Storytelling for Spatial Computing & Mixed Reality
The Art of Augmenting Imagination
Storytelling for Spatial Computing & Mixed Reality
The Art of Augmenting Imagination
The first dedicated manual on XR narrative design
Develop the skills YOU need to shape the future of immersive entertainment.
Veteran immersive storyteller Rob Morgan presents an accessible and practical guide to augmenting reality with digital layers of story and adventure.
Learn how to turn ordinary players into augmented protagonists, and to turn everyday places into extraordinary story-rich settings.
Designed for students, artists and practitioners, Storytelling for Spatial Computing and Mixed Reality provides the tools for YOU to develop your own immersive storytelling voice.
Includes 25x practical challenges to help you build your own portfolio of spatial narrative prototypes with the tools you already use.
With appendices on accessibility & inclusion and a step-by-step guide to planning your first XR project from concept to budget.
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Step-by-step spatial narrative design
Storytelling for Spatial Computing and Mixed Reality gets you up to speed on the technology and terminology of immersive storytelling.
With a wide range of case studies drawing on everything from classical drama to immersive theatre, hardcore gaming, LARP, live games, visual art, photography and filmmaking.
But it's about the story YOU want to tell. This is a manual of possibilities, not parameters. Author Rob Morgan breaks down the fundamentals of emotional immersion, so you can be ready for the next wave of rapidly-evolving immersive technology.
Includes sections on accessibility & inclusion, XR storytelling ethics, and a step-by-step guide to developing your first spatial narrative project from concept to pitch.
About the Author
Rob Morgan's been telling award-winning stories for over a decade across VR, XR, immersive theatre and theme parks. He's created immersive experiences for the world's largest IPs and attractions including Netflix, Hasbro and the National Gallery, and he's a Visiting Fellow at King's College London.