Storytelling is arguably the most powerful form of communication we have as humans. Video and all forms of digital media are exploding as a vehicle to transmit stories, messages and results in the non-profit and social entrepreneurial space. Delivery platforms such as YouTube and inexpensive technology such as flip cams and mobile phones make the creation, production and delivery of content much more accessible and manageable than ever before. Yet, creating and producing videos can still feel intimidating to many. Join us to demystify the process and to learn how to craft your messages with the goal of being consumed more effectively by your target audiences.
Session Description
Time & Location
Time:
13:15 - 14:30, Wednesday, April 10, 2013 BSTLocation:
Edmond Safra Lecture Theatre
Speakers
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SpeakerDean, UCLA School of Theater, Film and TelevisionTeri Schwartz is the Dean of the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television (UCLA TFT) where she has launched an exciting new vision and long-range plan that re-imagines entertainment and performing arts education as an interdisciplinary enterprise grounded in humanistic storytelling, social…
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SpeakerFounder, The InvitationBuilding an Invitation to reimagine child welfare in the US, getting water flowing through humanitarian work and blessed to have been supported in the writing of a book centered on the Ukrainian frontline where service and courage glistened and wowed, allowing (startlingly) Heaven on earth to unfold…