by Michal Kroca, on 11 September 2019 15:33:44 CEST
Saturday 5 October 2019, 10am - 4pm | Prague College, Polská 10, Prague 2
Prague College has invited an award winning (BAFTA) Interactive Producer directly from London, to hold a very practical and innovative seminar on how to Develop and Produce Interactive Media.
Open and free for all Prague College students and lecturers who RSVP by 27 September 5pm to veronika@praguecollege.cz.
Interactive storytelling is a genre where the audience has some control of the narrative and how they experience the story. While this sort of storytelling is not new - and was made famous in the 1970s with the Choose Your Own Adventure book - with technological advances and investment by streaming services like Netflix in the genre, the possibilities for writers and directors to create their interactive narratives is now more possible than ever. This seminar will explore a variety of interactive storytelling projects and styles. It will also teach what you need to consider when designing and writing an interactive narrative, what assets you need to produce it, what tools are available, as well as how to budget and schedule and plan your interactive production. You will also have the opportunity to develop your own piece of interactive narrative and receive feedback.
Some elements of the course would include:
- Overview of interactive narratives.
- Creative ideation / development of concept / proposal writing / tools for creative production.
- Producing Content - iterative and agile approaches, user research, testing, user-centred / human centred design, scheduling, budgeting.
Seminar is led by:
Michelle Feuerlicht
Michelle is a multi-award-winning producer, who has worked in London, New York and Sydney. She devises and makes digital, immersive and innovation projects for broadcasters, brands, publishers and arts organisations. She is an experienced digital storyteller, happiest at the cross-section of narrative, content design, user experience and technical innovation.
Her credits include The Dumping Ground: You’re the Boss for CBBC (awarded a Children’s BAFTA for Interactive - Adapted); Footballers United for the BBC (awarded a Prix Italia for Digital Storytelling); Silverpoint (immersive digital theatre with Punchdrunk/Absolut); Horrible Histories for CBBC; Britain from Above for the BBC (awarded an International Digital Emmy); and History Detectives for PBS.
Michelle recently judged the BAFTA Digital Creativity award and the short-form category at the Broadcast Digital Awards. She also served as a member of the VR Jury at Sheffield DocFest, and on the Edinburgh Television Festival Digital Committee. She is a member of BAFTA.
