The final paper, entitled Contemporary Slavery Narrated Through Dance Movement in Transmedia, covers research of works in three media that deal with the global social phenomenon of contemporary slavery. The entire transmedia project stems from ur-texa media, i.e., a short experimental documentary film, Chapter 1, filmed and produced according to a written script. The other two media extensions expand the context of the theme of contemporary slavery and delve deeper into every branch of contemporary slavery. The transmedia storytelling of this paper includes a common narrative tool of all media – dance movement. This paper gives definitions and analyses of the topic of the paper, references starting points and approaches to the topic, as well as a model of integrating dance movement into the wider context of transmedia. The basic approach used in the development of the transmedia project Contemporary Slavery Narrated Through Dance Movement in Transmedia is the implementation of intermediality, interdisciplinarity and multimedia that connect content, narrative tools and media into a coherent thematic unit in a transmedia project.