Let's play a game of Kes - Playful '09

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    1. Filmed in 1969, Ken Loach, About a young man growing up.
    2. Billy Casper Feral kid, wears a hoodie Broken home, failed by school and family.
    3. Let’s play a game of Kes • Storytelling in film • - theatre • - radio play Simple story, allegorical. Filmed like a radio play, like a theatre production Brutally cut and edited. The beginnings of natural storytelling in film?
    4. All About Eve On The Waterfront A Matter of Life and Death
    5. The Language of TV Drama • Episodes • Seasons • Story arcs • Box sets
    6. The Language of Games? Have Game stolen from TV & Film? No, but they have from the Web. Game trailers are often poor, because they are passive not interactive
    7. Episodic Games
    8. Seasonal Games
    9. Series & Serial Drama • Standalone vs Ongoing story • Series and Serial quests in MMOs • What would it be like to play Friends, to play The Wire? Games have taken series and serial drama from TV
    10. What it looks like to put myself in a game of The Wire
    11. What it looks like to put myself in a game of Friends
    12. Fictive Worlds Not interactive fiction, not hypertext fiction. Single story PvE. Sense that without action, player will fail
    13. PvE Episode 3, driven on by a phone-call Sense of life in a story
    14. Young Adult Fiction • Fantasy • Casuality Adult issues and themes, in the broad middle-ground between fantasy and casuality
    15. Not dependent on branching narratives: - they don’t work, solution looking for a problem - they’re not scalable, but they do work well for skill trees though
    16. “Decisions have Consequences” Kids = binary, adults = grainy, young adults = exploratory (and hardest to write).
    17. Prior Art? Nothing I could find in games. But there was in TV
    18. The 1980s, I hated that decade Now, I think it had the best drama and the worst music
    19. Press Gang 1989 - 1993 “Written by Steven Moffat” Why hasn’t this been rebooted?
    20. Running Scared 1986 Adapted from a young adults novel 5pm drama dealing with adult themes Very little left in terms footage
    21. Where are they now? No backups, no DVD copies available Not on iPlayer, not for sale
    22. Let’s play a game of ... - Web-based, fictive worlds - Simple, directed stories - Interactive, allegorical - Golden age of Gaming We could have a “golden age of children’s gaming” over the next decade Interactive for play, allegorical for depth.
    23. Thanks :D • http://www.flickr.com/photos/oberazzi/318947873/ • http://www.flickr.com/photos/ivanwalsh/3649492427/ • http://www.flickr.com/photos/waltjabsco/2324212835/ • http://www.flickr.com/photos/patrick_q/250798655/

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