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Intelligent storytelling: How to write good stories for social media
The document discusses the significance and techniques of storytelling in social media, emphasizing its role in connecting ideas with emotions. It outlines key elements of effective storytelling, such as narrative structure and audience engagement, and offers practical guidelines for creating compelling content. Additionally, it encourages storytellers to learn from successful examples and adapt their approaches to leverage the influence of social media.
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- 3. Storytelling is theconveying of events in words and media, often by improvisation or embellishment. Stories or narratives have been shared in every culture as a means of entertainment, education, cultural preservation, and instilling moral values. Crucial elements of stories and storytelling include plot, characters, and narrative point of view. Source: Wikipedia
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- 16. The best wayto unite an idea with emotion is by telling a compelling story. Robert McKee
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- 19. Create engaging content Gomobile Build apps & games Speak your target’s language Use your target’s online channels The story- teller You
- 20. 1 2 3 From Basic rulesof Storytelling By Svend-Erik Engh, Business Narrator o Certified Practioner Steve Denning ́s Leadership Storytelling 1 2 3
- 21. OK. Truth betold, there’s no magic.
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- 23. You have thesubjects in your (brand’s) hat. The audience on-line 24/7. The channels are more talk-friendly than ever before.
- 24. Brief guideline For story-building insocial media Lego illustrations by Alex Eylar after Emma Coat’s Pixar former story artist Storytelling rules
- 35. and the “Lastbut not least” rule: Learn to tell stories from others who tell them well
- 36. • The greateststory commandment: Make Me Care [Andrew Stanton, the Clues to a Great Story on Ted] • There’s a story in every picture. [Tracy Chevalier, finding the Story inside the Painting]
- 37. The Story Factor byAnnette Simmons
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- 39. Story: Substance, Structure, Styleand The Principles of Screenwriting Robert McKee
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- 41. 1. How dostories work? Which structures and mechanics are used? 2. How does social media influence the ways my stories are told and perceived? 3. How can technologies, apps and visuals engage my audience fast and continuously? 4. How will I develop and implement my own stories?
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- 43. “To find thetruth, get your own heart to pound while you write.” Robert McKee
- 44. Don’t miss outwhat’s real. Social media is but a gate to life showcasing and experience sharing.
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