Storytelling Tips: Creating, Crafting & Telling Stories
Autor Mark Goldmanen Limba Engleză Paperback – 31 dec 2014 – vârsta ani
“Mark's 101 snippets of sound advice are clearly written, touched with humor, offered in a common-sense, easily accessible format. This book is a quick yet worthwhile read, gleaned from Mark's own steady growth and experience as a successful storyteller and educator. Gather a tip or two at a time, or make this book your evening's entertainment; it can become a self-coaching guide for any new or learning storyteller and a great enrichment tool for the experienced raconteur.” --Lynette Ford, storyteller and author of Affrilachian Tales: Tales from the African-American Tradition in Appalachia
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781624910500
ISBN-10: 1624910505
Pagini: 190
Dimensiuni: 140 x 216 x 18 mm
Greutate: 0.23 kg
Ediția:1st Edition
Editura: Parkhurst Brothers Publishers Inc
Colecția Parkhurst Brothers Publishers Inc
ISBN-10: 1624910505
Pagini: 190
Dimensiuni: 140 x 216 x 18 mm
Greutate: 0.23 kg
Ediția:1st Edition
Editura: Parkhurst Brothers Publishers Inc
Colecția Parkhurst Brothers Publishers Inc
Notă biografică
Mark Goldman has been telling stories his entire life in his many careers as an actor, dancer, teacher, mediator, and therapist. Now, he uses those experiences to weave stories of life, laughter, and inspiration. He has produced the Great Arizona Story Slam, conducts story workshops, coaches tellers and currently teaches The Art of Storytelling at Glendale Community College in Arizona.
His website is www.storytellermark.com.
His website is www.storytellermark.com.
Cuprins
Part 1 General Tips for Storytellers
1. How Do I Start?
2. Tell Stories You Love—But Wait, There's More
3. Don't Tell
4. Practice, Practice, Practice!
5. Learn From the Masters
6. Feedback - Just a Suggestion
7. What's in Your Pocket?
8. Self-Appreciation
9. The Girl with the Lavender Hair
10. Networking—Increase Your Reach Exponentially
11. What's That Knocking at the Door?
12. Rejection is Good
13. More Than a Model—It's a Process
14. Ask These Questions—At Least Twice
15. Don't Get Cocky—The Best Advice I Ever Got
16. Say It in One Sentence
17. Serve the Story
18. Measuring Success
Part 2 Tips for Creating Stories
19. Don't Wait for a Story to Find You
20. Be on the Lookout - Stories Are Everywhere
21. What's on Your Wall?
22. A Treasure Trove
23. Not Just Clothes—But Stories
24. It May Have Killed the Cat, But It Will Make You a Better Storyteller
25. There's a Story Attached to That Thing
26. What Stories May Come
1. How Do I Start?
2. Tell Stories You Love—But Wait, There's More
3. Don't Tell
4. Practice, Practice, Practice!
5. Learn From the Masters
6. Feedback - Just a Suggestion
7. What's in Your Pocket?
8. Self-Appreciation
9. The Girl with the Lavender Hair
10. Networking—Increase Your Reach Exponentially
11. What's That Knocking at the Door?
12. Rejection is Good
13. More Than a Model—It's a Process
14. Ask These Questions—At Least Twice
15. Don't Get Cocky—The Best Advice I Ever Got
16. Say It in One Sentence
17. Serve the Story
18. Measuring Success
Part 2 Tips for Creating Stories
19. Don't Wait for a Story to Find You
20. Be on the Lookout - Stories Are Everywhere
21. What's on Your Wall?
22. A Treasure Trove
23. Not Just Clothes—But Stories
24. It May Have Killed the Cat, But It Will Make You a Better Storyteller
25. There's a Story Attached to That Thing
26. What Stories May Come
27. Before—During—After
28. Your First!
29. A Superlative Prompt
30. Idioms—A New Approach to Pourquoi Stories
31. Leftovers—Mix and Match
32. Dehydrate Fruits and Vegetables for Use Later
33. Be Thankful for All the Story Possibilities
34. Miracles Large and Small
35. Memories are Made of This
36. What's This World Coming To? Great Personal Stories!
37. Get Two, Two, Two Stories in One
38. Recharge Your Storytelling Engine
Part 3 Tips for Crafting Stories
39. What's the Best Camping Stove?
40. Why This Story?
41. No Coach Available? Reverse Roles
42. Barry White Said it Best
43. Beginnings
44. Point Positively
45. Cheers! Take a Tip from the Brits
46. Smell, Taste, and Touch—The Forgotten Senses
47. It Just Makes Scents!
48. POV Changes Everything
49. There's Always Another Side to the Tale and the Tail
50. Personification—Make it Personal
51. How Do I Love Thee? Let Me Count the Ways
52. Just Walk Away, Renée
53. Try Going Backwards
54. A Dose of My Own Medicine
55. Go Over The Top—Then Dial It Back
56. Near—Far
57. Differentiating Character Voices
58. Walk Like a Man—or a Wolf
28. Your First!
29. A Superlative Prompt
30. Idioms—A New Approach to Pourquoi Stories
31. Leftovers—Mix and Match
32. Dehydrate Fruits and Vegetables for Use Later
33. Be Thankful for All the Story Possibilities
34. Miracles Large and Small
35. Memories are Made of This
36. What's This World Coming To? Great Personal Stories!
37. Get Two, Two, Two Stories in One
38. Recharge Your Storytelling Engine
Part 3 Tips for Crafting Stories
39. What's the Best Camping Stove?
40. Why This Story?
41. No Coach Available? Reverse Roles
42. Barry White Said it Best
43. Beginnings
44. Point Positively
45. Cheers! Take a Tip from the Brits
46. Smell, Taste, and Touch—The Forgotten Senses
47. It Just Makes Scents!
48. POV Changes Everything
49. There's Always Another Side to the Tale and the Tail
50. Personification—Make it Personal
51. How Do I Love Thee? Let Me Count the Ways
52. Just Walk Away, Renée
53. Try Going Backwards
54. A Dose of My Own Medicine
55. Go Over The Top—Then Dial It Back
56. Near—Far
57. Differentiating Character Voices
58. Walk Like a Man—or a Wolf
• Sticky Notes—A Tool for Perspective
• One Bite at a Time
• Back-Chaining
• What If?
• The Endowment Exercise
• Does the Language Fit?
• The Language of Latka
• Build a Back Story with Significant Objects
• Rhyme, Rhythm and Meter
• Pause and Effect
• What a Superlative Idea!
• One Bite at a Time
• Back-Chaining
• What If?
• The Endowment Exercise
• Does the Language Fit?
• The Language of Latka
• Build a Back Story with Significant Objects
• Rhyme, Rhythm and Meter
• Pause and Effect
• What a Superlative Idea!
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“Inspiring, insightful, and practical…
… Mark Goldman defines how to craft, deliver and market storytelling in clear, accessible steps that are as entertaining as they are educational. Tellers of all levels of experience will find useful tips to apply right now to grow their performance skills and storytelling careers.”
--Susanna Connelly Holstein, Storyteller and Story Coach
“Not only is this book practical for storytellers of all levels, it is a joy to read. Mark knows storytelling, and shares his knowledge with skill, humor, and honesty. I look forward to being able to recommend it to fellow storytellers, students in my workshops, and to educators as well.”
--Antonio Sacre, Storyteller and Author
“Mark's 101 snippets of sound advice are clearly written, touched with humor, offered in a common-sense, easily accessible format. This book is a quick yet worthwhile read, gleaned from Mark's own steady growth and experience as a successful storyteller and educator. Gather a tip or two at a time, or make this book your evening's entertainment; it can become a self-coaching guide for any new or learning storyteller and a great enrichment tool for the experienced raconteur.” --Lynette Ford, storyteller and author of Affrilachian Tales: Tales from the African-American Tradition in Appalachia
“A sensational number of quality storytelling tips. You must buy it.” --Slash Coleman, storyteller and author
“This handy book of ideas is perfect for beginning storytellers as well as more experienced, long time tellers. Whether you want to begin a storytelling career on the right foot or invigorate an old one, you'd be wise to keep Mark's book by your bedside or in a handy spot in your office.” --Judy Sima, storyteller, author, and teaching artist
“How I wish this was available when I was first starting out! Mark Goldman offers us a book, brimming with valuable insights, tips, and experiences, sprinkled with personal vignettes in Mark’s accessible and approachable style. This is a guide for storytellers both on and off the stage. It will prove invaluable for beginners who want to get started on the right foot, and for seasoned tellers who understand that our colleagues are our greatest teachers. A must have for every performer!”
--Karen Chace, storyteller,teaching artist, and author of Story by Story: Creating a Student Storytelling Troupe
“A masterful work! Mark's 101 tips are funny, witty, and totally comprehensive! I wish I had this book when first starting my career! All the basic fundamentals of story/theatre are here compacted into this little power house volume! The man left no stone (or story) unturned!”
--Bobby Norfolk, Emmy Award-winning storyteller and author of Head to the Sky, a storyteller’s memoir
… Mark Goldman defines how to craft, deliver and market storytelling in clear, accessible steps that are as entertaining as they are educational. Tellers of all levels of experience will find useful tips to apply right now to grow their performance skills and storytelling careers.”
--Susanna Connelly Holstein, Storyteller and Story Coach
“Not only is this book practical for storytellers of all levels, it is a joy to read. Mark knows storytelling, and shares his knowledge with skill, humor, and honesty. I look forward to being able to recommend it to fellow storytellers, students in my workshops, and to educators as well.”
--Antonio Sacre, Storyteller and Author
“Mark's 101 snippets of sound advice are clearly written, touched with humor, offered in a common-sense, easily accessible format. This book is a quick yet worthwhile read, gleaned from Mark's own steady growth and experience as a successful storyteller and educator. Gather a tip or two at a time, or make this book your evening's entertainment; it can become a self-coaching guide for any new or learning storyteller and a great enrichment tool for the experienced raconteur.” --Lynette Ford, storyteller and author of Affrilachian Tales: Tales from the African-American Tradition in Appalachia
“A sensational number of quality storytelling tips. You must buy it.” --Slash Coleman, storyteller and author
“This handy book of ideas is perfect for beginning storytellers as well as more experienced, long time tellers. Whether you want to begin a storytelling career on the right foot or invigorate an old one, you'd be wise to keep Mark's book by your bedside or in a handy spot in your office.” --Judy Sima, storyteller, author, and teaching artist
“How I wish this was available when I was first starting out! Mark Goldman offers us a book, brimming with valuable insights, tips, and experiences, sprinkled with personal vignettes in Mark’s accessible and approachable style. This is a guide for storytellers both on and off the stage. It will prove invaluable for beginners who want to get started on the right foot, and for seasoned tellers who understand that our colleagues are our greatest teachers. A must have for every performer!”
--Karen Chace, storyteller,teaching artist, and author of Story by Story: Creating a Student Storytelling Troupe
“A masterful work! Mark's 101 tips are funny, witty, and totally comprehensive! I wish I had this book when first starting my career! All the basic fundamentals of story/theatre are here compacted into this little power house volume! The man left no stone (or story) unturned!”
--Bobby Norfolk, Emmy Award-winning storyteller and author of Head to the Sky, a storyteller’s memoir
Recenzii
“This book is packed full (and I mean packed) of fantastic hints, tips, advice,
wisdom and best of all...stories. It should be on every storyteller’s shelf.”
wisdom and best of all...stories. It should be on every storyteller’s shelf.”
"This book is filled with wonderful information and is reader-friendly. It's like getting advice from a big brother."
“Inspiring, insightful, and practical…
… Mark Goldman defines how to craft, deliver and market storytelling in clear, accessible steps that are as entertaining as they are educational. Tellers of all levels of experience will find useful tips to apply right now to grow their performance skills and storytelling careers.”
… Mark Goldman defines how to craft, deliver and market storytelling in clear, accessible steps that are as entertaining as they are educational. Tellers of all levels of experience will find useful tips to apply right now to grow their performance skills and storytelling careers.”