museum mobile tour - content production and delivery process chart

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A chart to help museums plan mobile tours. The chart provides tips to consider when producing content, a list of considerations to keep in mind when thinking about what mobile platform the tour will be delivered on, considerations for whether the museum will provide the device or whether the visitor will, and marketing, sales and distribution considerations.

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Page 1: Museum mobile tour -  content production and delivery process chart

Mobile | Content Production and Delivery ProcessContent: Script Development

Content: MediaProduction

Publishing todevices

Hardware Provisioning

Mktg, Sales & Distribution

Write for the Ear• 200 words = 90

UseProfessionals

Delivery • Audio only

Museum ownedor Visitor owned?

Distribution• Museum owned

seconds of audio = one stop.• Your words will be heard not read.

Talk to the listener

ProfessionalsBecause your reputation matters

• Voice & acting t l t

Audio only• Smartphone

- App- Optimized Website

• Cell

or Visitor owned?

If Museum owned:• Procurement• Protective cases

Museum owned devices on-site• Website • Podcast• App Store

iT• Talk to the listener not at them.• Each stop = a story.• No jargon. • Go easy on the

talent• Audio recording and engineering in sound studio• Field recording

• WifiContent Mgmt• Antenna Audio• In-house • Museum 411

- Add 30% to cost• Distribution• Administration & maintenance

- Recharging

• iTunes• Museum 411 hosted

Marketing• Brochures

dates and data.•Keep it simple in terms of word and sentence length. •Cut script in ½ and

g• Field video shoot• Digitize audio archives (interviews, speeches, etc.)• Music or sound

• Museum 411 • OnCell• TAP• Tristan Interactive• Toura

- Recharging- Patching

• Replacement- Loss- Breakage

Brochures• iTunes• On-site signage and promotion• Tour maps

•Cut script in ½ and cut it in ½ again. • First show, then tell. Orient the listener to the thing

• Music or sound effects• Digitize images• Editing• Create stops

• etc. …Devices•iPhone•iPod•iPad

- Add 30% to cost • Website

they are seeing.• Rehearse – edit –rehearse again.

• Create output files•iPad•Android•Blackberry•Nokia•Feature phone [email protected] May 2011