John C. King

John C. King is a Lecturer in the Department of Media Arts and Science at the Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering, Indiana University Indianapolis. He holds multiple degrees including an M.S. in Information and Communication Sciences (2004), M.A. in English (2004), and M.A. in Telecommunications and Screenwriting (2000) from Ball State University and Ohio University. His expertise spans screenwriting, digital video production, and interdisciplinary storytelling.

• Education Highlights:
• M.S., Information and Communication Sciences, Ball State University (2004)
• M.A., English, Ball State University (2004)
• M.A., Telecommunications and Screenwriting, Ohio University (2000)
• B.A., Telecommunications and Audio/Video Production, Ball State University (1999)

King’s research focuses on digital storytelling innovations, particularly in scriptwriting and video production. He has developed courses like Advanced Scriptwriting for New Media and collaborated on interdisciplinary film projects involving English, Theatre, and Telecommunications students. Notably, he co-created Hero’s Horizon, an educational video game targeting at-risk youths in developing regions.

No scientific awards are explicitly mentioned, but his contributions to educational media and storytelling are highlighted. He has taught at The Art Institute of Indianapolis and Ball State University, emphasizing technical writing and interactive media design.

King’s work integrates creative writing with technology, fostering collaborative storytelling environments. His current courses include Digital Storytelling and Scriptwriting, reflecting his commitment to evolving media practices.