Storytellers and those interested in how we wander around the web should be interested in this little transmedia storytelling project coming out of the brain of Christy Dena called Authentic in All Caps.

The idea came to Dena when she was undertaking an audio tour of an art gallery and thought about how you would facilitate an interactive audio tour of the world wide web. What would that look like and how would the technology work to help you find and explore that story? The result is Authentic in All Caps. And, while Dena is a bit of a global citizen, she is back home in Australia and has pulled together a local team to make it happen. As is the case with all bootstrapped projects, they need a little bit of cash to get the final pieces sorted and project launched.

Backing this project means you are effectively funding a mash up of old school radio plays with mobiles and tablet technology. It sounds like a sweet idea and one worth investing in, you can get in on the ground floor for as little as $7.00. As Dena says:

"Audio is a powerful element in any creative project, and we're drawing on it to explore characters, setting, navigation, and emotion on the web in a new way. You don't just listen in AUTHENTIC; you look, and do. It's not a videogame, radio drama, or audio tour; but we're drawing on the techniques used in all of these to create a new story experience where audio and fictional websites are combined."

The video explains it all in more detail. It sounds like a grand adventure. Back the project at Pozible.