Narrative storytelling
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Some stories speak to a reader's heart or they have a unique angle to give readers something interesting to think about. For those types of stories, consider writing them in a narrative style. This presentation will get you started.
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- 1. @CarmelJim GOLD COINS AND NARRATIVE STORYTELLING Jim Streisel, MJE Carmel (IN) High School hilite.org/Streisel Saturday, March 7, 15
- 2. @CarmelJim LET METELLYOU A STORY... Saturday, March 7, 15
- 3. @CarmelJim WHAT DIDYOU LIKE? WHAT STOOD OUT FORYOU? Saturday, March 7, 15
- 4. @CarmelJim MAIN ‘FACE’ EMOTIONAL APPEAL SOMETHINGTOTHINK ABOUT What did you like? What stood out for you? Saturday, March 7, 15
- 5. @CarmelJim SOMETHINGTOTHINK ABOUT = ANGLE Saturday, March 7, 15
- 6. @CarmelJim A MOMENTTO DIGRESS... Saturday, March 7, 15
- 7. @CarmelJim THERE ARE LOTS OF WAYS TOTELL STORIES Saturday, March 7, 15
- 8. @CarmelJim INVERTED PYRAMID GRAPHICS PHOTOS VIDEO NARRATIVE OTHER? Ways to tell stories: Saturday, March 7, 15
- 9. @CarmelJim NARRATIVE: A presentation of real-world events that connects them in a storylike way. (nar-uh-tive) noun. Saturday, March 7, 15
- 10. @CarmelJim FEATURE: A section in the newspaper. Not to be confused with “narrative,” which is a style of writing. (fee-chur) noun. Saturday, March 7, 15
- 11. @CarmelJim NARRATIVE FEATURE AND NOW BACKTO OUR REGULARLY SCHEDULED PRESENTATION… Saturday, March 7, 15
- 12. @CarmelJim WHENTO USE NARRATIVE STYLE? Saturday, March 7, 15
- 13. @CarmelJim WHEN STORY HAS AN EMOTIONAL APPEAL. WHEN STORY HAS A UNIQUE ANGLE. WHEN A PERSON IS CLEARLY AFFECTED BYTHE NEWS. When to use narrative style? Saturday, March 7, 15
- 14. @CarmelJim WHAT’S A NARRATIVE STORY LOOK LIKE? Saturday, March 7, 15
- 15. @CarmelJim TYPES OF NARRATIVES Focus on a single person or event (human interest?) Focus on an angle Saturday, March 7, 15
- 16. @CarmelJim THE PATH OF GOLD COINS Saturday, March 7, 15
- 17. @CarmelJim GOLD COINS •THE 3 D’S Description! What color are your source s eyes? How tall is she? What mannerisms does he display as you interview him?! Saturday, March 7, 15
- 18. @CarmelJim GOLD COINS •THE 3 D’S Detail! What are the specific titles in your source s music library? What s in the CD player right now? What kind of car does he own?! Saturday, March 7, 15
- 19. @CarmelJim GOLD COINS •THE 3 D’S Dialogue! What does your source say when he s not answering your questions? How does she respond to others? What do they say back?! Saturday, March 7, 15
- 20. @CarmelJim THE INFO IN BETWEEN The nut graf/ the point! The angle of the story — what you want readers to think about.! Saturday, March 7, 15
- 21. @CarmelJim THE INFO IN BETWEEN Expert sources! These are the credible, relevant people who know something about the issue at hand.! Saturday, March 7, 15
- 22. @CarmelJim THE INFO IN BETWEEN Research! The data, statistics, facts and figures that give your story credibility and relevance.! Saturday, March 7, 15
- 23. @CarmelJim THE INFO IN BETWEEN Transitions! The words that take readers from paragraph to paragraph and scene to scene.! Saturday, March 7, 15
- 24. @CarmelJim LEAD: Introduces the main face and the main conflict. Saturday, March 7, 15
- 25. @CarmelJim NUT GRAF: Tells readers why they should care. Saturday, March 7, 15
- 26. @CarmelJim NUT GRAF: Tells readers why they should care. Part of Courtney’s problem, a new study indicates, may be that he sleeps in on the weekends. The study, conducted at Brown University, indicates that teenagers may be better off getting up at the same time on Saturday and Sunday they do during the week. The research showed after kids stayed up late on the Friday and Saturday night and slept in the next morning, they caused their internal body clocks to reset to a later time.This made them foggy in the mornings early in the week, especially on Monday, when they had to get up at a normal time. Saturday, March 7, 15
- 27. @CarmelJim NUT GRAF: Tells readers why they should care. Cunningham is not alone. According to Officer Gene Stilts, thieves at this school took $24,757 worth of valuables from students, $10,000 of which were video iPods.And that total doesn’t include the cash taken as well. “There were 20 incidents last year (involving stolen money) that totaled up for a stolen amount of $770, and if you divide 770 by 20, then that’s a lot of money,” Stilts said. “Sometimes I think the school gives off a false sense of security. People don’t think that their stuff will be stolen here, but it will,” Stilts said. “Students need to treat the school like the Greyhound Bus Terminal.They should never leave their stuff unattended.” Saturday, March 7, 15
- 28. @CarmelJim GOLD COINS: KEEP READERS INTERESTED Lead Nut graf Expert source Research Main face Expert Secondary source Research Main face Saturday, March 7, 15
- 29. @CarmelJim WHEN STORY HAS AN EMOTIONAL APPEAL. WHEN STORY HAS A UNIQUE ANGLE. WHEN A PERSON IS CLEARLY AFFECTED BYTHE NEWS. When to use narrative style? Saturday, March 7, 15
- 30. @CarmelJim IF NONE OFTHOSE? Saturday, March 7, 15
- 31. @CarmelJim CHOOSE A DIFFERENT STYLE OF STORYTELLING. Saturday, March 7, 15
- 33. @CarmelJim TOPIC = LOW GAS PRICES Saturday, March 7, 15
- 35. @CarmelJim THANKYOU. Jim Streisel, MJE Carmel (IN) High School hilite.org/Streisel Saturday, March 7, 15