vitae three-scene storyboarding DVT 14Vitae storyboarding uploaded 09/11/10 this PowerPoint at: to help you to… > examine narrative possibilities > focus turning-point episodes > help ‘remembering’, ‘showing’ & ‘futuring’ > use filmic techniques > enable student probing of narrative > plan new possibilities
> are there strong thoughts-and-feelings - where? in reading knowing when a story is important… > does something needed to be done - how? in a movie on-line > is there a ‘moment-of-truth’ - when? > do other people see it differently - who? In research > does the main character need to work something out - what? a student’s your own > does it really matter - why? three-scene storyboarding a story that’s special to you In the news
three-scene storyboarding setting down an episode stages in reflection - 1, 2 & 3… > in showing - words & images > in remembering - sorting out > in futuring - next action
three-scene storyboarding another episode in three scenes - ‘opening’, ‘big’ & ‘following’… > by showing - design & recount > by remembering - reflect & sequence > by futuring - plan & rehearse
experiencesettingpossibilitiesimages three-scene storyboarding turning points
turning point what experience?
turning point leading to what possibilities?
turning point conjuring what image?
> opening-up questions - ‘why like this?’, ‘what now?’ three-scene storyboarding remembering instead of a worksheet… a data-base… psychometrics… > finding what is important > sorting out natural muddle > seeing new possibilities - encounters, locations, events > wondering ‘what might happen if....?’
three-scene storyboarding showing scene-design is part of the process… > big scene: when things can be changed > opening scene: the way things are before that > following scene: the way things become different
three-scene storyboarding futuring moving on - means holding on and letting go… > moving on means dealing with other people > imagine what that might mean > find the basis for action > go over it with people who can help > be ready for selection and recruitment people > talk about it with friends and family
impulse > in a story-telling process encounter > their points-of-view habit luck > enabling a subjective ‘I’ to look again at a predicated ‘me’ > showing the self and others > linking reflective talk to real-life experience intuition instinct > interweaving talk, thoughts and feelings three-scene storyboarding how it works bringing what is remembered … > in the settings where they meet
three-scene storyboarding ‘filmic’ methods designing a person’s story in that person’s own terms… > talk > looks and gestures > width-of-field > angle-of-shot > positioning-in-the-frame > thoughts and feelings
three-scene storyboarding programme possibilities multilateral partnerships for integrated lives… > face-to-face help > home-life talk > small-group-work > visits-in & -out > enquiries > role-plays > media-productions > community projects
three-scene storyboarding learning verbs interrogating anecdotes… > finding-out - seeing, hearing, feeling > sorting-out - getting things into useful order > checking-out - pointing to what really counts > working-out - grasping what leads to what what’s going on here? who - what - when - where? got enough to go on? > finding-out - looking / seeing / listening keeps coming back to me? hardest to deal with? why I have to do something? > checking-out - sorting / focusing / probing how did it get this way? what can I do about it? how I can make it work for me? > working-out - explaining / anticipating / trialing biggest surprise? changes how I see things? different from people I know? > sorting-out - noticing / comparing / contrasting
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