Just in case you didn't get a good look at my story map in the video, here is a picture. And just in case you're wondering, yes, my office walls are really that hideous Pistacio green. Don't worry, I'm working on changing that.
Take care,
Saturday, July 7, 2012
Writing Gems #2: Story Mapping
Just in case you didn't get a good look at my story map in the video, here is a picture. And just in case you're wondering, yes, my office walls are really that hideous Pistacio green. Don't worry, I'm working on changing that.
Take care,
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This made a lot of sense! I am a very visual person and I had been struggling to find a way to get it all laid out so I could see what was happening.
ReplyDeleteJust a quick question (and I get the impression that this is rather flexible), do you have it set up for the markers to be the 'character' and the sticky notes as the events that happen to that character?
Thanks!
~Shay
Hi Shay! Yep, that is exactly what I do. However, the markers don't just represent characters for me, they also represent certain story threads that are seprate from the main plot. I'm so glad this made sense to you. Thanks for stopping by!
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