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Created By: Shannon Scoffield
Created Date/Time: 5/22/2014 4:27 pm
 
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Time Id: 2252
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Title/Caption: Brainstorming - Planning for Meet the Players
Start Date: 7/13/2012
Main Status: Active

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Notes:
Planning for meet the players (ideas):
- I’ve got about 40 players
- It might be fun to give stats of some sorts – pretend like they are real people or players (one time I thought of making an actual movie about the players and what each department did and how they interacted. Maybe this could be a prep step for that…)
- Maybe color code things like:
o Actual item – yellow
o Buddies & subs – green
o Flow (normal) – blue
o Flow (special) – purple
o Financial – turquoise
o Operations – black
- Maybe a what do I do? What’s my job? How am I used?
- Maybe a diagram of the pieces or sub pieces and 1-many relationships
- Plan out what the sub menus for the map might look like
- We could actually do a flash movie on flow, friends, and pieces
- How could we standardize the process?
- I’d like to use the map as much as possible
- I may have to redo this whole section once the actual map gets done.
- I could actually do the map and then do these pieces… the only problem here is the extra two to four weeks of development… the actual map would be really cool.
- Maybe just prep everything that I can… at this point, then once the full plan is done, bust it out. Treat this like the visual prep or plan for the actual thing.
- Script for actual
- At one point, I wanted to use the same interactive player to help and handle the learning and multi-media portion of adilas university,
- On the demos we wanted to get to the
o General theory
o Basic/beginner
o Intermediate
o Advanced
o Tech level
- What about a comic book approach… keep all of the graphics static – think storyboard
- We could use motion trails to show interaction… think about Family Circus comics… they have one person playing through a number of things… (sketch on scan)