Thursday 15 January 2009

RTE STORYLAND - Erase and Rewind Writer Blog

Good luck to all the (20) writers and production teams pitching to RTE for Storyland this week!

How are you all feeling?

Are there any pitches out there I've not managed to find links for here?:-
http://storygas.blogspot.com/2008/12/rte-storyland-shortlist-announced.html

Here's a link to writer Tina Pisco who's pitching tomorrow -- great post on the opportunities for online narrative...

From Erase and Rewind Blog:-
Back to writing Internet drama:
A single-layered narrative has a beginning, a middle and an ending. This gives you a timeline. It goes from Act 1-Act 2-Act 3. You can jumble them up, like Pulp Fiction, but it still has a timeline, a definite direction.

A multi-layered narrative has other narratives that run parallel to (and are linked to) the main narrative. They can go backwards, or forwards, or sideways. Much as you have a main character in a story and minor characters (whose parallel stories you get to know a bit about), you have a main narrative from which sprout other narratives. The fundamental shape and direction of an Internet narrative is different from any other writing.
MORE HERE:-
http://eraseandrewindstoryland.blogspot.com/2009/01/multi-layered-narratives_14.html


FEEL FREE TO SAY HI IF YOU'RE PITCHING TO RTE THIS WEEK BY CLICKING "COMMENTS" BELOW!
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1 comment:

Anonymous said...

Got a clip up now for our pitch - Caped Crusader.

http://crusader.ning.com/video/caped-crusading-confession