On the way home yesterday, I realised (by listening in) how little people actually know about those magic boxes in there house. These boxes are of course, our PCs. I'm sure to a majority of people in this world there PC is a box that turns on and does things with a press of a button.
So what I have decided on for the transcription of data, is a detailed analysis of the interior of a computer and how all the parts fit together. This allows me to dissect a fully created PC and go down to the very nuts and bolts that hold it together, teaching the public exactly whats spinning and lighting up inside those metal tins.
I have some knowledge of the interiors and how all the parts are connected, so it allows to me to design the interior of the computer for easier visibility when viewing it.
Parts I need to Look at:
PSU (power supply unit)
Graphics Card
Motherboard
Ram
CPU (Central Processing Unit)
Computer Case itself
All the wires inside
Now I can crack on with creating an analytical storyboard...
2 comments:
Okay, Earl... hmmm - but is this going to give you an aesthetic, I wonder? And who is your audience? You'd have to approach this in a very filmic way - you know, Death Star alleway-style - or Tron-esque? Something to stop this feeling like, you know, really bloody boring... You should identify your commissioning context/audience first - because it will give you everything else.
Yeah I was gonna go into more detail.
This isn't going to be just a diagram of some bits. Funny you should mention the death star because that kind of 'zooming' is what I was aiming on doing. Tomorrow I was going to post filmic styles I wanted to adapt and how I was going to approach it.
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