Explore the art of autobiographical storytelling in this comprehensive interview with author and instructor Mark W. Travis. Delve into the Travis Technique for crafting compelling personal narratives, learn why people resonate with certain stories, and discover how to overcome common pitfalls in sharing your experiences. Gain insights on the power of storytelling, the differences between extroverts and introverts in narrative creation, and understand how knowing your own story can enhance your skills as a storyteller. Uncover valuable tips for creating plays, overcoming writer's block, and embracing vulnerability in your writing process.
Overview
Syllabus
Intro
Do people change their story
Are autobiographical stories more regional
What makes a great story
Why do people resonate with a story
Travis Technique for autobiographical storytelling
Creating a play
Im not a writer
Why should I take a class
How can I tell people about myself
If there was no fear what story would you tell
How does knowing your story make you a better storyteller
What do most people go wrong in telling their personal stories
The power of storytelling
People who are open and reserved
Extroverts and introverts
Taught by
Film Courage
