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Transcript: Game of Thrones was filmed in various countries like Croatia, Iceland, Malta, Morocco, Spain and Northern Ireland. The Main location was and is Northern Ireland. In my researches everything was pretty much pointing at Northern Ireland as well. The locations are easy to access and close to each other. So the action shooting would take place in Northern Ireland as well. There are also the most beautiful and interesting locations for shooting. The following locations are on my list for shooting in Northern Ireland: - The Dark Hedges (King's Road) - Foley's Bridge in Tollymore Forrest - The Giant's Causeway - Downhill Castle - Rope Bridg Another location right at the ocean on high cliffs. It's an old castle, but still in good shape that gives many opportunities for tricks I want to tell a story about a BMX-rider riding the Game of Thrones locations with a very close look the the Game of Thrones look. I think the best way to get a great story, would be to get a selection of very, very strong action-scenery-photos (maybe 10 images) and a selection of travel, behind the scenes and lifestyle photos. This gives magazines various opportunities for layouts and stories. It can be just a gallery spread or a whole story with a lot of information how it came all together. In that way the output of the story can be maximized. One more thing: The location and the action pictures will have a very strong connection to the game of thrones look, but the rider will not wear any costume or stuff like that. That would just be over the top and look silly in my eyes. So there won‘t be any knights, dragons or a princess - sorry for that. STORY TEAM This bridge is located in Tollymore Forrest, one of the main film locations. The bridge looks like a natural kicker in a medieval surrounding DOWNHILL CASTLE Lorenz Holder is a well known name in the action sport photography scene. He is originally based in snowboarding, but has reached out for other sports in the past as well. Lorenz works for the snowboard company Nitro as senior stuff photographer and worked 5 years for Pleasure snowboard magazine as senior photographer and for magazines all over the world. In the last couple of years he won various photo awards worldwide, like the Red Bull Illume, The Open, Olympus Showdown IDEA FOLEYS BRIDGE This is more a scenic location for mood shots, because the rider will be pretty limited on tricks here. But it‘s close by, so it can be easily be done Homebase: The Pyjama Factory / Bushmills (http://www.giantscausewayselfcatering.com) From here we can reach every spot within 20 min. (except Foleyʼs Bridge). Driving distances: Ireland is rather small so we wonʼt have longer drives between the spots. Here are some examples: Homebase -> The Dark Hedges: 20 min. Homebase -> Giantʼs Causeway: 5 min. Airport -> Foleyʼs Bridge: 1h. 40 min. Foleyʼs Bridge -> Homebase: 2 h. Homebase -> Airport: 2h. 40 min. This location is right on the ocean and it's asically made out of hexagonal basalt structures that creates a playground for action sports. It can be shot at sunset or whenever the light gets dramatic THE DARK HEDGES LOCATIONS WHY BMX ACTION SPORTS? LOCATIONS Senad is a very talented BMX-rider that has strong skills in every environment. He can ride jumps, transitions and he is also very good in flatland and non-speedtricks. The perfect guy for this mission. Photographer Lorenz Holder & Assistant Robert Garo ROPE BRIDGE Game of Thrones has attracted record numbers of viewers on HBO/TV and obtained an exceptionally broad and active international fan base . Game of Thrones roughly follows the storyline set out in A Song of Ice and Fire. Set in the fictional Seven Kingdoms of Westeros, the series chronicles the violent dynastic struggles among the realm's noble families for control of the Iron Throne. Game of Thrones is seen in more than 100 countries and it has more than 18.5 Mio. viewers worldwide. It is one of the most successful tv-series of all time in the target group of people from 18 to 49 years old. So far, there are 5 seasons made and the next season is waiting to be screened for the huge fanbase in April 2016. Senad Grosic BMX - rider ABOUT GAME OF THRONES THE GIANTS CAUSEWAY Game of Thrones is an American fantasy drama television series that is famous all around the world with huge success in the last couple of years. While watching the series, I was blown away by the great locations and surroundings the whole plot was filmed at. Those locations got stuck in my head and I developed the idea of bringing those locations together with action sports. Great locations are the key element of my photography philosophy. So I‘m always in the search of special and unique locations. When I started researching for locations, I realized quickly that there is a lot of potential for a great story with strong pictures. This concept will walk you through my idea. First of all, because it is the sport that could be done at pretty much any location. The athlete

Storytelling Presentation

Transcript: DOG TRAINING FUNDAMENTALS OF SPEECH DOG TRAINING - WHY? ACT 1 BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS YOU CAN EDUCATE YOURSELF ON A COMPLETELY DIFFERENT POINT OF VIEW YOU GAIN AN UNDERSTANDING OF NOT ONLY YOUR OWN DOG, BUT DOGS IN GENERAL YOU LEARN A COMPLETELY NEW LANGUAGE LIFELONG BEST FRIEND ACT 2 EVERY DAY IS DIFFERENT IF YOU WORK WITH MULTIPLE DOGS, YOU WILL NEVER HAVE THE SAME DOG TWICE YOU LEARN TO DEAL AND COPE WITH DIFFERENT CANINE BEHAVIORS DUE TO THE DIVERSITY IN THE PERSONALITIES OF EACH CANINE, YOU LEARN TO ADAPT TO ALMOST ANYTHING YOU BECOME A TEACHER YOU BECOME A MENTOR FOR MULTIPLE DIFFERENT KINDS OF PEOPLE HELPS PULL SHY PEOPLE OUT OF THEIR SHELL GIVES YOU AN OPPORTUNITY TO MEET ALL KINDS OF PEOPLE AND ANIMALS YOU CAN HELP ENSURE YOUR COMMUNITY PRACTICES SAFE DOG HANDLING ADVANCEMENT TRAINING ANIMALS DOES NOT HAVE TO STOP AT DOGS YOU CAN EXPAND YOUR KNOWLEDGE AND IMPROVE YOUR TECHNIQUES YOU CAN GET TO KNOW ALL DIFFERENT TYPES OF ANIMALS/SPECIES YOU GET TO HANG OUT WITH PUPPIES/DOGS ALL DAY SOMEONE WILL ALWAYS NEED YOUR OPINION THE JOB WILL NEVER STOP YOU CAN TRAVEL - DOES NOT HAVE TO BE LOCAL YOU CAN MAKE A GREAT LIVING FOR YOURSELF YOU ARE ALWAYS LEARNING THE DEMAND

Storytelling Presentation

Transcript: Benefits to Patients Go with the flow Hyden (2009) References Creating the scene Brody, J. (2016) "Alzheimer's patients keep the spark alive by sharing stories" 08/08/2016 [Online] at http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2016/08/08/dementia-patients-hold-on-to-love-through-shared-stories/?_r=0 [Accessed 15/11/16] George, D.R and Houser, W.S (2014) "I'm a storyteller!" in American Journal of Alzheimer's Disease & Other Dementia's 29(8), 678-684. Hyden, L. "Narrative and identity in Alzheimer's disease: A case study" in Journal of Aging Studies 23(4) 205 - 214. Kitwood, T. (1997) Dementia Reconsidered: The person comes first. Philadelphia: Open University Press. Web sources: www.alzfdn.org.EducationandCare/storytelling.html www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2012/05/14/152442084/alzheimers-patients-turn-to-stories-instead-of-memories www.alzheimersstorytelling.com well.blogs.nytimes.com Triggering memories and creativity Small sample size Gender and racial imbalance 1 facility Short time period 'In the moment' Where creative Storytelling is used Increased creativity and imagination, improved quality of life, positively altered behaviour Staff noticed a sense of anticipation, liveliness, laughter and fun More engaging conversations Aims Martha's story Storytelling in different contexts Individual differences Alzheimer's Awareness Day A progressive disease Problem with transmitting messages No cure Limitations Creative storytelling is becoming a popular therapeutic tool in the mid to late stages of AD Creative storytelling breaks down the communication barrier for individuals This is the basis for Creative Storytelling in the context of Alzheimer's Disease Be persistent TimeSlips Conclusions What is Alzheimer's? Other methods such as medical options, e.g. AChE inhibitors for early to mid-stage Alzheimer's Storytelling involves interaction Storytelling as a Therapeutic Tool for Alzheimer's Disease Individuals are presented with a stimuli and asked to select one each The leader of the sessions initiates an interactive discussion Stories based on the script can then be told by the individual The stories can be told through songs or acted out in dialogue The session is concluded with a celebration of the individual's participation Creative Storytelling defined in a therapeutic context More challenging one on one than in a group setting What is creative storytelling? How is creative storytelling used? The success of creative storytelling as a therapeutic tool for people with Alzheimer's disease Limitations In the Home Keep a stiff upper lip Integrate music Limitations Both in adult day programmes and group settings Families can adapt the technique to use in the home environment "Inevitably, storytelling is about memories" and "opens the rules to include imagination and to create something new that accepts who they are" (Basting 2016) What the sessions involve Founded in 1998, based in Milwaukee Groups of seniors create short stories Either past experience or imagination based on a random image Choose pictures carefully Learn questioning techniques Ecological validity Individual variation Not a cure What would we do differently to gain more a more in depth understanding? Success of Creative Storytelling September 21st Redefine story George and Houser 2014 Aimed to research into whether TimeSlips would reduce mood and behavioural symptoms 2 variables: Standard programming vs. standard programing plus two one-hour TimeSlips sessions per week for 6 weeks

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Transcript: Landscape: Draw Card Character: Draw Card Sensation: Draw Card Object: Draw Card Verb: Draw Card The two green circles are in the second level of your story. You draw a set of new cards for each green circle, to create two different possible directions for your story to go in. Erase this text and write the next part of your story incorporating the new cards listed above. The four red circles are in the third level of your story. Draw a new set of cards for each red circle. Your story will end up branching in four different directions. Four different stories, with the same beginning. Erase this text and write the next part of your story incorporating the new cards listed above. The four red circles are in the third level of your story. Draw a new set of cards for each red circle. Your story will end up branching in four different directions. Four different stories, with the same beginning. Erase this text and write the next part of your story incorporating the new cards listed above. New Cards: list each new card you draw here, seperated by commas 3a The four red circles are in the third level of your story. Draw a new set of cards for each red circle. Your story will end up branching in four different directions. Four different stories, with the same beginning. Erase this text and write the next part of your story incorporating the new cards listed above. New Cards: list each new card you draw here, seperated by commas The four red circles are in the third level of your story. Draw a new set of cards for each red circle. Your story will end up branching in four different directions. Four different stories, with the same beginning. Erase this text and write the next part of your story incorporating the new cards listed above. 1 New Cards: list each new card you draw here, seperated by commas Setting the scene: This is the beginning of your story, use the cards you've listed above (landscape, character, sensation, object, verb) to write 1 - 4 sentences that begin your story. Why is the character in the landscape they're in? Why do they feel the sensation they feel? Or is it the landscape that feels the sensation? How does the object come into the story? Erase this text to write your story here. New Cards: list each new card you draw here, seperated by commas 3c New Cards: list each new card you draw here, seperated by commas New Cards: list each new card you draw here, seperated by commas 2b The two green circles are in the second level of your story. You draw a set of new cards for each green circle, to create two different possible directions for your story to go in. Erase this text and write the next part of your story incorporating the new cards listed above. 3d 3b 2a

Storytelling Presentation

Transcript: Storytelling presentation Lydia Evans Books The Help About the book About the book Written by Kathryn Stockett in 2019 About African Americans working in white households in Jackson, Mississippi, during the early 1960s. what it means to me what it means to me The main character, Skeeter, is what got me wanting to go into journalism. Her bravery and desire to not be "the norm" inspired me more than I had/still have ever been. After reading this book, I knew I wanted to make a career out of making a difference, I just didn't know how. Movies The mummy what it means to me what it means to me I grew up watching it (I know-obviously I'll be weird idolizing this movie as a kid) This movie is what got me interested in learning more about Ancient Egypt. In my opinion, it's the best kind of movie-fiction with sprinkles of fun facts. My desire to know more about Ancient Egypt eventually led to me aspiring to be a writer. tv series immortal Egypt what it means to me what it means to me This show helped me dive deeper into learning more about Egypt. In a weird way, it inspired me to continue on the path that I was on with writing. This show took me from wanting to write fiction and screen plays to wanting to explore and write and learn more about history. ghost story holidays About the story About the story (I feel like this one needs to be described) This movie/story goes through all the holidays (hence the name) like Easter, Mother's Day, Valentine's Day, Christmas, etc. But it's all themed horror stories-like the Easter bunny steals little kids, a girl cuts out a bully's heart because her swim coach's heart is failing (yeah, I know-gruesome to most). what it means to me what it means to me I love this story because of the creativity. It's truly storytelling at its finest. Taking things that most people think about in passing, or plan the season out for, and putting a completely new twist on it. Whenever I have writer's block, or any type of creative block, I watch this movie. But not because it's my "go-to" or relaxes me, but reminds me that there is always a story to go along with something. You just have to look in the right spots. commercial dove real beauty campaign what it means to me what it means to me I seriously cannot say enough about this campaign. It is one of the most meaningful (to me) campaigns I have ever seen. This inspired me not only personally, but professionally as well, by stirring up a desire to go out and change the world, starting with myself. For someone who struggles with self esteem and self image issues, seeing these things brought to light led me to try to help do the same thing in any way that I can. operas The phantom of the opera/ repo! the genetic opera the phantom of the opera what it means to me This was the first show that I ever saw in person. The story behind it is unique-it is truly one of a kind and started a huge trend of opera in mainstream. This had a huge impact on my life because it started my love for opera and even classical music. repo! the genetic opera what it means to me This is another example of how far storytelling can get you. This is another one of those that helps me see that there's always a story to be told. This movie helped me to see that if you have a story to tell, you can tell it in any format you want, as long as you believe in yourself enough, and work hard enough. animated movie beauty and the beast what it means to me what it means to me Honestly, who doesn't love this movie? (If you don't, leave. I don't need that kind of negativity in my life.) This was the first princess movie that I actually liked (even as a kid). Being a kid with confidence issues, and my head always in a book, this movie showed me that it isn't about looks, but about what's on the inside. (Wish it would have more of an impact like that on me lol) local lore local lore the local lore legend This is a story that all the kids on my bus used to talk about. Right down the road from where I lived, there was this old abandoned house. The "local lore" (or more of what was really more of kids being kids) was that an old lady lived there. She found out her husband was cheating on her, killed him, then killed herself; no one found them for weeks. "She still haunts the house to this day." To this day, I still don't know the actual story behind the house. I'm doubtful that the gossip is true, but who knows. This is the first story-telling "conspiracy" that I was a part of. (Sorry South Georgia)

Storytelling Presentation

Transcript: My Target Audience Research How I intend of presenting my story is having a set of images that are taken throughout the day of the activities that I normally do in chronological order. Photograph by Andrea Di Gioia They are all going to be in first person. I plan on having atleast one hand in the image and shoot with my other hand (like image above). Influence Photobiography The theme for my project is "A Day in the Life of Me". All my images are going to be shot in first person. Storytelling Presentation Presenting my story The photographers that I've researched is Timur Zhansultanov, Andrea Di Gioia and Murad Osmann. They have all done a first person shoot project. The photographer that has influenced me the most is Timur Z. because his work is based more on everyday activities. My influence is RICHARD VANTIELCKE. He's a French freestyle photographer He did a project in third person which inspired me to do first person. My age group of my audience is diverse. There isn't a specific range I'm targeting because the type of place that my images would be well suited is in story books or traveling brochures/websites.

Storytelling Presentation

Transcript: Y b Let's Talk About Storytelling...... 2 X by Patricia Ann Villacorta g m 1 p My Favorite Stories G What is your favorite story? F What is a Story? From the Dictionary: An account of incidents or events My Definition: The adventures, journey, or experiences that shape the character or values of people What is Storytelling? From Wikipedia: The social and cultural activity of sharing stories, sometimes with improvisation, theatrics or embellishment My Definition: When a story is told either verbally, written, or visually in a way that touches and moves people Storytelling is not just about WHAT happens… It is about HOW and WHY they happen. One must think not just from one's point of view as a STORYTELLER..... How to tell a story It is all up to the storyteller E But also from the perspective of the LISTENER. What will they see What will they think How will they feel Beginning 1 Conflict / Tension 2 Journey 3 Turning Point / Climax 4 End 5 D Storytelling in an Organization Educate Persuade Organizational Storytelling It deals with human beings in organizations connecting, engaging and inspiring other stakeholders using stories and story structures in their communication. Inspire Connect Characterized C The Power of Storytelling https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KlAAUTjOo8s TIE YOUR IDEA WITH AN EMOTION TO TELL A POWERFUL STORY B because EVERYONE HAS A STORY. EVERYTHING HAS A STORY... Live YOUR STORY to TELL A SOURCES Storytelling That Moves People: A Conversation with Screenwriting Coach Robert McKee by Bronwyn Fryer https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/story https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Storytelling https://www.forbes.com/sites/estherchoy/2021/09/19/business-storytelling-culture-can-improve-your-organization-in-3-big-ways/?sh=5e9c58f74a93 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Organizational_storytelling#:~:text=While%20storytelling%20is%20a%20key,story%20structures%20in%20their%20communication.

Storytelling Presentation

Transcript: Storytelling Presentation By Jaimie Miranda, Richard Hernandez, How the final film came to be When the idea popped into our head we knew that it would be our final film. We filmed multiple shots to get the exact film we desired. Why this proverb? Why we choose this proverb It was one of the first ones that popped in to our heads and we all agreed that it was the best choice for the film. How we got the idea How we got the idea to tell this story and put the proverb in this context Jaimie used a random number generator online and it picked a number that corresponded to a proverb and realized that some comedians had explored the idea of this proverb before. Subtopic 3 Subtopic 3 Subtopic 3 Subtopic 3

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