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Beginning. Middle. End. - Conversations with Storytellers

by Spilled Ink Media

A tale as old as time? Stories are older than language. They can inform or deceive, show reality or fantasy, make you laugh or cry, and demonstrate the best and worst of us. Stories are all around us and in every culture. But, what is a story? How are they made? What are the parts of a story? How do different creators in different genres and media go from idea to finished creation? Listen as we explore these topics and more with storytellers and story aficionados.

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Episodes

  1. Your Life Story as Inspiration with Walkyria Whitlock

    Walkyria Whitlock is the author of a book of lyric poetry titled “I LOVE what i’ve forgotten”. Multi-talented Walkyria is a writer - poet - singer - yoga instructor - meditation teacher - freelance yacht stewardess, and model. She has an ebook on Yachting, is founder of Lorem Publishing House and…

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  2. Storytelling through Art with Artist Vital Germaine

    How do you tell a story with abstract art? How do you imbue a painting with energy and emotion? Find out these creative secrets and more in this interview with artist Vital Germaine Vital Germaine is an artist living in Las Vegas. Vital discovered art while performing in the ground-breaking…

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  3. Storytelling through Painting with artist Heather Stadler

    How do you tell a story with a single image? How does color and composition affect your story? Find out these creative secrets and more in this interview with artist Heather Stadler. Paintings were once the best and only way to capture a visual idea or moment. Less objective than a photograph, a...

  4. Storytelling through Directing with TV Director Brandi Bradburn

    Television director, Brandi Bradburn shares the secrets of storytelling from her experience on TV shows like Hart of Dixie, Charmed and the Dynasty reboot. She is propelled by her deep need to tell stories and developing a script’s full potential through performance and camera, which makes her...

  5. Storytelling through Acting with Black Lightning's Jennifer Riker

    Acting has been a popular form of storytelling for over 4000 years. Using one's body and voice to convey a story didn’t require written language. Learn storytelling and acting secrets from actor Jennifer Riker who plays Dr. Helga Jace on Black Lightning. Jennifer has been a working actor for over...

  6. Storytelling with Photography

    Award-winning photographer Karim Shamsi-Basha's secret to telling a story with photography is to show humanity. Karim is a writer and photographer who immigrated to the United States from Damascus, Syria at the age of 18. His work has appeared in National Geographic Traveler, Sports Illustrated,...

  7. How to Write Young Adult Fiction -YA Storytelling Secrets

    Do you love young adult novels? Have you always wanted to write YA? Are you struggling with structure for your young adult fiction? We ask writer Anita Saxena for her tips and secrets to writing and crafting the YA novel. Young Adult fiction has been a publishing and box-office juggernaut for the...

  8. Storytelling Secrets from Stand-Up Comedy

    Want to know how to craft a joke? What's the secret to writing comedy? We interview comedian John Wynn, a.k.a. The Funny Asian to learn how he crafts a joke, how to interact with the audience, what it feels like to bomb, and more. John Wynn is a stand-up comedian and filmmaking teacher. Named…

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  9. Comic Book Creators Share Their Storytelling Secrets

    If you love comics or dream of making comics or already create comics, strap in for this conversation with the creators of Tart comic. Find out how they put together each issue. Learn secrets and tips for creating comics. As they launch their 13th successful kickstarter project, find out mistakes...

  10. What does the audience want? An interview with Twitter's TVandDinners

    Stories are made to communicate an idea to another person. So what does that person (the audience) want? We talk to TV lover and reviewer Carrie Raisler. Carrie Raisler grew up a TV-obsessed kid who became an even more TV-obsessed adult. After working in reality TV development in the reality boom...

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

A tale as old as time? Stories are older than language. They can inform or deceive, show reality or fantasy, make you laugh or cry, and demonstrate the best and worst of us. Stories are all around us and in every culture. But, what is a story? How are they made? What are the parts of a story? How do different creators in different genres and media go from idea to finished creation? Listen as we explore these topics and more with storytellers and story aficionados.

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A tale as old as time? Stories are older than language. They can inform or deceive, show reality or fantasy, make you laugh or cry, and demonstrate the best and worst of us. Stories are all around us and in every culture. But, what is a story? How are they made? What are the parts of a story? How...

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