Enjoy!
Interested in learning more? I'll be teaching storyboarding in two-day workshops this spring:
Saturday/Sunday, April 9-10, at Southern New Hampshire University, sponsored by NH Writers' Project. For more details visit www.nhwritersproject.org.
Friday/Saturday, May 6-7, at the Loft Literary Center, Minneapolis, www.loft.org or call 612-379-8999 for details.
I look forward to your book coming out, and your classes always sound so appealing! Thanks so much for the video (for us too far to access you in person) :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Charmaine! I'm so glad you enjoyed it.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Mary ! Cette technique est vraiment géniale ! I will try it ! Merci encore ! :-)
ReplyDeleteMerci bien, Annie!!
ReplyDeleteIt's always nice to have various tools to help craft our stories. Storyboarding looks very effective.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Joanne. Hope you try it!
ReplyDeleteGreat information about outlining/planning/mapping,Mary. I'm passing this link all over the place to authors, students, and aspiring writers.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to your new writing book,
:-) Lori
Thanks, Lori, as always! Nice to hear your voice here!
ReplyDeleteMary,
ReplyDeleteYou present this concept in a nice, straightforward manner in your video. You make it sound so simple.
I started out as a pantser, but after straying into the weeds, I've adopted some plotter ways. So I understand the internal battles that you mention.
I'm using the three act structure for my novel; but I've never attempted a storyboard. Now I will!
Thanks.
Thanks so much, newbie! Glad it was helpful.
ReplyDeleteDiscovered this yesterday on Twitter. Using it today! Many thanks.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy, Annie!
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