New ways to tell STORIES

 

Multi-person Participation

1. An interactive story develops differently depending on the interaction of the audience (user)


2. The audience  experiences the world created by the interactive story (user)
 

Anytime Interaction Capabilities

Interactive media is unique in its ability to let viewers tell their own stories

Approaching Interactive Medias

1. Address different learning styles

2. Different attention levels

3. Different interest levels

4. Limited attention span to deep viewers/experts

5. Re-visits?

6. Stand test of time?

7. Are you satisfying a three minute visitor and/or the expert who is going to read every single little story?

Can it stand the test of time?

Create the space for a memorable personal connection with the content that you are serving.

 

Take all the varying components and put them together and come up with a scheme to accommodate a broad range of participation.

User Project Goal

You can be here for 30 sec and get something or you can be here for 10 mins and get something

conceptual thinking to concrete interactive?

what is the goal?


what is the best way to tell the story?


what voices are you using?

interactive/visceral content

 

break the story down to an average level so

that an individual can wrap their head around it


 

invite your user to touch. give them a wonderful

experience and they will do more

 

if you don’t get something right away people walk past projects

 

 

Concept Package
Holistic Approach

  1. First part of any process is content acquisition
  2. Understanding of your components from minutia to schematics that need to go into the presentation
  3. Brainstorming on how to make those stories come to life in an interactive
  4. Brainstorm conceptual phase
  5. Create the concept
  6. Aha moment!  - understand what you are going for and idealize how you can get there
  7. We’ve got a concept and here's how the content fits into that concept
  8. Here's how the technology fits that content

The Concept

 

You want to make sure you have the total package you are not thinking of just the content or the design or the technology you need something that pulls it all together which is the concept

 

Phase One: Storytelling

Building an emotional connection

Begin

each project by immersing yourself in the

content and identifying the most effective and

compelling way to stage the story

Phase Two: Prototyping

you are thinking about an experience in addition to visual design

  • how is the user going to use the interactive?
  • identify functions
  • does a screen have more than one function?
  • does it work?
  • is it a good experience?
  • is it intuitive?
  • how to get from a to b?

Phase Three: Design

inspiration/mood board

maquette

exhibtion/screen color palette

style

graphics

design direction

Phase Three: Beta Testing

conceptual thinking to concrete interactive


wireframes
force designer/developer/producer/ to really think through the user experience

Think of all the elements of a screen as components you are advertising to a user and you have to make it clear to the visitor so they don’t miss the fact that they can do this or that

  • example: user can zoom a timeline and they can explore something
  • as they explore the map/screen changes and different stories come to life
  • each story needs to be planned for

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