TELL YOUR STORY

What story do you imagine when you look at this image?
Are the man and woman related?
Where are they?
Why are they there?
What is the man pointing at?
Are they happy?
Build a profile for each character

Give them a history – before they met and together

Create a storyline to suit the present moment of the photo

Project the story into the future

Make sure the plot has an introduction, a climax & a conclusion.

Bring your story to your 1st workshop for storytelling and feedback.

Writing genre of the week

Haiku – Japanese poetry (usually about nature)
A traditional haiku poem has a three-line structure
with a 5-7-5 syllable pattern (17 syllables)

Spring flowers delight
Those needing solace from grief
Rise from sleepless night

TELL YOUR STORY

Tell your story

TELL YOUR STORY

Writing genre of the week Haiku – Japanese poetry (usually about nature)A traditional haiku poem has a three-line structurewith a 5-7-5 syllable pattern (17 syllables)Spring flowers delightThose needing solace from griefRise from sleepless night

Writing genre of the week

Haiku – Japanese poetry (usually about nature)
A traditional haiku poem has a three-line structure
with a 5-7-5 syllable pattern (17 syllables)

Spring flowers delight
Those needing solace from grief
Rise from sleepless night