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Digital Storytelling, Mediatized Stories: Self-representations in New Media (Digital Formations) by Knut Lundby, 2008-09-01
Living Narrative: Creating Lives in Everyday Storytelling by Elinor Ochs, Lisa Capps, 2002-09-30
Preaching as Art: Biblical Storytelling for a Media Generation by Darius Salter, 2008-03-10
The Flannel Board Storytelling Book by Judy Sierra, 1997-12
The Flannel Board Storytelling Book by Judy Sierra, 1997-12
Storytelling through Animation (Graphics) by Mike Wellins, 2005-03
Storytelling Time: Native North American Art from the Collections at the University of North Dakota by Arthur F. Jones, Lucy Annis Ganje, et all 2010-03-16
Storytelling: Bewitching the Modern Mind by Christian Salmon, 2010-03-02
Storytelling Wedding Photography: Techniques and Images in Black & White by Barbara Box, 1999-11-01
Chris Crawford on Interactive Storytelling by Chris Crawford, 2004-10-16
The Healing Heart for Communities: Storytelling for Strong and Healthy Communities (Families)
Reconnecting God's Story to Ministry: Crosscultural Storytelling at Home and Abroad by Tom A. Steffen, 2005-02-01
Storytelling Guidance: Five Reproducible Interactive Stories with Activities for Young Children by Melinda Villegas, 2004
Nonlinear Editing: Storytelling, Aesthetics, & Craft by Bryce Button, 2002-07

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African Storytelling
Thus, while many features of traditional African storytelling may seem familiar To more fully understand and appreciate African storytelling traditions,
http://web.cocc.edu/cagatucci/classes/hum211/afrstory.htm

Extractions: Traditionally, Africans have revered good stories and storytellers, as have most past and present peoples around the world who are rooted in oral cultures and traditions. Ancient writing traditions do exist on the African continent, but most Africans today, as in the past, are primarily oral peoples, and their art forms are oral rather than literary. In contrast to written "literature," African "orature" (to use Kenyan novelist and critic Ngugi wa Thiong’o's phrase) is orally composed and transmitted, and often created to be verbally and communally performed as an integral part of dance and music. The Oral Arts of Africa are rich and varied, developing with the beginnings of African cultures, and they remain living traditions that continue to evolve and flourish today.
Stories.htm
ETSU offers a Master s Degree in storytelling. Site includes course information, professor and student biographies, and links.
http://www.etsu.edu/stories/

Extractions: Welcome! Home Page T he Master of Arts in Storytelling is one of a select few fully accredited graduate programs in Professional and Applied Storytelling in the United States. ETSU offers an M.A. degree in Reading/Storytelling with a Concentration in Storytelling, with either a thesis option (30 hours) or a non-thesis option (36 hours). Second master's degree programs can also be arranged with as few as 21 or 24 credit hours, thesis and non-thesis. Located in Johnson City, Tennessee, on the edge of the Blue Ridge Mountains, ETSU is a regional university in the heart of traditional storytelling country. Neighboring Jonesborough is home to the National Storytelling Festival, the premier showcase for contemporary storytelling in the USA, as well as the National Storytelling Network and International Storytelling Recent Students and Faculty Center
Vogstory - Home
Consulting for writers in all media, corporate and brand consulting, writers seminars, books and tapes. Author of The Writers Journey, expert on mythbased storytelling.
http://thewritersjourney.com

Extractions: WELCOME to the world of THE WRITER'S JOURNEY and Storytech Consulting. This site is dedicated to telling better stories and to discovering the wisdom of the ancient myths and legends. Here you'll find information about our services, upcoming events where Christopher Vogler will be conducting seminars, and observations about the projects we're working on, such as STORYTECH was founded by Christopher Vogler, author of "The Writer's Journey: Mythic Structure for Writers" (Michael Wiese Productions, 1999), a guide to story structure based in the patterns of mythology. Our clients include major film studios, theatrical producers, screenwriters, novelists, and Fortune 500 companies. TILL EULENSPIEGEL website Christopher Vogler has been a story analyst and consultant for major Hollywood studios for over fifteen years, and has been in the trenches as a development executive at 20th Century Fox and as a producer and screenwriter. He has evaluated over ten thousand screenplays and consulted for the Walt Disney Company on the hit animated films BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, ALADDIN, THE LION KING, FANTASIA and others. Most recently he was an executive producer on Steve Guttenberg's adaptation of James Kirkwood's P.S. YOUR CAT IS DEAD. He wrote the screenplay and lyrics for the new animated feature JESTER TILL that is now playing in Europe.
Movie Structure, Myth And Metaphor
Analysis of how the origins of the Hollywood storytelling system lie in the nature of myth and legend.
http://www.colinmj.com/cinema/

Extractions: Cinema Structure, Myth and Metaphor By Colin M. Jackson BA hons (York) Like the Golden Section in formal pictorial art, drama (and thus cinema) has certain formal "perfections" which appeal to an audience. This site seeks to explore those which the author has identified. Three Stories Three Worlds Cinema Myth and Metaphor (reference) E-mail the author ...
CISA Home Page
Promoting the stories and culture of the indigenous people of the Americas. Membership information, events, festivals, and mailing list.
http://www.cistory.org/
EAWC Essay: Storytelling, The Meaning Of Life, And The Epic Of Gilgamesh
Article by Arthur A. Brown discussing the literary development in the several versions of the epic of Gilgamesh.
http://eawc.evansville.edu/essays/brown.htm

Extractions: Arthur A. Brown Stories do not need to inform us of anything. They do inform us of things. From The Epic of Gilgamesh , for example, we know something of the people who lived in the land between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers in the second and third millenniums BCE. We know they celebrated a king named Gilgamesh; we know they believed in many gods; we know they were self-conscious of their own cultivation of the natural world; and we know they were literate. These things we can fix or establish definitely. But stories also remind us of things we cannot fix of what it means to be human. They reflect our will to understand what we cannot understand, and reconcile us to mortality. To see for ourselves the meaning of a story, we need, first of all, to look carefully at what happens in the story; that is, we need to look at it as if the actions and people it describes actually took place or existed. We can articulate the questions raised by a character's actions and discuss the implications of their consequences. But we need to consider, too, how a story is put together how it uses the conventions of language, of events with beginnings and endings, of description, of character, and of storytelling itself to reawaken our sensitivity to the real world. The real world is the world without conventions, the unnameable, unrepresentable world in its continuity of action, its shadings and blurrings of character, its indecipherable patterns of being. The stories that mean most to us bring us back to our own unintelligible and yet immeasurably meaningful lives.
The Chocolate Factoru
creating visual, culturally diverse performances since 1997, theater et al combines worldpremiere adaptations of neglected works (often in new translation) with an aggressive mix of movement, image, sound and musicseeking to reimagine the art of theatrical storytelling, on an epic scale, for a contemporary audience.
http://www.theateretal.org
Connecticut Storytelling Center
The website of the Connecticut storytelling Center.
http://www.connstorycenter.org/

Extractions: Festival School Programs Tellabration! Membership ... CSC Information CSC Home The Connecticut Storytelling Center was founded in 1984 and is based at Connecticut College in New London, Connecticut. CSC's mission is to promote the art of storytelling in all its forms and to serve storytellers and story listeners throughout the state of Connecticut. Discover the magic of the Connecticut Storytelling Festival Learn how we bring and teach the art of storytelling to students in our Schools Programs Become a Member of CSC and a part of the growing community of story lovers in Connecticut Read informative, interesting features and catch up on storytelling news in our newsletter, HearSay Attend a Story Sharing evening with a group in your part of the state Check out the Calendar of storytelling events in Connecticut and across New England Find out about the amazing annual November event, Tellabration!A Worldwide Storytelling Event Refer to CONNTELL , our online directory of storytellers. Questions? Anansi the Spider is sure to have the answers! Go to
Turner South: Learning Through Storytelling
Learning Through storytelling. Turner South is Turner Broadcasting s only regional network, serving up a mix of unique original programming, movies, series,
http://www.turnerlearning.com/turnersouth/storytelling/

Extractions: Turner South is Turner Broadcasting's only regional network, serving up a mix of unique original programming, movies, series, regional news and professional sports. With its motto "the South is full of stories, and now there is a home for all of them," Turner South is a network that celebrates the things in life that set the South apart from other places - its sense of community, tradition and the stories it creates.
RPGnet Review Of Maelstrom Storytelling
Playtest review by Shadow Sprite.
http://www.rpg.net/news reviews/reviews/rev_735.html
Storytelling-storytelling To Change Organizations-storytelling As Organization C
Book. Learn how to use the ancient art of storytelling as a modern tool in knowledge management, knowledge sharing and organizational change.
http://www.stevedenning.com/

Extractions: The Leader's Guide to Storytelling home learn organizational storytelling understand ... CreatingThe21stCentury.org Read my books: The Leader's Guide to Storytelling Squirrel Inc The Springboard All my books Learn narrative techniques for leaders: Steve Denning Australia Jul 18-31, 05 New Zealand Aug 1-6, 05 ... Oct 7, 2005 Smithsonian weekend 2006 April 21-23, 2006 Sign up here to get Steve Denning's newsletter about organizational storytelling Email: Organize a tailor-made workshop for your firm Tailor-made workshops for your firm Go to Storytelling in the News - a look at the daily news through the lens of storytelling. View a lively storytelling slideshow Slide show on storytelling The Leader's Guide to Storytelling. in April 2005 - now available The new book is a comprehensive look at the role of storytelling in meeting the most important leadership challenges today , including motivate others to action, build trust in you, build trust in your company (branding), transmit your values, get others working together, share knowledge, tame the grapevine, create and share your vision, solve the paradox of innovation, and use narrative to transform your organization.
Learn Storytelling-learn To Tell Stories-learn About Storytelling-learn Use Of S
Learn the modern uses of the ancient art of storytelling the springboard story ignites action in organizations-learn about storytelling-learn use of
http://www.stevedenning.com/learn.htm

Extractions: organizational storytelling Learn about storytelling- How to tell stories Examples and implications home learn organizational storytelling understand ... CreatingThe21stCentury.org Read my books: The Leader's Guide to Storytelling Squirrel Inc The Springboard All my books ... How to tell a springboard story
FREE Video Storytelling Guide Preview - Atomic Learning, Inc.
Online narrated QuickTime screen movie software training for school, home, and business.
http://www.atomiclearning.com/storytellingindex.shtml

Extractions: Intro Grammar Shots ... Examples This FREE Preview of the Atomic Learning Video Storytelling Guide covers basic video shots and composition rules. Atomic Learning subscribers have access to the entire series both online and in .pdf (with classroom duplication rights!) Includes over 75 integrated video examples! The Atomic Learning Video Storytelling Guide Good news! It's never been easier to shoot and edit video. Video cameras are commonplace in homes and schools. Better yet, digital video (DV) is fast becoming the standard. My name is Greg Beck. In over twenty years as a school media specialist and part-time video producer, I have helped hundreds of people, from pre-teens to teachers and other adults, learn to tell stories with video. I'd like to help you do the same! Thanks to personal computers and programs like Apple's iMovie and Microsoft's Movie Maker 2 , editing video no longer means dealing with complicated videotape systems. Editing digital video on a computer, called non-linear editing , makes it easy to combine images, sounds, music and narration into a single finished production.
Datarealm: Ultimate Web Hosting And E-Commerce
Short articles describing theory and examples of how storytelling can benefit businesses and organizations.
http://www.chicagostoryworks.com

Extractions: Our super-fast network and web servers will quickly serve your website to your visitors - no matter where they are. Since 1995 we've been perfecting our hosting service, and it shows. Every account comes with a complete Control Panel that allows you to configure and manage your account and email with ease. And that's not even half of it Having smart, well-educated people to answer your questions is only one of the benefits of hosting with Datarealm. Our support staff is among the best in the business and provides assistance for questions that many other hosts consider "out of their range." Join the Datarealm community and discover a new world of service. We can have your website up and running within the hour - choose a hosting package and get started
Storytelling
Folktales of the Micmac and Maliseet Indians.
http://www.gnb.ca/0016/storytel.htm

Extractions: For example, the traditional figure of the stranger who appeared in the tales of the early 1900s to warn Sunday dancers about their sinful behavior - and later turned out to be the Devil himself - may now show up in tales as an unfamiliar dog or horse, whose appearance warns that a death will soon occur in the community. Today, speakers of Maliseet and Micmac observe that storytellers use the tone of voice most natural to the Native language- soft, evenly paced, steady and gently rythmic. Stories also use the richest Native-language vocabulary, with very few, if any, English words. In short, they use language that is the least influenced by European language or culture.
Entertainment Weekly's EW.com
Movie review and news.
http://www.ew.com/ew/article/review/movie/0,6115,199787~1~0~storytelling,00.html

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Storytelling - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
storytelling is the art of portraying in words, images, and sounds what has happened The oldest forms of storytelling were oral. Later, stories could be
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Storytelling

Extractions: Please adjust the tone, or discuss changes on the talk page Storytelling is the art of portraying in words images , and sounds what has happened in real or imagined events. The oldest forms of storytelling were oral. Later, stories could be conveyed by sculptures or writings on stone, wood, or parchment Modern technology adds to all of the previous techniques for storytelling the motion picture , together with oral dialog, images, sound effects , and musical accompaniment. But whether in olden times or in modern times, the challenge of storytelling was the same: How do you get across the complexity in the events of the story The Boyhood of Raleigh by Sir John Everett Millais , oil on canvas, A seafarer tells the young Sir Walter Raleigh and his brother the story of what happened out there at sea. Young Raleigh's toy boat is in the lower left. edit People in all times and places have told stories. In the oral tradition, storytelling depends on an audience: the listeners create the images from the words told by the storyteller. In this, the audience is co-creator of the art. Storytellers dialogue with their audience - adjusting their words to respond to the listeners and adjust to the moment.
Pam McGrath, Storyteller, Speaker, Workshop Leader, Coach
An Atlantabased professional storyteller, humourist and coach. Includes events, tapes and articles on storytelling.
http://www.pammcgrath.com/
Storytelling
storytelling is one person telling others of something. In formal storytelling today, the teller prepares a story to present to their listeners.
http://42explore.com/story.htm

Extractions: Easier - Since people began to communicate with each other, "Tell me a story" has been a request of both children and adults. Storytelling is one person telling others of something. The story can be of a real event or it can be made up. Storytelling is often a part of our everyday conversations. Harder - Storytelling is one of the earliest forms of folkart. Storytelling probably first consisted of simple chants that praised the dawn, expressed the joy of being alive, and were used to ease the drudgery and boredom of laborious tasks. Later the storyteller became the community entertainer by combining their stories with poetry, music, and dance. The storyteller also evolved into the group historian. This was the beginning of professional storytelling. Storytelling during the Middle Ages was expanded into the art of the traveling troubadour, who journeyed across the land. They were welcomed in castle, court, and market place. They gathered the news, conveyed the best tales, and were expected to know the favorites in each region. The invention of moveable type and the development of the print publishing business led to reading replacing listening, and the decline of storytelling.
Festival At The Edge - Storytelling
Annual weekend festival of storytelling, music, poetry and related arts held each July in Much Wenlock, Shropshire. Monthly storytelling club and programme of residential storytelling workshops
http://www.festivalattheedge.org/

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