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CATEGORIES:Seminars & Workshops
CREATED:20220117T124247
SUMMARY:Upskill Series | Everything you know about storytelling is wrong by Prof. Michael Burns
DESCRIPTION:One of the most misunderstood words in the English language is the word "st
 ory." Because of that, the art of storytelling is quickly being lost. This 
 workshop recaptures the word by explaining what a story actually is while t
 eaching you the structure that every memorable story stands on. This is ide
 al for anyone who likes creative writing but who struggles to write their o
 wn stories, whether about the real world around us or from your imagination
 .\nSpeaker Profile\nProf. Michael Burns completed his Ph.D. in Documentary 
 Film History from the University of Birmingham in the UK in 2008, becoming 
 the first student in the United Kingdom to submit an audio/visual doctorate
 . Since then, he has completed five documentary films for international tel
 evision and his work has appeared in over twenty countries.\nIn recent year
 s he developed a strong interest in story structure and traditions of story
 telling. While living in Bombay from 2011 to 2017, Prof. Burns founded and 
 directed Tall Tales, India’s longest-running, live, non-fiction storytellin
 g event series. He has published two books derived from this storytelling w
 ork. He also teaches the most popular creative writing workshop in India un
 der the Tall Tales umbrella.\nIn addition to his work as a writing coach fo
 r aspiring writers (both would-be novelists and non-fiction authors), he al
 so runs international writing retreats through his company The Story Retrea
 t.\nProf.  Burns current research interests include the universal story str
 ucture, character design, setting architecture in writing, the art of oral 
 narration, and comparative international storytelling traditions."\nTo regi
 ster, please visit: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_hPCtIi8mRR2
 j9hQjdqmaVw.\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>One of the most misunderstood words in the English language is the word 
 "story." Because of that, the art of storytelling is quickly being lost. Th
 is workshop recaptures the word by explaining what a story actually is whil
 e teaching you the structure that every memorable story stands on. This is 
 ideal for anyone who likes creative writing but who struggles to write thei
 r own stories, whether about the real world around us or from your imaginat
 ion.</p><p><strong>Speaker Profile</strong></p><p>Prof. Michael Burns compl
 eted his Ph.D. in Documentary Film History from the University of Birmingha
 m in the UK in 2008, becoming the first student in the United Kingdom to su
 bmit an audio/visual doctorate. Since then, he has completed five documenta
 ry films for international television and his work has appeared in over twe
 nty countries.</p><p>In recent years he developed a strong interest in stor
 y structure and traditions of storytelling. While living in Bombay from 201
 1 to 2017, Prof. Burns founded and directed Tall Tales, India’s longest-run
 ning, live, non-fiction storytelling event series. He has published two boo
 ks derived from this storytelling work. He also teaches the most popular cr
 eative writing workshop in India under the Tall Tales umbrella.</p><p>In ad
 dition to his work as a writing coach for aspiring writers (both would-be n
 ovelists and non-fiction authors), he also runs international writing retre
 ats through his company The Story Retreat.</p><p>Prof.  Burns current resea
 rch interests include the universal story structure, character design, sett
 ing architecture in writing, the art of oral narration, and comparative int
 ernational storytelling traditions."</p><p><strong>To register, please visi
 t:</strong> <a href="https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_hPCtIi8mRR
 2j9hQjdqmaVw" target="_blank" rel="noopener">https://us02web.zoom.us/webina
 r/register/WN_hPCtIi8mRR2j9hQjdqmaVw</a>.</p>
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20220122T150000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20220122T160000
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