The Read. Write. Play. blog was born out of an insatiable curiosity for the intersection of publishing, filmmaking and other media.
I’m Rochele Rosa, I have an MBA in marketing and am currently getting an MA in Multimedia Franchising. So, it’s no surprise that I’m a multi-passionate creative professional: author, filmmaker, public speaker and more.
Here, I share my insights into the publishing, filmmaking and game industry as well as the business of intellectual property that reinforces them all.
What Makes a Story Adaptable?
Owning the Story: The Evolution of Intellectual Property Laws in Media Entertainment
How Video Games are Developed
Creating a Mood Board for Adapting Written Scenes into Visual Projects
Why Story Arcs Change Between Novels, Games, and Films
Preparing my Thesis Proposal on What Makes Some Stories Easy to Adapt
The Hero’s Journey in Modern Multimedia Storytelling
The Economics of Selling eBooks for Indie Authors
Why Community Engagement is Vital for Indie Creators
The Role of Narrative Design in Video Games
Tips for Writing a Story with Adaptation in Mind
What the Marvel Universe Teaches Indie Creators
How Visual Novels Are Bridging Books and Games
Copyright Basics for Independent Creators
Lessons Learned From My First Short Film
Anniversary for Vicious Circle + Launching the Prequel
My First WorldCon: Attending the Hugo Awards and the State of Science Fiction
The Economic Opportunity of Intellectual Property and Fandom Culture
5 Things I Learned from My Book Launch
