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Improv, Not Screenplays: Iterative Holographic Design
The document outlines insights from WeArePop's transition from screen-based digital experiences to holographic design, emphasizing the need for a new mindset and team dynamics. It highlights the importance of collaboration, rapid prototyping, and learning from existing technologies, while encouraging innovation and flexibility in a nascent field. The document also stresses community engagement and sharing knowledge to navigate the complexities of holographic development.
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- 1. IMPROV, NOT SCREENPLAYSITERATIVE HOLOGRAPHICDESIGN + LEARNINGS FROM POP’S HOLOGRAPHIC WEAREPOP.COM
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- 5. HOLOGRAMS HELLO! WE’RE LET’S WORKTOGETHER! WEAREPOP.COM
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- 8. Holograms shatterour existing paradigms… IT’S COMPLETELY NEW Wevery quickly learned what a unique (and exciting) challenge this was going to be. 01 WEAREPOP.COM
- 9. Sure,we assembleda teamof experts… BUT EXPERTS ATWHAT? Not holographic experts, we are experts at creating screen-based digital experiences. 02 WEAREPOP.COM
- 10. Normally,we speakthe same language… BUT NOW WE’RETOURISTS The holographic language is new and we didn’t have a translator in the room. 03 WEAREPOP.COM
- 11. C’mon,we’ve gotour processes downcold… 20 YEARS OFEXPERIENCE Makes us better problem solvers, but the effort we’ve put into streamlining our processes for building experiences for screens doesn’t quite translate. 04 WEAREPOP.COM
- 12. How do youstop thinking like digitalscreennatives… And start thinking like holographicnatives? WEAREPOP.COM
- 13. SMASHING THE SCREEN RECOMMENDATIONS ON ANDBECOMING HOLOGRAPHIC NATIVES WEAREPOP.COM
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- 15. Thinklike explorers. FIND THE RIGHTPEOPLE Bring in risk-takers, people that aren’t afraid to fail, people who know how to listen, and people who are hungry for new challenges. 01 WEAREPOP.COM
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- 17. Ignorelabels andexploit skill. DON’T RELY ONJOB TITLES If you can do a thing to move your project along, choose to do it. No one is going to be the expert, so take this opportunity to expand yourself. 02 WEAREPOP.COM
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- 19. Dedicatea spacefor holograms. ROOM TO EXPLORE Afamiliar environment for you and your HoloLens is key. For you and your team a “war room” encourages the collection of ideas, and for the HoloLens, your space will be quickly learned. 03 WEAREPOP.COM
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- 21. Wearthe device. SPEND TIME INHOLOLENS Time spent using the HoloLens is time well spent. Get to know your HoloLens. The more comfortable you are, the more comfortable others will be. 04 WEAREPOP.COM
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- 23. LEARNING FROM THEEXPERTS Microsoft has had people working with holograms for three years now, and there is a lot we can learn from their experiences. Pay careful attention to the demos and note what works for you, and what doesn’t. 05 WEAREPOP.COM Studythe existing demos.
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- 26. Developa storyline. YOUR FLUID GUIDELINE Tellthe story of your idea and rewrite it as it evolves. Remember, it’s not a scripted screenplay, it’s improv. 06 WEAREPOP.COM
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- 28. Draw storyboards andsketch ideasout. OLD SCHOOL Don’t beafraid to start with pen and paper, or cardboard boxes, sticks and glue. Holograms (appear to) consume physical space, so why not start in the physical world? 07 WEAREPOP.COM
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- 30. Prototype rapidlywith low-fi holograms. PRIMITIVES ARE YOUR FRIENDS Gettingobjects in the device and interacting with them is incredibly critical, so don’t delay. Simple shapes will help you find the right direction no matter how complex your concept is. 08 WEAREPOP.COM
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- 32. BeOKwith nothavingall ofthe answers. 09 YOU’RE GOING TOMAKE MISTAKES Don’t overthink your tasks because you’re not going to get them right the first time, or maybe the second time either. Don’t take it too hard when that thing you thought was going to be amazing lands with a thud. WEAREPOP.COM
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- 34. Listento your developers. 10 COLLABORATION IS KEY Andso is performance. You’re full of amazing ideas and to make them come to life (at a minimum of 60fps), you’ve got to work closely as a team. WEAREPOP.COM
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- 36. Make decisionsas ateam quickly. 11 FORWARD MOMENTUM It’s reallyeasy to get hung up on repeatedly trying to fix something that isn’t working. Be quick to abandon flailing ideas and stay open to trying something that might work. WEAREPOP.COM
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- 38. 12 HANDS-ON FEEDBACK Demoing thedevice, the available apps, and the products your are building give you immediate access to invaluable feedback. It also puts you in the role of instructor, which will be key when you have your feet firmly planted. WEAREPOP.COM Learn through teaching
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- 40. Stay focused. 13 HUG YOUR GUARDRAILS Holograms represent a brave new world and (of course) you can think of a million things that would be incredible in your concept, but don’t loose sight of your goal and don’t let “we could add this” distract you and your team from completing a build. WEAREPOP.COM
- 41. ALIGN THE STARS WILL ANDIT WILL BE AMAZING WEAREPOP.COM
- 42. Shareyour learnings. SPREAD THE KNOWLEDGE Thisis why we’re here today. Helping others understand where you faltered and where you flourished, will offer them a shortcut to success. 14 WEAREPOP.COM
- 43. Participatein theforums. BE ACTIVE INTHE HOLOLENS COMMUNITY An active community is a healthy and thriving community and this cannot happen without your thoughts, input and feedback. 15 WEAREPOP.COM
- 44. Helpus expandthis newreality. YOU’RE PART OFSOMETHING BIG Holograms are a game changer that will massively disrupt the way we interact with our world and the technology that surrounds us and you’re getting in on the ground floor. 16 WEAREPOP.COM
- 45. THANKS! THE ENTIRE POPHOLOGRAPHIC TEAM WEAREPOP.COM