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TEI '10 Storyboard Studio Excerpts
- 1. welcome. STORYBOARDING EXPERIENCES WORKSHOP gravitytank X TEI’10 | January 2010
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- 3. 12:15 Experience & Story 1:00 Creating Scenarios 2:45 Break 3:00 Experience Storyboarding Presentation 3:30 Experience Storyboarding Worksession 5:30 Groups present their storyboards gravitytank X TEI’10 | January 2010
- 4. how do you design an experience? what’s your process? where do you start? gravitytank X TEI’10 | January 2010
- 5. we like to start from the audience perspective gravitytank X TEI’10 | January 2010
- 6. every experience – mobile, kiosk, product, environment – has an audience. gravitytank X TEI’10 | January 2010
- 7. as the author, what are you trying to say to your audience? what do you want them to feel? learn? tell others? gravitytank X TEI’10 | January 2010
- 8. let’s look at the audience experience in an interactive installation... 1. Initial discovery 2. Interpretation 3. Reflection + resolution gravitytank X TEI’10 | January 2010
- 9. how would your audience relate this experience to others? through a story. gravitytank X TEI’10 | January 2010
- 10. they would tell the story in 3 acts. Act 1 - Intro Act 2 - Confrontation Act 3 - Resolution gravitytank X TEI’10 | January 2010
- 11. ACT 1 // Luke leaves the tranquility of home to join Ben, defeat the bad guys and save the princess. ACT 2 // Luke finds the princess, loses Ben and commits to stopping the Evil Empire. ACT 3 // Luke blows up the Death Star and saves the universe. All is well. gravitytank X TEI’10 | January 2010
- 12. the 3 act structure from an audience perspective. ooh, this is relevant to me whew, they made it woah, this changes everything Act 1 - Intro Act 2 - Confrontation Act 3 - Resolution gravitytank X TEI’10 | January 2010
- 13. A TEI experience goes beyond traditional story: > interactive, not passive > non-linear > mutable and dynamic > physical and digital gravitytank X TEI’10 | January 2010
- 14. in a TEI experience, the author (you) and the audience build the story together gravitytank X TEI’10 | January 2010
- 15. we will look at tools and techniques to create a compelling TEI experience for your audience... ...and tell a better story gravitytank X TEI’10 | January 2010
- 16. 12:15 Experience & Story 1:00 Creating Scenarios 2:45 Break 3:00 Experience Storyboarding Presentation 3:30 Experience Storyboarding Worksession 5:30 Groups present their storyboards gravitytank X TEI’10 | January 2010
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- 19. Giving them some Character gravitytank X TEI’10 | January 2010
- 20. Develop backstories and relationships gravitytank X TEI’10 | January 2010
- 21. Iconic representations and simplified forms gravitytank X TEI’10 | January 2010
- 22. Focus on iconic elements Find a perspective of the object that reads the best gravitytank X TEI’10 | January 2010
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- 26. Combine some basic blocks and glare lines with people and hands gravitytank X TEI’10 | January 2010
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- 28. Background Middle-ground Foreground Henri Cartier-Bresson, The Decisive Moment gravitytank X TEI’10 | January 2010
- 29. Rule of 3rds Stanley Kubrick, Paths of Glory gravitytank X TEI’10 | January 2010
- 30. Symmetrical balance gravitytank X TEI’10 | January 2010
- 31. Symmetrical balance Rick Valencenti, Wolfson Breuer House gravitytank X TEI’10 | January 2010
- 32. Asymmetrical balance gravitytank X TEI’10 | January 2010
- 33. Asymmetrical balance Rick Valencenti, Wolfson Breuer House gravitytank X TEI’10 | January 2010
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- 39. 12:15 Experience & Story 1:00 Creating Scenarios 2:45 Break 3:00 Experience Storyboarding 3:30 Experience Storyboarding Worksession 5:30 Groups present their storyboards gravitytank X TEI’10 | January 2010
- 40. telling a story about an experience focuses on the benefits instead of the features gravitytank X TEI’10 | January 2010
- 41. What can this process do for design teams? > promotes collaboration > connects design with emotion > injects energy into iteration > prompts decisions > creates clarity > think broadly about opportunities gravitytank X TEI’10 | January 2010
- 42. storyboarding is a flexible tool for designing experiences gravitytank X TEI’10 | January 2010
- 43. the experience storyboarding process combines analysis, generation, and shaping into one collaborative session gravitytank X TEI’10 | January 2010
- 44. enhance the public transit experience with new tangible and embedded interactions gravitytank X TEI’10 | January 2010
- 45. define the character, set and script (20 MIN) > define the main character(s) and draw them > map out what currently happens on post-its > where does it happen? create the current state (30 MIN) > create the keyframes of the current process analysis (10 MIN) > what are the pain points & opportunities? generation (30 MIN) > brainstorm new solutions > go for generating many ideas quickly shaping (30 MIN) > create the future state scenario gravitytank X TEI’10 | January 2010