This paper presents a transmedia project consisting of a feature film screenplay titled See You Quietly and two narrative extensions: a novel and a podcast. The first extension is a novel that expands the film’s narrative, providing deeper insight into the world and life of one of the two main characters, while also introducing characters and situations that are merely touched upon in the film. The novel focuses on the life of Goran (33) and, more importantly, on an event that took place 15 years before the film's story, an event that deeply marked him and enhances the emotional and psychological depth of his character. The second extension is a podcast, a medium that is increasingly popular among younger audiences. Given that the film and novel address themes relevant to young people facing significant life decisions, the podcast is designed as a platform to take the story to a new level. It would feature experts from the field of psychology, as well as media personalities known for their successful romantic relationships, along with those who have experienced failed relationships. The goal of the podcast would be to enable deeper discussions on topics such as romantic relationships, emotional challenges, obstacles in relationships, and warning signs or positive indicators, commonly referred to as "red" and "green" flags. Through these three media formats—film, novel, and podcast—the project aims to explore a single story or issue from multiple perspectives. While the film and novel provide emotional and narrative context, the podcast offers practical and professional advice from experts and personal experiences from guests, contributing to a better understanding of the issues. The objective is to engage the audience with different layers of the story and ultimately encourage a deeper comprehension of the topic through a multifaceted media approach.