Locative Media, Narrative and the City: Aproach to a Genre Theory in Location Based Storytelling Through the Analyse of Four Projects.
Abstract
A new form of creative production has emerged from recent developments in locative media: location based storytelling. In this text we explore these narratives and identify several tools to analyze them. Through the study of four personal projects that use this format we introduce an approach to different genres categories in location based storytelling.Downloads
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