The use of props, decorations and staffage is well-known in exhibitions and displays. But what is it actually meant to add to the experience? How can you make the best use of copies of objects and of props as part of your storytelling? How can props hightlight a specific atmosphere, event or activity? And how can you use props in visitor engagement and participation?
This video shows lots of examples from displays, exhibitions, outdoor interpretation, live storytelling and re-enactment.
How do you go about using props and staffage in your storytelling? Please share your experiences and thoughts on this :)
00:00-01:15: Intro
01:15-02:36: Smaller stories within bigger stories
02:36-04:40: How to present more info
04:40-06:33: How to use 'surprises' or different media
06:34-07:53: How to create 'conflict', ambivalence or choice in visitors
07:53-09:11: How to present special events or anniversaries
09:11-11:07: Keeping it simple in sensitive or poignant storytelling
11:07-11:39: Include seasonal celebrations
11:40-12:56: Play with lights, shadows and design
12:57-14:19: Using staff, live interpretation and re-enactment
14:20-16:45: Recap and your experiences
This video shows lots of examples from displays, exhibitions, outdoor interpretation, live storytelling and re-enactment.
How do you go about using props and staffage in your storytelling? Please share your experiences and thoughts on this :)
00:00-01:15: Intro
01:15-02:36: Smaller stories within bigger stories
02:36-04:40: How to present more info
04:40-06:33: How to use 'surprises' or different media
06:34-07:53: How to create 'conflict', ambivalence or choice in visitors
07:53-09:11: How to present special events or anniversaries
09:11-11:07: Keeping it simple in sensitive or poignant storytelling
11:07-11:39: Include seasonal celebrations
11:40-12:56: Play with lights, shadows and design
12:57-14:19: Using staff, live interpretation and re-enactment
14:20-16:45: Recap and your experiences
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