My Exploratory Journey or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love my Ph.D.: Recent Episodes
Marco Fraga da Silva
I’m developing a practice-based Ph.D. thesis in Media Arts titled “Transmedia Storytelling and Speculative Worldbuilding: Graphic Literature and Cinematographic Strategies in the Construction of a Transmedial Franchise”. The main areas of my thesis are Comics, Speculative Fiction, Transmedia Storytelling, and Worldbuilding.
This is the third travel log entry of my ‘exploratory journey’. I’m developing a practice-based Ph.D. thesis – entitled “Transmedia Storytelling and Speculative Worldbuilding: Graphic Literature and Cinematographic Strategies in the Construction of a Transmedial Franchise” – in Media Arts at the Lusophone University of Humanities and Technologies. This log entry will address the artistic input illustrator Matthieu Pereira is developing for the sci-fi graphic novel “Uluru”, part of the hands-on practical component of my thesis.
I’m developing a practice-based Ph.D. thesis in Media Arts titled “Transmedia Storytelling and Speculative Worldbuilding: Graphic Literature and Cinematographic Strategies in the Construction of a Transmedial Franchise”. The main areas of my thesis are Comics, Speculative Fiction, Transmedia Storytelling, and Worldbuilding.
For the written version visit the following link: https://theportugueseportal.com/2020/01/09/my-exploratory-journey-or-how-i-learned-to-stop-worrying-and-love-my-ph-d-part-one
This article was published at the Portuguese Portal of Fantasy and Science Fiction on January 9 of 2020.