July 2006
Beginner
520 pages
12h 35m
English
The multimedia writer must be able to write effectively for a variety of media. This chapter outlines some of the basic principles for writing:
• Text
• Audio
• Video
The necessity of writing for many media in the same production is as demanding on the multimedia writer as is dealing with interactivity. Unlike a print writer who can focus on honing communication skills with the written word, or the screenwriter who can specialize in communicating with images, the writer of interactive multimedia must be expert in a variety of techniques: writing to be read (journalism, poetry, copywriting); writing to be heard (radio, narration); writing to be seen (presentations, ...
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