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Some Storytelling Possibilities in Twine

February 28, 2022intermechanismcontributor

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Ian Bryce Jones

I write and teach in the areas of new media, cinema, and the arts, across a breadth of levels and specialities. I have taught film and videogame analysis to college students and video production to high school students, worked as a video editor, curated screenings, organized conferences, secured grant funding for educational games, and published criticism. In addition to my current teaching at DePaul University and the University of Chicago, I also serve as the grants administrator for Chicago's Storycatchers Theatre.

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