The Writer's Studio: Turning Your Writing into Cinematic Narrative with Brian Storm

Date
Mon November 5th 2018, 6:00 - 7:30pm
Event Sponsor
Hume Center for Writing and Speaking, Stanford Storytelling Project , Creative Writing Program
Location
Hume Center for Writing and Speaking, bldg. 250, room 201

The Writer’s Studio is a free workshop series open to all students from all majors. Come study the art of writing in intensive, fun, hands-on workshops with dynamic faculty from the Creative Writing program, the Stanford Storytelling Project, and others. You’ll leave with an expanded understanding of what your writing can do.

 

Turning Your Writing into Cinematic Narrative

The digital age is giving us extraordinary new ways to tell stories. In the emerging media landscape, writers, journalists, and photojournalists can create immersive stories using sound and images and experiment with unprecedented, new ways to tell stories. In this workshop we’ll look very closely at one piece to explore how you can develop long-form, in-depth visual stories that create an impact on a subject, issue, and hopefully society. With the skills you gain you’ll be able to bring new dimensions to the stories you are creating and reach a wider audience.

Brian Storm is founder and executive producer of MediaStorm, which publishes diverse narratives, and offers advanced storytelling training to diverse clients. MediaStorm’s stories and interactive applications have received numerous honors, including 30 Webby nominations (6 time winner), 17 Emmy Award nominations (4 time winner), two duPont Awards and an Edward R. Murrow Award. Prior to launching MediaStorm in 2005, Storm was vice president of Corbis, a digital media agency founded by Bill Gates and director of multimedia at MSNBC.com.

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