When it comes to an argument, it is common to find individuals attempting to win in the conversation. In some situations, people will go to extreme measures to control the conversation, such as screaming, cursing, and mocking. Why does this happen? How can we create conversation environments where the end goal is to reach a general understanding?
The Constructive Communication animated series helps viewers understand how to have more effective oppositional conversations. Supported by the works The animation focuses on dialogue comprehension and appropriately responding rather than resorting to unproductive conflict solutions. Below I have displayed elements of my design process. These elements include, scripting, storyboarding, animatic production and final animation.
The Constructive Communication animated series helps viewers understand how to have more effective oppositional conversations. Supported by the works The animation focuses on dialogue comprehension and appropriately responding rather than resorting to unproductive conflict solutions. Below I have displayed elements of my design process. These elements include, scripting, storyboarding, animatic production and final animation.
Image above displays my design process when creating the Constructive Communication Animated Series
The 5 images above are a sample animatics created for Animation 1 (click on images to view)