the structure, content and cultural impact of emerging forms. No technical experience is necessary. The class is suitable to filmmakers, screenwriters, media artists and others from around the university who are involved in telling stories with images and text. Nonmajors who do not meet registration requirements but have acquired skills through equivalent courses or experience should contact the instructor for permission. Note: Prior to Fall 2025, this course was titled "Interactive Narrative."

Code
FMA 4461
Credits
4
Subject
FMA

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