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The 19 pages that link to Transmedia storytelling, each with the reason it gives.

• Film adaptationRelated: Adaptation usually retells source material; transmedia storytelling distributes new contributions across media.

• Marvel Cinematic UniverseRelated: The MCU extends characters and plotlines across cinema, streaming television, and related media.

• WorldbuildingRelated: Shared worlds can expand through films, books, games, and other works.

• Literary adaptationCompared with: Unlike adaptation, it can expand a story without retelling the same source.

• Serial fictionRelated: A serial narrative can extend into other media, where installments add distinct parts of its world.

• Genre fictionRelated: Genre narratives often move between books, film, games, and television while adapting their conventions.

• Adaptation (arts)Compared with: Unlike a direct adaptation, it expands a story across media rather than retelling it.

• Book-to-film adaptationRelated: Some adaptations extend a fictional world beyond the book and film themselves.

• Shared universeRelated: Shared universes can distribute connected stories among films, comics, games, and other media.

• Media franchiseRelated: Some franchises expand their stories through installments designed for different media.

• Television adaptationRelated: Television adaptations can become one part of a larger story world spanning media.

• The Blair Witch ProjectRelated: Web materials and a television special expanded the legend beyond the film's narrative.

• Adaptation studiesCompared with: Unlike a retelling, it distributes story material across media rather than remaking one work.

• Harry PotterRelated: Books, films, plays, and attractions expanded the franchise across media.

• Media mixRelated: Its coordinated story fragments can make each format contribute to a larger property.

• Fictional universeRelated: It distributes stories and world details across formats.

• Felicia DayRelated: The Guild expanded beyond episodes into comics and other formats for its audience.

• Interactive mediaCompared with: It expands a story across media, but does not necessarily let users alter it.

• Backrooms (feature film)Related: The Backrooms has expanded through videos, games, and collaborative fiction.