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March 25, 2004
More on Idea Generation
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Renee, what a huge and wonderful list! I didn't cross-reference, but if you
want to look at
http://www.creativeadvantage.com/ideation_techniques_overview.html, there may be a couple not on your list.
Also, as the "Improv in Business" guy, I can tell you there are many ways
that improv exercises can and are being used to help with ideation.
I saw that Playback theater was on the list. There are hundreds of playback companies around the world. The site for the network (or one of the networks) is http://www.playbacknet.org/iptn/index.htm. I wouldn't be able to do justice to it in a description, since I am not a playback practitioner, but I know some people who could. I have seen it, several times. It uses performance to act as a cathartic experience for the audience, usually with a conductor who interviews one of the audience to tell their story so that it can be seen (or seen with a different ending) on stage.
Note: Alain Rostain of Creative Advantage is a new contributor to IdeaFlow.
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