Narrative - Story Telling

• Foreshadowing and epiphany.

  • Give hits of whats going to happen.
  • For example the music in jaws.

• Epiphany example, narrative is an individuals perspective of a surrounding landscape”

  • Works same in film and in books
  • Giving prespective.
  • Visual arts decices, 3 piont presentie doreshortinging, giving an idea of where the viewer is standing.
  • The idea of perspective changes because opportunities can be given to change the perspective and angaging them within in the story. Change perspective to read from a different character.

• Th context of the person telling the story.,

• The direction go scroll is important when looking at content on the web,

  • Many graphics option that allow us to engage within a story.

• Plot structure in interactive narrative

  • Different narrative types of structure
    • Linear narrative
    • Parallel narrative
    • Non-linear narrative dynamic narrative
    • Branching narrative

• Story telling is joke telling -

  • confirming some truth

Watching a Video from TedEX

• Make Me Care
  • Making a promise that continue will lead to a better time.
    • Well told promise - promise to have a good time, once upon a time.
    • Storytelling without dialogue
      • They want to work for the meal and they don’t want to know they are doing that
    • Human are born problem solvers - well organised abscise of information.
    • Complete the sentence - naturally want to finish.
    • The invisible application that hold us to the story.
    • Darma is anticipation mingled with confusion.
    • Story had guidlines not hard fast rules.
• Use what you know, express values the deep in the core.