2013
The Great Courses
Hannah B. Harvey
12:33:35
English
The gift of storytelling may be one of life's most powerful—and envied—skills. A story well told can make us laugh, weep, swell with pride, or rise with indignation. A story poorly told can be not just boring or uncomfortable, but positively painful to experience. Humans seem to be fundamentally hard-wired for stories—they’re how we record both the monumental events of life and the small, everyday moments.
24 lectures | 31 minutes each
1 Telling a Good Story
2 The Storytelling Triangle
3 Connecting with Your Story
4 Connecting with Your Audience
5 Telling Family Stories
6 The Powerful Telling of Fairy Tales
7 Myth and the Hero’s Journey
8 Tensive Conflict and Meaning
9 Giving Yourself Permission to Tell
10 Visualization and Memory
11 Discovering Point of View
12 The Artful Manipulation of Time and Focus
13 Narrator—Bridging Characters and Audience
14 Developing Complex Characters
15 Plot and Story Structures
16 Emotional Arc and Empathy
17 Varying the Narrator’s Perspective
18 Vocal Intonation
19 Preparing to Perform
20 Putting Performance Anxiety to Good Use
21 Adapting to Different Audiences
22 Invitation to the Audience—Mindset
23 Keeping Your Audience’s Attention
24 Remember Your Stories
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