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Give Your Audience a Route

Give Your Audience a Route

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 A complete portfolio or lesson can still leave newcomers unsure where to start. Coco and Jonathan use Harry Beck's Underground diagram to explore three practical moves: choose one audience task, keep decision-changing details visible, and watch somebody try the route without a guided explanation.
Historical example: Beck's diagram was drawn in 1931 and first issued in 1933. These creator exercises are our proposed adaptations, not methods he prescribed or tests we conducted.
Also mentioned: Tuesday's newsletter, The Film That Started as a Test, on using a small experiment to answer a specific creative uncertainty: https://withaim.beehiiv.com/p/the-film-that-started-as-a-test
Companion written edition, scheduled for October 28 at noon Africa/Algiers: https://withaim.beehiiv.com/p/a-map-built-for-the-passenger
Sources:
London Transport Museum: https://library.ltmuseum.co.uk/portal/Default/en-GB/RecordView/Index/106
TfL Corporate Archives, Research Guide 24: https://content.tfl.gov.uk/research-guide-24-harry-beck.pdf


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