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1 CSC 111 – Storytelling Through Computer Animation
Scott Heggen

2 The Ecosystem of Story The book identifies 7 key elements of narrative: Characterization Point of View Setting Events/situations Dialogue Description Style

3 Point of View 1st Person 2nd Person 3rd Person I shot the sheriff
You didn’t shoot no deputy 3rd Person Sheriff John Brown always hated me

4 Point of View in Animations

5 Setting The physical environments in which the story takes place
Covered in detail in Chapter 6

6 Events/Situations The plot and sequence of events (scenes) throughout the story Very important when we begin storyboarding! Covered in detail in Chapter 4

7 Dialogue The conversations and snippets of speech that occur between characters

8 Description The details that “set the scene” and make the scene feel real

9 Style The way in which the story is told Tragedy Comedy
Overcoming the Monster Rebirth Quest Journey and Return Rags to Riches

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