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Digital Storytelling
- 1. Ben Bowman Associate Director ben.bowman@stern.nyu.edu DIGITAL STORYTELLING
- 3. How Does a Joke Work?
- 4. - Set expectations - Don’t be boring - Surprise ending (subvert expectations) A Twist in the Tail
- 5. - A Character with a Goal - Beginning = Problem - Middle = Struggle, Unknown - End = Resolution, Reveal Structure
- 9. From whose perspective Point of View
- 10. A Dramatic Question ? What they want to know
- 11. Make a connection Emotional Content
- 12. The Gift of Your Voice Make it personal
- 13. The Power of the Soundtrack Sound is 50% of your story
- 19. and theories separate from One does not learn isolated facts“ ” ones life and experience.
- 20. Questions?
- 21. Ben Bowman Associate Director ben.bowman@stern.nyu.edu DIGITAL STORYTELLING
Editor's Notes
- Good presentations are designed as narrative that the audience can engage in.
- Good presentations are designed as narrative that the audience can engage in.
- Good presentations are designed as narrative that the audience can engage in.
- Good presentations are designed as narrative that the audience can engage in.
- Do you want to persuade? Begin with a question or ancedote. Trying to inform/educate? Provide 3 examples of the thing you are describing. Trying to demonstrate? Describe a scenario in which the tool is needed Do you want to engage? Try asking questions of the audience and use their input to help build your narrative.
- Avoid chart junk: Useless, non-informative, or information-obscuring elements of quantitative information displays. (Edward Tufte)
- Good presentations are designed as narrative that the audience can engage in.
- Good presentations are designed as narrative that the audience can engage in.
- Good presentations are designed as narrative that the audience can engage in.
- Good presentations are designed as narrative that the audience can engage in.
- Good presentations are designed as narrative that the audience can engage in.