Limor Shiponi

Limor's storytelling agora. Analysis, composition & meaning for humans. Other tribes are welcome too.

Tag: storytelling

In search of a storytelling grid | Part III

Continuing the search for a storytelling grid it is getting obvious that eventually it will not be a grid i.e. 2D net. It can’t be a 3D form either since elements of time and change are involved (any suggestions for a form?). In the meanwhile I’m looking at the inner threefold of storytelling – the [...]

In search of a storytelling grid | Part I

This search is going to take several posts to complete and I hope it provokes a good conversation. The idea: to create a frame of reference for many story-work forms that represent truly good intentions and work, while helping everybody realize what part of storytelling they are actually referring to. I also intend to clear [...]

Beware simplified storytelling

Storytelling is getting into the hands of demagogues tapping into individual’s dreams for success, power, riches and happiness. Here are two examples I’ve cropped off twitter today:                     ‘Power to the people’ attached to ‘how we will control’ with the following hashtags makes one think that [...]

‘Magid’ (teller) and Passover greetings

Here again comes that time of the year when Jews all over the world sit to the seder table and fullfil the ancient order of telling the story – the story of Exodus. The script is called the ‘Haggadah’ (the telling) and the teller is ‘Magid’. It is interesting to note that these words are [...]

Daniel Morden, Storyteller | Video

Am I happy to see this amidst all the alleged storytelling noise. What made me smile a thin smile is looking at Daniel and hearing in my head all those voices naming storytellers who practice the art something close to traditional dinosaurs – in one form or another. Look at this man – he masters [...]

Is storytelling a noun, verb or adjective?

I’ve got a couple of answers on twitter: @karinahowell The answer: #storytelling is a gerund that functions as a noun. Gotta love that ambiguity. Delicious trickster energy. It’s a verb-like noun. This explains why we say a novel has “good storytelling” and good writing. @davidbhutchens “#Storytelling” is a gerund — a verb that can be [...]

A nocturnal adventure at Holon Mediatheque

Imagine thirty children aged nine to twelve invited to spend the night in a children’s library. Isn’t that a great idea? It resonates with one of my childhood dreams I was also terrified of. The second dream was to spend a night in a toy shop. Brrr….. “White Night” is a special adventure arranged by [...]

Why do drugs if you can do storytelling?

Just to make it clear – I don’t stand for doing drugs in any shape or form. The need behind this “solution” is not a need for drugs but something else and therefore can be met with other solutions. How did I come to write about this? Three days ago I saw a video called [...]

What StoryBiz buzzers won’t tell you about storytelling (because they don’t know)

This is it: you can’t learn storytelling through reading books, articles, blogs or tweets. You need to tell stories to people face-to-face for years, say around 7-10 years before you can even call yourself a storyteller, there is no quick-fix, there are no express-benefits. Being a true storyteller and extracting the human glory of this [...]

A storytelling infographic and what you can learn from it

This infographic was designed to teach the basics of the storytelling mechanism – how it works in action. Tying it to the current state of content management and creation in business – it can help you understand how to create the kind of communication style and content that will help you adapt & compete in [...]

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