• Scenario
• Investigating requirementsPlanning
• Keeping track
• 
• Initial design
• Gathering assets
• Level 1
• Level 2
• Level 3
• The map
• Other components
• Building the game

• 
• eportfolio
• Review

LEVEL 2 TALKING HEADS

 

To complete level 2 players must watch a video clip of one or two people talking. Here are some examples of talking heads.

 

Players must be asked a number of questions about what they have heard. Correct answers will generate the second part of the code. Either the video can end with the questions or they can be provided as a separate link from the map.

 

The video must:

• run for between 60 and 90 seconds (inclusive of questions if on video)
• be filmed from at least two different camera angles
• be a monologue or a conversation between two people

Produce a script for the video. Rehearse it with an audience to check the timings and get feedback on the content.

 

Save the script for your eportfolio.

 

Film and edit the video.

 

Test it to make sure it is fit for audience and purpose. Make use of feedback from test users, including members of the target audience if possible. Check that they can answer the questions by watching the video.

 

Save the video in your game folder.