The document discusses four approaches to cross-media creation: 1) all mediums are equal, 2) film is dominant over other mediums, 3) film is dominant and other mediums have subordinate roles, 4) mediums have no relation to each other. It also discusses various techniques for managing coherence across different media platforms, such as using recaps, exploring different points of view, and employing a call-to-action cycle of primer, referral, and reward.

1. Writing Across Media Christy Dena UniverseCreation101.com Power to the Pixel 23rd October 2008

7. Managing Coherence

8. Scan of ‘The Complete Graph’ (p.247) in Marie-Laure Ryan (2001) 'Can Coherence be Saved?' Narrative as Virtual Reality: Immersion and Interactivity in Literature and Electronic Media . M.-L. Ryan (Ed.). Baltimore, Johns Hopkins University Press : 242-270.

9. Ivan Reitman’s My Super Ex-Girlfriend

13. How to Manage Coherence Across Media Platforms?

15. Recaps http://wayback.perplexcitystories.com/?url=story.perplexcity.com/ http://stophanso.rachelblake.com/recap.html

16. Fictional corporations, products & characters with plot-agnostic content

17. Richard Kelly’s Donnie Darko Restricting/Obstructing Access

18. http://www.donniedarkofilm.com/

19. POV: Brad Bird’s The Incredibles & Jack-Jack Attacks Feature Film DVD Extra

20. Artistic Rendition (new POV from alternate takes etc): Paul Thomas Anderson’s Punch Drunk Love and Blossoms & Blood DVD extra

23. The Matrix , Wachowski Brothers Time Medium

29. Marc Forster’s Finding Neverland

33. Referrals

35. Heroes 360 Experience

37. Prison Break

38. http://www.iad-ordnonstop.net/ Criminal Minds

39. Modeling Nick Hamm’s Godsend

42. Traversal Design

44. Customer Experience Management Guide Book

45. Japan Market Intelligence

46. The Beast

47. Joseph Campbell, 1949

48. Christopher Vogler, 1992

49. Six to Start http://wetellstories.co.uk/

50. My bio site: http://www.ChristyDena.com/ Blog & podcast: http://www.UniverseCreation101.com Email: [email_address]