New in the Portfolio. – Geoffrey Long

Geoffrey Long

After researching transmedia storyworlds at MIT, guiding Microsoft in its CTO/CXO's think tank, co-founding Microsoft Studios' Narrative Design team, and exploring the future of entertainment and media as the Creative Director and a Research Fellow for USC's Annenberg Innovation Lab, I'm now the Creative Director for USC's World Building Media Lab, a storyteller, a designer, a consultant, and a doctoral student in Media Arts and Practice at USC's School of Cinematic Arts. more »

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November 16, 2014
12:18 pm

New in the Portfolio.

I took some time this weekend to update my portfolio. Some highlights:

Interactive

Tangible Storytelling (2014) How might 3D printers be used as a component of a transmedia storytelling campaign?
Augmented Storytelling (2014) How might wearable computing devices be used to tell unique, hyperpersonalized stories?
The Lighthouse in the Woods (2014) What 360-degree, non-game storytelling experiences might be enabled by VR devices like the Oculus Rift?
Ryse: Sword of Damocles Digital Interactive Graphic Novel (2013) How could a digital comic make a meaningful transmedia connection to a console video game?
Microsoft Studios Projects (2010-2013) What can I say without violating my NDAs?

Print

Geek Speaks: The Future of Comics (2013) Poster design for this event.

Identity

Geek Speaks logo (2014) Logo design for this event series.
The Lighthouse in the Woods logo (2014) Logo design for this VR project.
Barnstormer Softworks logo (2013) Logo for an old friend’s startup.

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