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SchoolofEngineering Lecture2 CS148/248:InteractiveNarrative UCSantaCruz www.soe.ucsc.edu/classes/cmps248/Spring2008 michaelm@cs.ucsc.edu 08April2008 Drama McKeedescribesthedramaticstory,thestory toldbyHollywoodscreenplaysandnon experimentalstageplays Wellformedplotarcs(structure) Intensity(nothingextraneous,distilled,boileddown) Mimesis(tellingastorybyshowing) Formanyofus,ourimplicitmodelofwhat...
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SchoolofEngineering Lecture2
CS148/248:InteractiveNarrative
UCSantaCruz www.soe.ucsc.edu/classes/cmps248/Spring2008 michaelm@cs.ucsc.edu 08April2008
Drama
McKeedescribesthedramaticstory,thestory toldbyHollywoodscreenplaysandnon experimentalstageplays
Wellformedplotarcs(structure) Intensity(nothingextraneous,distilled,boileddown) Mimesis(tellingastorybyshowing)
Formanyofus,ourimplicitmodelofwhat makesagoodstoryisinformedbyour experienceofcinema Dramaiscommunicatedthroughaction
Whymightthisbeausefulmodelforinteractive narrative?
UCSANTACRUZ
Dramaticstructure
Dramaselectskeymomentsfromcharacterslifestories
Thestorytoldvs.lifestory Distillationoftheessenceoflife
Structureisaselectionofeventsfromcharacterslifestories strategicallycomposedtoexpressspecificemotionsandpointsofview Storyevent
Astoryeventurns(changes)astoryvalue
Storyvalue
Universalbinaryqualitiesofhumanexperience Alive/dead,love/hate,freedom/slavery,courage/cowardice, wisdom/stupidity,
Conflict
Changeinthestoryvalueisachievedthroughconflictvaluesshouldnt changethroughaccidentorcoincidence
UCSANTACRUZ
Scenesandbeats
Scene
Astoryeventtha...
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