Introduction to Narrative Design for Video Games

Overview

“Once you have written your first cinematic script, we will give you some tweaks, editing it a bit to make it more dynamic. You will check that it fits what you have been asked for (or the objective that you would have set yourself for this script, in case it is a “ briefing own”, so to speak). Congratulations! You just wrote your first cinematic scene. Although it is short and compact, the principles you have learned can be applied to any script you write in the future, so you just acquired a very useful and versatile skill. ”

In this video lesson Víctor Ojuel addresses the topic: Last touches, which is part of the Domestika online course: Introduction to Narrative Design for Video Games. Learn to tell interactive stories and get started in the world of video games.

Partial transcription of the video

“Finishing Touches Well, now all that's left to do is add some finishing touches to make sure the script we wrote follows the client's briefing. And if you want, I'll give you a couple of notes to help you adjust it better to your client's briefing or to the briefing that you set for yourself. Let's see it. Now that we have the first draft for our script, as you can see up here, I saved a copy of this script. I called it Version 2 so I'll have the first draft version and a more advanced version. In my experience, it's really useful to keep different working versions in case we make a change ...”

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Course summary for: Introduction to Narrative Design for Video Games

• Level: Beginner
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• Category

  3D & Animation

• Areas

  Game Design, Script, Video Games