Applying filmmaking tools to interaction design
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This document discusses applying filmmaking techniques to interaction design. It introduces concepts like beat sheets, which provide scene-by-scene outlines including plot points, actions, and how it affects the audience. Beat sheets can be used to annotate task flows in software design to keep the user's emotional state and goals in focus. Film techniques like mise en scène, motion, and rack focus are also discussed, with suggestions for how they could inform interaction design approaches. The overall goal is to bring more emotion and storytelling into the design process.
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Applying filmmaking tools to interaction design
- 1. Applying Filmmaking Tools and Techniques to Interaction Design
- 2. Why film?
- 3. Orchestration How do you coordinate something with so many moving parts to achieve desired effect?
- 4. Orchestration Actors Dialogue Scenery Sound Action
- 5. The Filmmaking Process Screenplay & Script > Storyboards & Design > Raw Footage > Final Edited Film
- 6. Beat Sheets
- 7. Beat Sheets Scene-by-Scene Outline • Plot Points • Actions • Effect on the Audience
- 8. Beat Sheets Use in interaction design?
- 9. The Software Design Process Task Flows > Sketches / Wireframes > Prototype & Visual Designs > Final Developed Product
- 10. How do we keep emotion in the forefront of the design process?
- 11. To Be Replaced Beat Sheets Annotated Task Flows • Emotional state of the user • Emotional goals of the system
- 12. Communication
- 13. Mise en Scène Set Design Lighting Staging Acting Costume
- 14. Motion How does motion communicate?
- 15. Motion Early filmmakers didn’t have sound, dialogue or color Speech/title cards were used as little as possible
- 16. Motion The bad guy enters on the right.
- 18. Motion: Diagonals Top to Bottom: Inevitability, Anticipation Bottom to Top: Struggle
- 19. The Camera Control of the camera means control of the eye.
- 20. Rack Focus Little to no camera movement No complex actions Camera shifts focus from one element to another
- 22. Rack Focus Use in interaction design?
- 23. Where else can this go?
- 24. Thanks Get in touch: madpow.net Give feedback and rate this adam@madpow.net talk on SpeakerRate: @adamconnor http://spkr8.com/t/5401
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