Panic!

Panic! My interactive narrative will be a story about a dying girl and the outcome will be decided by the user as they will be given choices on how they are going to or not going to save her life.

Every frame will be in a similar style like the image above which will be used as one the story over frames. This style will work very well with the story as they are expressive, dark and serious and this is the mood I want to create with the narrative.

Interactive Narrative

Well this had me racking my brain but I think I have thought of an idea which will work so well. I have it all written up and I know what style I'm going for.

I wan't to create a situation that the user will have to think morally and one bad decision will result in a very bad thing happening but the aim for the user will be to prevent this bad thing from happening. I will attempt to play on the users emotions this way I think it will be a great way to get the user more involved.

For my piece I am going to use photographs but edit them in Photoshop in a way they look like a dark comic such as the film Sin City.

Awkward Turtle

Awkward Turtle follows the story of what most people would consider a loser, he is prepared to spend great lengths of time in a lift waiting for the girl of his dreams. But being a loser he decides it is a good idea to pretend he is on the phone and so when his phone actually rings she realises he his a strange man and leaves the lift but forgets her bag but when she returns to get it she finds him sulking on the floor.

This is the final edited version of the film we have been making for the last couple of weeks. The final outcome is how we first planned and everything has worked out. The group worked well together for most part and we managed to get everything done well within the time allowed.

There are things which can be done to improve the film if we had managed to section off the lift this would have given us much more time as we suffered frequent interruptions to perfect absolutely everything including lighting and the script. Although the actors did very well in the circumstances more time would have been useful.