The Basics of Storytelling
  • Brighton Fringe

This is an introduction workshop to cover the basics of storytelling. Stories are the way we change minds and win hearts. Everyone has stories worth to be told. Storytelling is not a gift reserved for the chose few " the journalist, screenwriter or novelist. Its an art form everyone can learn and practice. In this workshop we will work with you on basic storytelling techniques and give you a taste of how to craft a short story and share it with the audience in an engaging way. The workshop is suitable for beginners with no prior experience in storytelling. We will cover the foundation of storytelling through practical, hands-on and interactive exercises. You dont need to have experience in performing arts; just the wish to expand your comfort zone. You will learn how to craft a story, how to tell it and captivate your audience with your story. Programme of the workshop: - The Bare Bones - The Message - Crafting stories - Break - Telling stories - Creating images & Landscaping your story

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