What We Do
We are a Transmedia Branded Entertainment agency based in Portland Oregon. Evergreen Branded Media helps innovative brands integrate and activate their messaging strategy into quality entertainment based digital content and distribute that content across multiple consumer touch-points Our model is based on identifying innovative series and organically integrating your brand’s messaging strategy into the storyline. We then activate a Transmedia …
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Secret Broadcast
Based on the comic book/CD companion, Secret Broadcast is the story of Toby, a young music prodigy who seeks out Gina, the girl of his dreams after she was adopted from the foster care facility where they both grew up. Now alone in the world, Toby discovers that Gina works for a powerful media company called Lucid Media where she …
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Pretty Tough
Pretty Tough is based upon popular book by Liz Tigelaar. The story unfolds around the affluent Malibu high school where the two very different Brown sisters attend – 15 year-old Charlie (yes, a cruel parental hoax), stick straight, star surfer, decidedly unsophisticated, and Krista, 17, beautiful and best at everything. 1 Soccer team 2 Sisters 3 Million reasons to hate …
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Back On Topps 3
Studio: Vuguru Positioning: The Office Meets Sport Center Primary Target Audience: Male 18+ Format: 16 episodes @ 5 min each Come on a comedic, behind-the-scenes journey into one of the world’s most recognizable sports companies. When The Topps Company falls into new ownership, sport-loving twin brothers Leyland and Leif Topps face a challenge in their new work environment. These former heirs …
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Partner – Vuguru
Vuguru is a new media studio that produces and distributes innovative story-driven content for current and emerging new media platforms. The studio is uniquely positioned between the taste and storytelling of traditional media and the exciting flexibility of the new media landscape. Vuguru’s inaugural series Prom Queen pioneered the online serial space with its unique format and distribution. Follow-up series …
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The Booth
Studio: Vuguru Positioning: Twilight Zone meets Lost Primary Target Audience: Adults 18+ Format: 63 episodes @ 2-3 min each THE MAN is a mysterious figure who sits in a diner offering people anything they want: If a man wants his wife to love him again, THE MAN can make it happen; If a mother wants her child to survive a terminal …
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Vicky Vixen
Studio: Baditude Entertainment Positioning: Veronica Mars meets Buffy the Vampire Slayer Primary Target Audience: 16-29 Format: 20 episodes @ 5 min each “Vicky Vixen” is about the real and fantasy life of a very quirky character, Victoria Fox, and her alter ego, Vicky Vixen. Victoria is a modern teenage girl with normal issues: insomnia, hypochondria, and obsessive-compulsive disorder. OK, I admit, …
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Best Wedding Ever
Studio: Comedy Time Positioning: A scripted version of “Bridezilla” meets “Sex in the City” Primary Target Audience: Women 25+ Format: 12 episodes @ 4-5 min each Core Plot: BWE is a scripted comedy sitcom web series about a self-absorbed bride who is obsessed with having the perfect wedding, while the groom day dreams about the ultimate honeymoon About The Writers: …
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Video Shoot Impossible
Studio: Dice Entertainment Positioning: Survivor Man Meets Myth-busters Primary Target Audience: Adult Males 16+ Format: 20 @ 5 min each Video Shoot Impossible is a riveting new show that captures the life of extreme photographer and cinematographer Fernando Escovar. In each episode he must defy impossible odds to obtain impeccable footage and or stills for his clients. Fernando’s cutting edge …
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Transmedia Producer
- Transmedia & Advertising October 31, 2011Transmedia & Advertising View more presentations from Ivan Askwith Permalink | Leave a comment » […]
- Confessions of an Aca/Fan: Archives: Transmedia 202: Further Reflections August 8, 2011Transmedia 202: Further Reflections The above video was shot by Scott Walker during one of my presentations at San Diego Comic-Con, during which I spoke about some of the controversy which has surrounded the definition of transmedia over the past six months or so. I've largely stayed out of these conversations, though you can find a very good summary of […]
- Confessions of an Aca/Fan: Archives: Now Available: Transmedia Hollywood 2 Videos July 16, 2011Now Available: Transmedia Hollywood 2 Videos Due to technical difficulties, we've been delayed in sharing with you the videos from our April Transmedia Hollywood 2 conference, jointly sponsored by the cinema schools at USC and UCLA, and hosted this year at UCLA. We hope to be back next April at USC with a whole new line up of speakers and topics, which […]
- Tools of attraction: creating multimedia content for games and TV shows | Film | The Guardian June 9, 2011Kate Bulkley The Guardian, Monday 6 June 2011 Article history The traditional processes behind TV programme–making are breaking down. Illustration: Brett Ryder Storytelling has always been at the heart of the best media, be it a TV show, a documentary or a game, and there is no doubt that with the expanding choice of technology – from smart mobile phones and […]
- Transmedia Storytelling: Neuroscience Meets Ancient Practices April 28, 2011Stories rewire communication for a transmedia world Published on April 26, 2011 The problem: How do you rise above the noise? Every day you wake up to a flow of information. Your alarm clock sounds and you check your smart phone for email and Facebook posts. You scan a newspaper over breakfast; listen to the radio as you head to work. You get a warning abo […]