61. Tim Sheppard's Storytelling Resources For Storytellers The storytelling FAQ, and comprehensive collections, for storytellers, of articles,links, and information on the oral tradition and the art of storytelling http://www.timsheppard.co.uk/story/

Comprehensive collections, for storytellers, of articles, links, and information on the oral tradition and the art of storytelling - compiled by Tim Sheppard The Storytelling FAQ The official Storytelling Frequently Asked Questions. Advice, resources, and information in abundance. The FAQ is the internet's first port of call for information, contacts, and general orientation on the whole subject of storytelling. Articles and Compilations In this section you will find in-depth material about storytelling: my own articles, and compilations of advice and discussions by experienced storytellers. Books for Storytellers Here is a major booklist of over 70 titles, each annotated with comments, often from several different storytellers, to give a reliable guide to which books will suit you. Storytelling Links The biggest collection of storytelling resources on the web, annotated and categorised for easy reference. Story Links A vast treasure house of links to stories of every kind Stories The full texts of stories, some with illustrations

62. The Storytelling FAQ The official internet guide to storytelling worldwide, for beginners andprofessionals, including practical advice, contacts and resources. http://www.timsheppard.co.uk/story/faq.html

Home Articles Books Storytelling ... Wild Times The Storytelling FAQ Frequently Asked Questions Updated to 3rd March 2003 This official internet Storytelling FAQ is at Tim Sheppard's Storytelling Resources for Storytellers at www.timsheppard.co.uk/story/ This FAQ is maintained by Tim Sheppard: Email storyfaq@timsheppard.co.uk or write to 10 Manor Road, Bishopston, Bristol BS7 8PY, England. Please see the document end for full credits and usage policy for copying this information. What's new in this update: new info on the scene in China; updated subscription instructions for Storytell and Folklore email lists; all dead links removed or updated. 12th February 2003: two new Canadian organizations; two new Canadian festivals; updates to Canadian magazine. 7th October: a classic how-to guide now online; more on birthday parties 2nd August: several Scottish festivals, various new web addresses 2nd April: various additions to FAQ answers; updated Storytell instructions; more events diaries; more on finding both tellers and stories. Once upon a time, in the land of storytelling, came a young seeker new to the place. He searched confusedly through the myriad threads of words, until he came upon the dark, shadowy cave of Mr. Faq. He knew this from the small plaque at the entrance to the cave that read, "Mr. Faq, Frequently Asked Questions answered. Please ring the bell."

63. School Of Sacred Storytelling Encourages sacred storytelling through continuing education seminars and formal apprenticeship program. Includes membership directory and events program. http://www.sacredstorytelling.org/

Next Event: Stories for the Lenten Journey March 11, 2003 - Adamstown , Maryland Summer Seminars The Art of Sacred Storytelling June 22-28, 2003 and Apprenticeship Week June 29-July 5, 2003 NEWS UPDATES February 20 The Catholic Review has published an article on the School. It is a very lovely piece! February 10 - Mary Farmer's photos of the Tolkien seminar are posted here February 2 - AP newswire story on School's Tolkien seminar. Appeared in Washington Times and other newspaper s. February 1 - We just completed the seminar on J.R.R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings in Adamstown, Maryland. A highlight was our "gisting" the tale so that we all took turns in round-robin storytelling, with a one minute limit on each of the 62 chaptesr. We should have gone for 62 minutes, but we got carried away. The whole Lord of the Rings, as told by our storytellers, was 84 minutes. Whew! The School of Sacred Storytelling A cooperative venture of three sacred storytelling organizations. Apprenticeship School (founded in 1994) Guild of Sacred Storytellers Colloquy of Sacred Storytellers Please contact us about the programs, activities and resources that we offer in sacred storytelling.

64. Rhapsoidia Magazine We are a fledgling print magazine devoted to the appreciation of fiction. Though our main focus is fiction written by Southern California writers, specifically those of Riverside and San Bernardino counties, we are open to stories from any county, state, country, planet, or alternate dimension. We, the editors, are just two students of fiction with the intent to showcase a diverse spectrum of creativity and storytelling. http://selftaxidermy.tripod.com/rhapsoidia.htm

Get Five DVDs for $.49 each. Join now. Tell me when this page is updated RHAPSOIDIA (RHAPSOIDIA) Gr. rhaps (to stitch) + oidie (a song) 1 - an impassioned literary work 2 - miscellany Go to our new website at: http://www.rhapsoidia.com Statement of Purpose (Statement of Purpose) We are a fledgling quarterly print magazine devoted to the appreciation of fiction. Though our main focus is fiction written by Southern California writers, specifically those of Riverside and San Bernardino counties, we are open to stories from any county, state, country, planet, or alternate dimension. Rest assured that your stories will be treated with the time they deserve. We don't just pompously skim through submissions then mechanically dole out form letter rejections. We hug your stories; we sleep with them under our pillows; we give them gentle kisses. We are both writers. We are not critics. Just two advocates of fiction with the intent to showcase a diverse spectrum of creativity and storytelling. Thank you

65. Home - Timpanogos Storytelling Festival One of the largest storytelling festivals in the West. Held in August each year. Orem, Utah, USA.Category Arts Performing Arts storytelling Festivals......Timpanogos storytelling Festival. Timpanogos storytelling Festival. Discoverall this and more at the Timpanogos storytelling Festival. http://www.timpfest.org/

2003 Festival Home The Call of Story Storytellers Featured tellers Schedule Overview Detailed Workshops Details Tickets Location Accommodations Background Reviews Past Festivals The Olmsted Orem Public Library ... Storytelling Links Merchandise Festival Prints Get Involved Auditions Mailing List Volunteer School Groups Timpanogos Storytelling Festival August 28 - 30, 2003 in Orem, Utah Imagine sitting under a shady canopy in a beautiful spot at the foot of Mt. Timpanogos, listening to stories memories and magic are captured and spun into tales that make you laugh and cry . Stories that tell of a time that used to be, of folk in distant lands or the people next door.

66. International Storytelling Center storytelling programs and resources. Information about the National storytelling Festival. Newsletter sign up. http://www.storytellingcenter.net

Make plans now to attend the 31st National Storytelling Festival , October 3-5, 2003 in Jonesborough, Tennessee! Teller-In-Residence – A program that brings tellers from all over the country to the International Storytelling Center from June until October. "Send an E-card" feature added to Storytelling Center web site Share the magic of Storytelling with your friends and family. Choose a picture from the selection of images of Jonesborough and the Storytelling Festival and send your E-card today! View the Festival 2002 Photo Album. Site development by NovakGroup Hillhouse Graphic Design

67. Digital Storytelling overview media action relationship context communication examplesresearch resources forum the elements of digital storybuilding. http://www.inms.umn.edu/elements/

A project of the University of Minnesota and New Directions for News Nora Paul and Christina Fiebich www.inms.umn.edu/elements

68. Maelstrom Publisher's product list. http://www.hubrisgames.com/html/maelstrombody.html

Maelstrom Storytelling RPG What is the Maelstrom? A war is raging. A war between order and chaos, reason and insanity. Pockets of civilization hold out great cities like Dacartha, Arn Muhr and Diodet pushing back the Maelstrom and the mayhem of a crazed, shifting world. Some forces welcome the disorder of the world and embrace the power of the Storm, and others accept it as inevitable. An Empire held it together once, long ago. Now all that remains are the machines and monuments left behind. The Maelstrom is a whole world, and it's also a great storm so strong it changes the shape of the world as it passes over. Adventures in the Maelstrom can be about almost anything, from swashbuckling and treasure hunting to travel and exploration. There are powerful mages and ancient ghosts, courts full of intrigue and ruins of a lost empire. Download an OVERVIEW of the Maelstrom world Maelstrom Storytelling In a different place, in another reality, there is a world that once knew the glory of an empire that is now only known in stories. Tales from the Empire A city gone mad! Ruled by a queen who’s been missing for 500 years, and run by a caphir that no one has ever seen. Diodet is lost in an insular world of parlor games and denial.

69. Galumph Interactive Theater - Puppetry Song And Storytelling Using the tools of puppetry, song, and storytelling, Galumph invites the audience to share in the creative process. Located in Minnesota. http://galumph.org/

About Galumph Current Shows Calendar of Upcoming Events ... What Is Interactive Theater? Theater Reviews Feedback Form What's New at Galumph Working With Special Needs Students at Washburn High School: Year Two! This spring artists from Galumph Interactive Theater will spend 10 weeks working with students in the WR AP program at Washburn, a class for students with various levels of physical and mental disabilites. Students will create and perform their own stories for parents and fellow high school students using masks, movement, and shadow puppets made in collaboration with one of the mainstream Studio Arts classes. For information about volunteering with the Washburn residency contact Anne Sawyer at (612) 729-4933 x14 The Trouble With Leo on Tour This winter Galumph has performed The Trouble With Leo in schools and libraries throughout Minnesota. The show, which centers around the rivalry between artists Leonardo Da Vinci and Michelangelo, will finish its tour this month with a performance at the Detroit Institute of Arts, which is currently featuring an exhibit on Michelangelo. For information about booking this show contact Anne Sawyer at (612) 729-4933 x14 Open Studio Come learn more about the work of Galumph Interactive Theater at one of our Open Studio sessions: 4th Mondays: 6:30-7:30pm 2nd Wednesdays: 12:30-1:30pm (bring your lunch.)

70. Storytelling Journeys - Storytelling Travel storytelling art and craft by Robert and Kelly Vilhelm. Festivals, seminars, tours (Wales, Ireland, Category Arts Performing Arts storytelling Festivals...... storytelling Travel Adventures to Mythic Destinations. Late April 2004 ScotlandIona Celtic Spirituality storytelling on the Holy Island of St. http://www.storyfest.com/

Iceland About us Scotland Storyfest Journeys eMagazine Woman Pilgrim Telltale Handbook Book Reviews School of Sacred Storytelling Contact Us Welcome to Storyfest Journeys Storytelling Travel Adventures to Mythic Destinations New: Lectionary Storybook Audio CD Now Available... Sacred Storytelling for every week of the Year. More info... Sample Issue including Audio CD July 20-26, 2003 Iceland: Northern Lights Late April 2004 Scotland: Iona Storyfest Journeys eMagazine Mary Jo Kelly Wilhelm's A Woman Pilgrim Robert Bela Wilhelm's Telltale Handbook The School of Sacred Storytelling Founded and Directed by Robert Bela Wilhelm Storyfest Travelers walking towards Tintern Abbey to receive e-mail updates on new travel adventures as they are announed Contact Us

71. NATIVE AMERICAN DANCERS Dances, flute and percussion music, storytelling, oration, blessing ceremonies. Biography of Tony Redhouse, photos and explanation of services. http://www.blackhorsenativeamer.com/

Tony Redhouse, Performing the Hoop Dance with 30 hoops! Entertaining America for Over 30 years! Native American Hoop Dance, Eagle, War Dance and more. Flute Playing, Storytelling, Professional Keynote Speaking and Educational Performances. Native American Music, Traditional and Jazz New Age. One Stop Native American Entertainment. Based in Scottsdale, Arizona. Call Black Horse to book Native American Entertainment for your next Southwest or Native American themed event. Now offering Native American Ceremonial Yoga Classes and Music CDs! Click to Go there EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS CRAFTS CLASSES GREETERS ... STORE - MUSIC CD'S -LISTEN UPDATED MARCH 2003 PUBLIC SHOW CALENDAR Read what clients are saying! E-MAIL For quickest response (quotes/booking dates) please CALL our Arizona office: YES, Tony Redhouse does travel, and can bring his show to you. Tony Redhouse, Navajo, is an articulate Professional Speaker and talented Hoop Dancer who infuses light-hearted humor and fun into every performance. Audiences are treated to a colorful visual display of the dances and stories, which weave a beautiful picture of the Native Culture. Tony Redhouse is one of the few Native entertainers today, who has successfully bridged the gap between cultures, social groups, races and ages. Grandson of a Navajo Medicine Man, Mr. Redhouse brings healing in the form of Dance, Storytelling, Music and magical Flute playing.

72. Yukon International Storytelling Festival Since 1988, the festival has brought native and non-native storytellers from around the world to Canada's Category Arts Performing Arts storytelling Festivals......Visit www.yukonstory.com for the latest news about the thirdlargest storytellingfestival in the world, the Yukon International storytelling Festival. http://www.yukonstory.com/

CONTACT US Yukon International Storytelling Festival PO Box 31722, Whitehorse, Yukon Y1A-6L3 ph:(867) 633-7550 fax:(867) 633-3883 email: yukonstory@yknet.yk.ca 2002 Schedule TUNE IN: Live Radio Cast 106.7 courtesy of Polaris Media Centre Lab via Polarcom.com

73. Movie Structure, Myth And Metaphor Analysis of how the origins of the Hollywood storytelling system lie in the nature of myth and legend. http://www.colinmj.com/cinema/

Cinema Structure, Myth and Metaphor By Colin M. Jackson BA hons (York) Like the Golden Section in formal pictorial art, drama (and thus cinema) has certain formal "perfections" which appeal to an audience. This site seeks to explore those which the author has identified. Three Stories Three Worlds Cinema Myth and Metaphor (reference) E-mail the author ... Webcounter

74. League For The Advancement Of New England Storytelling storytelling resources, links, and community in the New England and Upstate New York area. Sharing Category Arts Performing Arts storytelling Associations......The official site for LANES, the League for the Advancement of New Englandstorytelling. 22nd Annual New England storytelling Conference. http://www.lanes.org/

Member of: Visit prev site Visit next site List Sites New: Sign up now to be in the 2003 edition of the New England Directory of Storytelling Via Web Form Via PDF File NEW ENGLAND STORYLOVERS TO GATHER IN MARCH The weekend of March 21-23, 2003, newcomers and professional storytellers will gather at MIT in Cambridge, MA. The conference, Sharing the Fire is recognized nationally as a lively, friendly weekend of workshops, inspiring speakers, story swaps, and performance. Sharing the Fire brings together people tellers and listeners alike who want to enrich their lives with stories and telling. Peninnah Schram Pleasant DeSpain Larky Hodges Len Lipner Peninnah Schram's Saturday keynote is "Apples of Gold in Frames of Silver - or- When Does the Story Begin." She inspires audiences to exclaim: "When Peninnah tells a story, even the leaves on the trees stop trembling to listen." In additional to being a storyteller specializing in Jewish stories, she is a teacher and author.

75. Gabriel Films An independent documentary film company that specializes in social issue storytelling. It was founded by Jonathan Stack in 1991. http://www.gabrielfilms.com/

76. TPR Storytelling Workshops TPRS Publishing Inc TPR storytelling. Total Physical Response, commonly referred to as TPR, as the mosteffective method for teaching longterm retention of vocabulary. http://www.tprstorytelling.com/

Teacher Training and Materials for Communicative Language Instruction "TPR has come out ahead in every single study for over 30 years." Dr. Stephen Krashen, author and expert on language acquisition Join the TPRS Network Need More Information? What materials are available? printable catalogue ... Our Mission Can't find what you're looking for on this web page? Click here for help. TPRS Publishing, Inc. P.O. Box 11624 Chandler, AZ 85248 Tel: 1-800-TPRISFUN (877-4738) Fax: 480-963-3463 Web Page Designed and Maintained by Kristy Placido TPRS Publishing Inc © 2001-2002

77. Total Physical Response Storytelling: Total Physical Response storytelling A Communicative Approach to LanguageLearning. by Valeri Marsh edited by Carol Gaab and Contee Seely. http://www.tprstorytelling.com/story.htm

Total Physical Response Storytelling: A Communicative Approach to Language Learning by Valeri Marsh edited by Carol Gaab and Contee Seely Language teachers for years have relied on Total Physical Response (TPR) as the most effective method for long-term retention of vocabulary. Popularized in the 60's and 70's by Dr. James Asher, TPR allows students to acquire vocabulary in a manner similar to how a child learns his or her first language. All language input is immediately comprehensible, often hands-on, and allows students to pass through a silent period whereby they build a comprehension base before ever being asked to speak. Once language is internalized, production emerges, thus setting TPR apart from traditional "listen-and-repeat" methods. In a TPR lesson, teachers model actions which students then mimic as they simultaneously hear vocabulary words and commands in the target language. As a particular action is associated with each vocabulary word or phrase, students rapidly and naturally acquire language while establishing long-lasting associations between the brain and the muscles. Students who learn language via TPR will not soon forget it. Nevertheless, TPR by itself has three serious limitations: 1. It is mainly in the imperative mode, generally excluding the rest of the target language's sentence forms.

78. Rhapsody Productions - Training & Multimedia Design Through Storytelling Firm applies the technique of storytelling to the development of training programs and informational multimedia. Offers information on oral traditions, corporate philosophy, as well as contact information. http://www.tellastory.com

Contact us at: contact@rhapsodyweb.com Rhapsody Productions PO Box 606 Southeastern, PA 19399 Rhapsody Home Use storytelling to: Attract attention Achieve retention Affect behavior In your training, sales or marketing communication. Take an online or print course in the Storytelling Technique*: Storytelling Basics The Persuasive Story Rhapsody Lead Designer Dominic Villari has used this technique to deliver training programs to corporate and government organizations for over 7 years. He has created packaged programs to help you apply storytelling to your projects including content and worksheets. *Patent pending Get our Guide to high-impact training Receive our 5 page guide to high-impact training. Learn 7 ways to increase retention and insure ROI. For a limited time only $2.95. Learn Storytelling ...in our flagship course, storytelling basics. Available in online or print. Take the first 2 lessons free.

79. Storytelling (2002) Links to movie reviews. http://www.metacritic.com/film/titles/storytelling

document.write(''); Total Reviews: Storytelling Fine Line Features Storytelling MPAA RATING R for strong sexual content, language and some drug use USA WRITTEN BY Todd Solondz DIRECTED BY Todd Solondz THEATRICAL RELEASE Jan 25, 2002 Official Selection, New York Film Festival; Official Selection, Cannes International Film Festival Internet Movie Database View the Trailer Official Studio Site buy the Storytelling soundtrack at amazon.com Don't miss out on any new releases. Get the Metacritic Film Newsletter delivered to your inbox each Friday! Starring Selma Blair Paul Giamatti Leo Fitzpatrick John Goodman , and Julie Hagerty Storytelling is comprised of two separate stories set against the sadly comical terrain of college and high school, past and present. Following the paths of its young hopeful/troubled characters, it explores the issues of sex, race, celebrity and exploitation. (Fine Line Features) Rolling Stone / Peter Travers: A movie that advances the career of a demonstrably gifted filmmaker, a fearlessly funny movie whose laughs draw blood, a bracingly provocative movie that won't apologize for its bad temper. Film Threat / Chris Gore: A masterful comedy that will divide audiences, but it left me laughing hysterically. I hope that doesn’t make you think I’m a sick bastard, but if so, piss off.

80. California Indian Storytelling Assn. -- CISA Preserving and encouraging the storytelling traditions of the indigenous peoples of California, for Category Arts Performing Arts storytelling Associations......ENTER CISA! CISA's annual Planning Retreat on January 1719, 2003 in SanFrancisco, CA is a private, by-invitation-only focus group meeting. http://www.cistory.org/

Evening Benefit For CISA on April 12, 2003 at San Leadro Library Theater 300 Estudillo Ave. San Leandro, CA It will be an evening with Friends Featuring Storytelling by Olga Loya and Jessie Riddle Hawaiian Music by Paul Kealoha Blake with a speacial appearance by Doug Duncan, "The Indian Elvis" And More... For more info. call 510-651-6414 or email cistory@cistory.org

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