Title: Final Project Specs
Course: IN 162 Game, Storyline and Character Development > Section: Week 12

As the semester progressed you have learned that the culmination of this class will be your Final Project.  The Final Project is the telling of your story or writing of your script.

You have worked all semester on individual papers that tell of the different people, areas, rankings and etc. about your world.  This paper will put it all together in a story format to tell everyone the story of your lands... your world.  This can be done from a couple of standpoints. You can tell the story as if you are living it as you tell it, meaning you are the character.  The other option is a narrative story where you tell the story "looking in".

You have done all the research as your wrote your papers and should refer to them as you write this.  Print them! Write notes and etc! You will not be copying and pasting your original papers into here... that's not what this is. This will be an original story or script.  Not a plan.

So far this semester you have planned, written back stories, created information and all in all made it easier to write your story or script.  I have provided you with a few links in the above module section to help you more understand what makes a good story or script.  Hopefully this will help.

Each week for the next four weeks there will be a discussion post that you will need to reply to.  This will be where you add progress updates so I can see that you are staying in task.  This will be a graded discussion!!! There will also be a non-graded discussion each week that you can ask advice or questions from me or the class.

The requirements for this project are very straight forward and will be the determining factor in your grade.

- Must be a minimum of 40 pages (scripts do not have a page limit... just make it a complete script! A two page script is not OK.)
- 14 pt Calibri font
- Single spaced... just like a book!
- Headers and Footers
  - Headers should contain the title
  - Footers should contain the page number and author
- Word Document File (.DOC or .DOCX)
- For classes meeting face to face, you MUST print it! Do not staple!
- If you are an online class, turn it in digitally to the assignment turn in page. I will print it for display reasons.

Those are the guidelines for the assignment.  Please follow them for credit for the assignment. Please see the Rubric for this project for specific grading.  The Rubric is attached to the actual assignment that is found in the final weeks Module!