Animation & gaming: involving young people in research and supporting breech babies
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Animation & gaming: involving young people in research and supporting breech babies
- 1. Animation and Research ELLIE LAND TEESSIDE UNIVERISTY, NORTHUMBRIA UNIVERSITY
- 2. Breech
- 4. Useful Links Breech http://www.nhs.uk/Video/Pages/breech-births.aspx http://research.ncl.ac.uk/breech-decisions/ Dole Animators https://doleanimators.wordpress.com/ http://methods.sagepub.com/case/participatory-research-methods-film-making-disseminate-research Ellie Land www.ellieland.com E.Land@tees.ac.uk
Editor's Notes
- Intro The film was developed as a patient decision aid The research and film was funded by the National Institute for Health research Baby presents as Breech at 36 weeks Part of the dissemination of Dr Say’s PhD research – her question was: Decision making about breech presentation: exploring women's experiences and developing decision support. And she used co design workshopS: In this qualitative study, data were collected using observed consultations, semi- structured interviews, with both women and professionals, and user-centred design workshops. Working with Dr Says research We identifed 2 main characters to encompass the charactersistics and personalities of the women involved in the research, so Polly is middle class, newly qualified as a teacher, first time mum and Rachel is a single mum on her 3rd child. The two characters then took on likely thoughts and situations that were simialr to the women experiencing those things in real life. So they were an amalagation of many women. The stories were shared with the reserach participants to gain their feedback. The overall aim was to communicate the different pathways women could take. Talk about natural breech birth and how this didnt reflect any of the womens choices. We came across some oppostion when we presnted the film to an audience of midwives and health care providers in London. Creating the film We created a script first of all to work through the research. We do have some dialogue that is simlar to the research participants testimony, but this is disguised and remember each character has more than one research participants voice embodied. We worked on a process of iterative storyboarding and then animatics SHOW FILM
- Intro Dole Animators is about the lived experiences of people with regards to the benefits system and welfare reform. Research carried out 2013 – 2014 Part of Ruth Patrick’s PhD, which had a heavy participatory element The film process was participatory with participant involved in participatory research as part of the process. Patrick worked with the participants over two years, so as to follow how their experiences evolved as welfare reforms were changed. So the process of making the film highlighted areas of research for Patrick’s PhD We worked with a group of 8 out of work claimants, who co designed with Patrick and myself the narrative of the film, the visual design and the edit. The film was made in Leeds and funded by the Lottery. Working with the research We ran 8 workshops with the group and the film was made over a period of 8 months Patrick had an idea of the main areas we wanted to cover from previously interviewing the participants The group then expanded on these ideas as their experiences changed. The group also thought about what and how they wanted to communicate – the depiction of scroungers by the media - they wanted to counter balance that. The film making process became a tool for reflection on their experiences and so fed into their thinking around welfare reform. Creating the film Used storyboards and animatic iteration, involved the group in that part of the process. SHOW FILM