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Mary Margaret O’Connor
Owner of Itales.com
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Digital Storytelling using emerging technologies with your storytelling.
Mary Margaret O’Connor, has an amazing concept hear that is on the cutting edge of digital storytelling. Are conversation on how to use the online and digital experience to support storytelling is eye opening for any storyteller to see the potential for the storytelling art form in the 21st centaury.
——–Mary writes… iTales.com started as a simple enough idea; create a website to house bedtime stories I tell to my children. But what started as a simple project based on a love of storytelling, evolved into a much better and more complex idea, still based on a love of storytelling! That idea became iTales, a website that allows storytellers to upload and sell individual stories. Over time, iTales will be home to thousands of fantastic mp3 audio stories from around the world and will be a method of Read more »
Steve is one of those storytellers who has been around the block. Mastering his skill in storytelling over many years of dedicated work and effort as a storyteller. I found this interview about Steve’s work to bring Storytelling to new communities to be truly inspirational stuff. Storytelling can be for everyone.
Eric Wolf
Interview #020 Steve Otto, one of the founders of the Chicken Festival.
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Bringing Storytelling to New Communities.
Steve Otto has a degree in Speech and Dramatics, from the University of Missouri, with a specialty of Television Production. You have to realize that I got my degree when TV was in it’s infancy, and all production was done live (No video tape) and everything was done in Black and White. I worked at KOMU-TV Channel 8, in Columbia, Missouri, WPTA-TV, Channel 21, in Ft. Wayne, Indiana, and KETC-TV, Channel 9, in St. Louis, Missouri. I started out as a cameraman, and worked into production as a producer-director. I loved television and really enjoyed the opportunity offered to a right brain person to see images and create pictures before the camera collected them. KETC-TV was the local PBS station and things went well until they Read more »
Purchase a HQ Mp3 File of Interview #015 Eric James Wolf
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Each level of development that storytellers go through has it’s pitfalls and limitations. How can we as storytellers avoid the pitfalls that have befallen those who gone before? In this discussion Eric Wolf and Steve Otto explore how we as storytellers can go to the next level in our practice as storytellers.
From beginners to experts, performers to marketers what are the most common ways that we accept our limitations instead of challenging them? How have others successfully risen to successful practice of storytelling? These are some of the questions that we look at in this hour long episode of the Art of Storytelling with Brother Wolf Podcast.
Purchase a HQ Mp3 File of Interview #008 Stephen Hollen
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Improvisational storytelling with children; Creativity and Children.
Stephen Hollen writes…. Improvisational storytelling is a teaching tool that is a cross between storytelling that I have been doing for years and improv techniques I learned in my college days. Instead of aiming at oral tradition, it goes into the creative writing classroom to put “meat” on the three “Ps” – Person, Place and Problem plus one “P” of my own – Props.
By using these 4 “Ps” I help children in 3rd-5th grade unlock their creativity and develop the basics of Read more »
1) See the Best Liars of Yellow Springs!
On Thursday, July 5th local storytelling professionals and amateurs will compete for the prize of a Ham Sandwich and a golden shovel in the first ever Yellow Springs Liars Contest. Contestants include Brother Wolf, Harold Wright, Lisa Homes, Carolion Grailbear, Henry Cruise and Shane Dickey. Read more »
We will be offering a workshop for youth ages 10 to 17 in storytelling.
Youth who participate will have the opportunity to tell stories
in the pre-show on the YSKP stage before Sense and Sensibility.
$25 fee. Space is limited.
Register through Brother Wolf’s website: www.ericwolf.org/register
Eric Wolf (A.K.A. Brother Wolf) is a world
traveled storyteller who has performed in
hundreds of schools across the country.
A gifted storyteller, he is also skilled at working
with children and allowing them to perform their
own stories. His work has been featured in the
American Museum of Natural History in NYC, Mercantile
Library, Columbia University, Kings island
Amusement Park.
Press Play to hear Mary Hamilton on running the WOW Weekend for storytellers (Working on Our Work Weekend Retreat.
Post written by Mary Hamilton.
What is a WOW Weekend?
A WOW Weekend is a “Working on Our Work” Storytelling Weekend facilitated by Scheherazade’s Legacy – Mary Hamilton & Cynthia Changaris. Wow Weekends provide an opportunity for storytellers of all experience levels to gather as peers and grow in the art of telling stories. Each storyteller participating in a WOW Weekend is guaranteed the same amount of time (minimum one hour) for the group to focus their attention on the teller’s work. Using an artist-centered process, each participant will be able to Read more »
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