DGM 6200 — Digital Storytelling Foundations

2 semester hoursGraduateLecture

Introduces the fundamentals of character and story development through practical applications of narrative in both linear and nonlinear media using a variety of traditional and social media outlets. Explores personal narrative and story structure in a variety of digital forms. Offers students an opportunity to gain familiarity with narrative sequencing and story development and to apply these skills in nonlinear and experimental environments. Students work individually and collaboratively to develop projects that stretch the boundaries of creative storytelling. Progresses from simple text development to complex visual character and environmental expressions, applying storyboarding and interactive development tools in various potential multimedia formats.

Prerequisites

Unlocks

DGM 6415, DGM 6425, DGM 6675, DGM 6980, DGM 6990

Courses that list DGM 6200 in their prerequisites.

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