Intro to Storytelling: Wow Your Crowd
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Try Udemy for Business- Become a more engaging, clear and compelling communicator.
- Increase your charisma, using your voice, body, emotions and intelligence.
- Entertain and make a meaningful impact on your listeners.
- Learn how to brainstorm on the most story-worthy moments of your life.
- Discover The 2 Essential Ingredients for any good story.
- Include The 6 Senses in your story scenes to trigger emotional responses.
- Master The 5 Beats of classic story structure.
- Know how to answer the "So what?" question in your ending.
- Acquire a workshopping and performance-honing process you can apply again and again.
- Get tips on becoming a regular practitioner of storytelling in any community.
- You will use pen, paper and a device for recording audio and/or video like a smartphone.
When it comes to making a meaningful connection with other people, nothing compares to your personal stories.
You come to trust others, learn from others and are sometimes inspired by others based on their ability to share their stories. And even if you don't think you have stories, here is where you'll learn, you do.
In this workshop, you'll apply a series of practical guidelines, step-by-step, for creating unforgettable true stories of your own experience to use throughout your life. Please note that if your aim is to tell stories in the workplace about projects, brands, client relations and so on, The Story Studio has a course called Storytelling for Business also available on Udemy. This course, Intro to Storytelling, is about stories that may or may not have anything to do with your career.
In both video lectures and workbook exercises, you'll find the nitty-gritty tips and tools of a foolproof workshopping process you can use for crafting story after story.
What You'll Come Away With
After taking this course, you'll know just what to do when you notice listeners losing interest or sense that you're veering off track. You'll identify and explore the most affecting and fascinating moments you've lived through. You'll learn how to maintain suspense and build an emotionally resonant arc. And you'll be empowered from sharing your experience thoughtfully and with heart.
Be heard, be remembered and create the change you wish to see in your communication with dynamic and entertaining storytelling.
- Public Speakers
- Teachers
- Writers
- Performing Artists
- Professionals
- Therapists
- People Working on Personal Development
In this lecture, you'll be shown how important it is to have a person the listener can identify with at the center of your story. Your goal is to show us that person's changing emotions.
This lecture walks you through an extensive brainstorming session for culling stories from your memory.
The video portion of Lecture 9 is a story from Jolenta, who has shared stories on the RISK! podcast before. The supplemental portion is a transcript of a story Kevin Allison shared on the RISK! podcast called "Man at Hawaii" with annotations describing how the text of the story is working.
The video portion of Lecture 10 is a story from Dawn, who has shared stories on the RISK! podcast before. The supplemental portion is a transcript of a story Lee Harrington shared on the RISK! podcast called "The Other Side of the Story" with annotations describing how the text of the story is working.
The video portion of Lecture 11 is a story from Joel, who has shared stories on the RISK! podcast before. The supplemental portion is a transcript of a story Scott Whitney shared on the RISK! podcast called "Revelations" with annotations describing how the text of the story is working.
The video portion of Lecture 12 is a story from Michele, who has shared stories on the RISK! podcast before. The supplemental portion is a transcript of a story A.D. Miles shared on the RISK! podcast called "The Deuce" with annotations describing how the text of the story is working.