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A morning of inspirational storytelling through archivists at Manchester Central Library. @MDMArchive @pararchive @mcrarchives @IdeasRusholme
Anne-Louis Girodet de Roucy-Trioson, 1767-1824
Anacereon Receiving the Silver Cup from Vulcan with remark of a Stele.
black chalk on paper
Drawn for a edition of Odes of Anacereon.
Pays Haut Rouergue, plateau de la Viadène
Sainte-Geneviève-sur-Argence (Sant Jurvèva)
Aubrac (Aveyron, France)
Liz is a former colleague from Maricopa who is a masterful storyteller, especially for ones like she told tonight that take place in Arizona.
10th Anniversary Tellebration in Pine, AZ
A friend of mine occasionally says of one of my photographs that he could 'write a whole story' from it. In a turnabout, I believe I could -- and have -- created a whole story here. Capturing during my recent, "reluctant' visit to one of New Orleans' famous old cemeteries.
once upon a time, there was a knight and a dragon. one day, the knight hijacked a ride on the dragon's back. then something awful happened.
These five dolls were created specifically for my storytelling gigs and feature Earth, Water, Fire, Air and Aether. All dolls are made with the lovely hand-dyed "Meltie Feltie" felt from Raggedy Junction and acquired through DancingRainDolls.
Transmedia storytelling refers to a new aesthetic that has emerged in response to media convergence – one that places new demands on consumers and depends on the active participation of knowledge communities. Transmedia storytelling is the art of world making. To fully experience any fictional world consumers must assume the role of hunters and gatherers, comparing notes with each other via online discussion groups, and collaborating to ensure that everyone who invests time and effort will come away with a richer entertainment experience.
Henry Jenkins in Convergence Culture (p.21)
M4H Project 52 2/52
My kids don't read a lot at home. They read at school and at grandma's,but we are almost never at home. I was lucky enough this weekend to catch my daughter reading a book that she got in her Mcdonald's happy meal. Kudos to Mcdonald's for actually putting something of value in the happy meal this time!
When you leave youtube on for a while unattended sometimes the wierd videos show up. Ended up watching this video of Mollena Williams. She was telling a story with a sign called Bawdy Storytelling behind her. Found out they were local and decided to catch the show. Hosted at the courtyard of the SF Mint. The show had 4 speakers and a ukulele singer. I like NPRs the Moth a lot and this show was just like it, excepted very perverted. Would go again - but per the organizers this may be their last show for while.
reid mihalko - jedi threesome
meg elison - lesbian encounter with Lady Dimitrescu
alotta boutte - I forgot - it was good though
sejay - pon farr cosplay in a sex dungeon
rachel lark - flowers effing
le nouveau rapport d'innovation de courts circuits : LE STORYTELLING "des histoires non, notre histoire oui"
....Des petites histoires comme traces d’une grande histoire.....
La culture est un ensemble de pratiques et de croyances.
Le but d’un créateur de culture, le but de toute marque, est donc d’organiser ces croyances et ces pratiques, de les orienter, de les catalyser.
Les histoires jouent un rôle essentiel, par leur capacité à formaliser des modèles, à être des tuteurs psychosociologiques.
Nike invite à la transcendance. Elle le fait en s’appuyant sur des récits ponctuels, mosaïques, qui renvoie à l’air du temps comme à son méta-récit.
Storytelling signifie littéralement raconter une histoire en anglais.
Le Storytelling est la version moderne de l’art de la transmission et de la conviction par le pouvoir des histoires. Il consiste à faire émerger une ou plusieurs histoires à fort pouvoir de séduction et de conviction. Selon le principe que pour parler à la tête, il faut souvent d’abord toucher le coeur. Autrement dit passer par l’émotion pour atteindre la raison.
Les contributeurs de ce rapport d’innovation :
Jérémy Dumont (Directeur Planning stratégique, Pourquoi tu cours)
Morgane Craye (Assistante Planneur stratégique, Pourquoi tu cours)
David Hanau (Responsable des contenus web, Isobar)
François Gomez (Consultant en marketing événementiel)
Simon Bachelet (Planneur Stratégique, Mediacom)
Alexandre Pasche (Directeur, Eco & Co)
Janique Laudouar (Chef de Projet, Artank)
Jérome Barbe (Directeur de Création, TBWA/EXCEL)
Frédéric Farrugia (Co-fondateur, You to You)
Stéphane Dangel (Consultant en communication et storytelling)
Jean Pascal Debailleul (Horakles Consultant, La voie des contes)
Christian Salmon (Ecrivain)
Virginie Breton (Consultante en stratégie de marque, Argile Marketing)
Anne Caroline Paucot (Hyaka)
Jean Yves Le Moine (Créateur et réalisateur)
Reuben Steiger, CEO of Millions of Us
Robert Zarader (Equancy)
Pablo Altes (Designer numérique)
Laurence Malenson (Directrice Planning stratégique, Rouge)
Mehdi Mejri (Planneur stratégique, Rouge)
Nicolas Mirguet (Chef de Projet, Vanksen Culture Buzz)
Luc Offerlé (Directeur éditorial, Pressendo)
Djamchid ASSADI (Séminariste et auteur)
Cedric François (Directeur de Création, Nouvel Œuvre)
Hugues de la Rochefordiere (Directeur Editorial, La Télé des Marques)
Roger Nifle (Président de l’Institut de la prospective humaine)
David Bourguignon,(Business developer, Masa Group)
Sandrine Clavelly (The Place to Be)
Maud sauvagé (Planneur stratégique)
Laurence Saquer (Planneur Stratégique et Sociologue)
Catherine Gheselle (Auteur Rédactrice Multimédia)
Anne Marie Soderberg, Professeur de communication organisationnelle
Pierre Nicolas Combe (Assistant Réalisateur)
Aurélie Charpentier, Auteur
Delphine Baillergeau (Maître de Conférences en Sciences de Gestion)
Sebastien Durand (Consultant en communication et storytelling)
Sam Ford (Convergence Culture Consortium, MIT)
Charles Antoine Colomb (Directeur Conseil, Ogilvy PR)
Ivanne Rialland (Chercheur, Paris IV Sorbonne)
Rémy Lorioz (Etudiant en Ecole de Commerce)
Michel Drac (Co-fondateur, Sciptoblog.com)
Stéphane Lautissier (Consultant en marque et marketing relationnel)
Annabelle Klein (Directrice Département, Facultés Notre Dame de la Paix)
Gill Wildman et Nick Durrand (corporate storytellers, Plot UK)
Amine Chellali (Doctorant à l’Ecole des Mines de Nantes)
Camille Rooy (CMA CGM)
Cathy Breda (Professeur au Groupe Ecole de Commerce Chambéry)
Fernandez Sauveur (Conseiller en marketing, L’Econovateur)
Henry Jenkins (Director of the MIT Comparative Media Studies Program)
Eric Miller (Director, World Storytelling Institute)
François Filliettaz, Auteur
www.levidepoches.fr/courtscircuits/2009/01/le-nouveau-rap...
Chalk mural from the April Storytelling Festival. It was still up in early July. I don't think anyone can bear to erase it.
After doing the live ds106 radio Scary Stories from Strawberry show, I was eager to get a copy of The Thing at the Foot of the Bed, a book of ghost stories I remembered we had when I was a kid.
I found a used copy on Amazon, and in not too long, I am reliving ones like "The Golden Arm"