Enhance the stories you tell every day in your personal and professional life by learning the methods experienced storytellers use to create and tell memorable tales.
The Art of Storytelling: From Parents to Professionals
Overview
Syllabus
- By This Professor
- 01: Telling a Good Story
- 02: The Storytelling Triangle
- 03: Connecting with Your Story
- 04: Connecting with Your Audience
- 05: Telling Family Stories
- 06: The Powerful Telling of Fairy Tales
- 07: Myth and the Hero's Journey
- 08: Tensive Conflict and Meaning
- 09: Giving Yourself Permission to Tell
- 10: Visualization and Memory
- 11: Discovering Point of View
- 12: The Artful Manipulation of Time and Focus
- 13: Narrator-Bridging Characters and Audience
- 14: Developing Complex Characters
- 15: Plot and Story Structures
- 16: Emotional Arc and Empathy
- 17: Varying the Narrator's Perspective
- 18: Vocal Intonation
- 19: Preparing to Perform
- 20: Putting Performance Anxiety to Good Use
- 21: Adapting to Different Audiences
- 22: Invitation to the Audience-Mindset
- 23: Keeping Your Audience's Attention
- 24: Remember Your Stories-The Power of Orality
Taught by
Hannah B. Harvey
