Digital storytelling in games
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Digital storytelling uses multiple mediums like images, text, sound and animation to tell dramatic stories through games. Effective digital storytelling relies on key elements like having a point of view, posing a dramatic question, including emotional content, using tone of voice to set the mood, matching music to the story, balancing different elements, and varying the pacing to maintain audience interest. The document provides examples of how these elements can be applied when narrating a story in games.
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2. The internet has allowed for a more inclusive public sphere compared to traditional mass media like television and newspapers by having lower barriers to participation.
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- 11. Pacing • Changing the pace of the story can be very effective. The narrative can have pauses, the music can change tempo, and the images can be set to enter at different rates of speed. • Changing pace allows the audience to concentrate, think, and maintain interest.
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