Vision Storyboarding

Storytelling is an excellent prototyping tool because it puts the concept in context, in the lives of stakeholders.  Vision Storyboards  make your thinking visual, put the concept in context, and are simple and fun. This technique, often used in the creation of feature films, compels the team to imagine an experience with their design concept. 

From the beginning, Team 4 recognized that they had a diverse group that was interested in community work. Underrepresentation and tokenism, monetizing and our soundbyte world threaten to misevaluate the arts and marginalize groups who might otherwise have a great interest in them. From these thoughts, the team focused on ways to create in-person, immersive experiences that would allow audiences to be decisionmakers and participants in the arts. The team considered ideas for enabling artists to more deeply connect with audiences and use global tech to bring community-based art to the fore. This addresses the central question of, “How might we create immersive in-person experiences while increasing access to the arts and mobilizing the public and private sectors?”