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Is there storytelling repertoire software out there? Someone willing to create it?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Rachel Hedman Jun 4.
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- Ever since a sophomore in high school, the stage has beckoned Rachel Hedman. Although her mother said Rachel was a storyteller as soon as she opened her mouth, Rachel considered herself a shy person.
Rachel has progressed since her National Forensics League days in 1994 when her first telling had a scrambled plot, mixed-up voices, and a forgotten ending. Upon this failure she wondered if she should continue, but she decided to prove to herself that she was a great storyteller. By senior year, she received 5th place at the Wisconsin State Tournament.
When Rachel entered college, she saw storytelling as a possible career and she chose her major accordingly: Communications Marketing.
Although she graduated from college in 2001, the BYU Storytelling Club she jumpstarted still provides service throughout the campus and the community. Upon moving to Fresno, California she joined the Voices of the Valley Storytelling Guild, and thus provided the opportunity to assist as a Board Member of the National Youth Storytelling Olympics. Eventually, she was invited on the Board for the Youth Storytelling Special Interest Group and spearheaded the creation of the storytelling merit badge for the Boy Scouts of America. To add to the merit badge venture, she became Co-Chair for Youth, Educators, and Storytellers Alliance (YES!).
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You have delved into "street storytelling". Brother Blue was famous for this kind of telling. Rather than having one place as the intended stage area, the storyteller flows with the audience from place to place.
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Now that I think about this, the software could include more than a repertoire feature. It could include customizable forms that we--as working artists--use everyday.
For example, there could be the invoice, service agreement, thank you letter.
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Comment Wall (208 comments)
- At 5:41am on March 9, 2009,
Steve Evans said… - Hi Rachel. You might be interested to know that I did a Google search on "Storytelling Slam" and the first entry was a post from your "Storytelling Adventures" blog. Pretty cool! STEVE
- At 10:37pm on February 12, 2009,
Daniel Bishop, the Storyteller said… - Hey! How did it go Monday night? Did you win? Did you have fun? Let me know.
Daniel Bishop, the Storyteller
- At 5:09pm on November 8, 2008,
JJ Drinkwater said… - Thank you for the welcome, Rachel -- I look forward to then next time I get to hear your splendid stories,,,in any world!
- At 11:23am on October 28, 2008,
Astorymouse said… - We have never met, as I haven't told much in the Uk yet - still learning! And I'll keep updating my blog.
cheers and hugs
steph
- At 7:31pm on September 24, 2008,
Lethan Candlish said… - I like your thoughts in response to my comment (a response to David) a lot. Do you think we could start formulating any more concrete ideas about it? I can't give it too much effort for at least one more year (the whole school thing), but maybe we could start brainstorming some basic forms/schools and start formulating questions we need to ask about the tellers style...just a thought.
Let me know if you have any thoughts. Keep it hip and flipped.
Lethan
- At 7:46am on September 15, 2008,
StoryMasters • Linda Day & MyLinda Butterworth said… - Thanks Rachel for your birthday wishes. I had a great day.
I am so glad that you are about to finish up those class credits. Just consider me one of your cheerleaders on the sidelines rooting you on to success.
StoryHugs,
MyLinda
- At 3:17pm on September 12, 2008,
Rivka Willick said… - Rachel,
If you get a chance please take a look at my latest blog. I'm trying to spead the word about Camp CADI, an amazing camp for girls who have been sextually abused. Its a chance for them to be children again. I'm tring to spread teh word Please help me get the word out. Thanks http://professionalstoryteller.ning.com/profiles/blog/show?id=1984817%3ABlogPost%3A37539
- At 10:52pm on September 8, 2008,
Debra Olson-Tolar said… - Thanks for your comment on my page. I had set my blog as private since I was in hiding for a while . . . but I'm back! Love all the comments I've been reading by you since I've joined this site. Best of everything to you!
- At 3:32pm on September 2, 2008,
Dianne de Las Casas, Author, Award-Winning Storyteller said… - We are still on for our interview. If anything changes, I'll call...
:) Dianne
- At 5:54pm on August 26, 2008,
Michael D. McCarty said… - 'Twas a ball presenting at the YES pre-conference. A truly great day. You done good:)
BE HAPPY!!!
Michael D
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