Editing Adaptation and Transmedia Storytelling (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''Adaptation''' — The process of translating a work from one medium to another (e.g., Book to Film).
* '''Transmedia Storytelling''' — Henry Jenkins' idea of a story that "Spreads" across multiple platforms, where each piece makes a "Unique and Valuable" contribution to the whole.
* '''Lore / World-building''' — The "Deep History" and rules of a story universe (e.g., the languages of Middle-earth).
* '''Canon''' — The "Official" version of the story that is considered "True" by the creators and the fans.
* '''Fandom''' — The community of passionate fans who discuss, expand, and sometimes "Re-write" the story (Fan-fiction).
* '''Cross-media''' — Using different media to "Repeat" the same story (e.g., a movie and the 'Game of the movie').
* '''Spin-off''' — A new story that focuses on a "Minor character" from a previous story (e.g., 'Better Call Saul' or 'The Mandalorian').
* '''Reboot''' — Starting a story universe "From scratch," ignoring all the previous movies or books (e.g., 'Batman Begins').
* '''Easter Egg''' — A "Hidden secret" or reference in a story that only the "Hardcore fans" will understand.
* '''Intellectual Property (IP)''' — The legal ownership of a story universe (e.g., Disney owning 'Marvel').
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