Audience Dynamics

New!  Starting June 14

AUDIENCE DYNAMICS

Storytelling, whether live or virtual, is an act of personal connection. The relationship between the performer and audience is critical. But how do you know if you are making that connection when you are recording a story, or telling it online with a muted audience? This workshop will give you tools and techniques to help your audience connect both intellectually and emotionally to you and your stories. Each student will bring a 5-minute personal story to work on, so you will also develop direct experience in applying these techniques to your work.

SESSION: This class meets on the following dates.

Zoom Training & Student Introductions: June 14 from 2-3 pm

Classes:  June 21, 28, and July 5 from 2-4 pm

Registration Fee:  $65 for NEST members, $75 for non-members

Note: Financial assistance may be available for those in need.  Contact Deb Roe at nestorytelling@gmail.com

About Steve:  Steve Daut has been telling stories in various forms ever since the dog ate his homework. He has been performing in various venues for over 35 years. Onstage credits include magic, sketch and stand-up comedy, improvisation, storytelling, and MC work. Writing credits include produced plays, various articles, an early book of short stories and a recent non-fiction book titled Buddha Science.

Steve is trained and experienced as a scientist and he also has worked in the non-profit sector. He is a member of the National Storytelling Network and president of the Ann Arbor Storytellers Guild.  He is a graduate of the Second City and the Purple Rose Theatre Actor-Director Lab.

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New!  Starting June 14 Register Now at:  https://www.nestorytelling.org/online-storytelling-classes/ AUDIENCE DYNAMICS Storytelling, whether live or virtual, is an act of personal connection. The relationship between the performer and audience is critical. But how do you know if you are making that connection when you are recording a story, or telling it online with a muted audience? This […]

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