Yes and...? Using Improv to Design for Narrative in Lights Out
Alina Striner

TL;DR
This paper explores how improv games can be used to design and iterate narrative experiences in mixed reality, enhancing storytelling through creative, hands-on methods.
Contribution
It introduces a novel approach of using improv techniques to develop and refine narratives for mixed reality environments.
Findings
Improv methods foster creative storytelling in mixed reality design.
Using improv accelerates ideation and iteration in narrative development.
The approach enhances engagement and flexibility in narrative design processes.
Abstract
Mixed reality experiences often require detailed narrative that can be used to craft physical and virtual design components. This work elaborates on a mentoring experience at the Carnegie Mellon's ETC to consider how improv games may be used ideate and iterate on storytelling experiences.
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Taxonomy
TopicsDigital Storytelling and Education · Digital Games and Media · Human Motion and Animation
