In just 15 minutes a day over 5 days you could write a small family story scene that could be shared in some interesting ways over the holiday season. Watch to learn how than click here to download your free resource to help you.
In just 15 minutes a day over 5 days you could write a small family story scene that could be shared in some interesting ways over the holiday season. Watch to learn how than click here to download your free resource to help you.
“This week, we’re building on our Storylines video from last we about identifying the various social movements that occurred during your ancestor’s lifetime. This week we have 3 tips for connecting those social movements to your ancestors story to craft a deeper more compelling story.
“Get ready to dive into the world your ancestors lived in! In this video, we’ll explore social movements and how identifying the movements of your ancestor’s time is an important step in your story process.
Welcome to this week’s Storylines. We’ll dive into the rich historical context that can bring depth to your family history stories. By understanding the events, customs, and societal trends of the past, you can better interpret your ancestors’ lives and decisions, making your family narrative more engaging and relatable.
Last week we looked the character arc, you can watch it here. Before we dive into today’s video which continues our conversation on this important element of story, let’s talk about why it matters. Your ancestor’s life wasn’t just a series of dates and facts—it was a journey filled with challenges, growth, and transformation. In this video, I’ll walk you through 10 essential tips to help you turn those key moments into a compelling narrative, showing not just who they were, but how they changed over time. Whether you’re new to storytelling or have been writing for a while, these tips will help you bring your ancestor’s journey to life with depth and emotion.
Welcome to our video on Creating Compelling Character Arcs! Whether you’re an aspiring writer or a seasoned storyteller, developing dynamic character arcs is key to engaging your audience. In this video, we’ll explore what character arcs are, why they’re essential for storytelling, and how you can craft arcs that showcase growth, transformation, and emotional depth. Let’s dive into the journey of creating characters that truly resonate!
Summer is in the rear view mirror and fall is here. That often means reconnecting with our writing after taking a break. If you were on a break these past few months, I have some tips to help you transition backing into your writing with as little drama as possible.
Are you ready to evolve as a writer? In this week’s edition of Storylines, we’ll explore key strategies to help you grow your skills, embrace new challenges, and become the best storyteller you can be.
Today’s discussion is all about how age influences character development in our writing. It’s more than just a number; it’s a dynamic element that can shape your ancestors’ perspectives, decisions, and interactions.
Today, we’re diving into the beautiful chaos of first drafts. They might be messy, full of plot holes, and teeming with undeveloped characters, but that’s their magic. First drafts are our raw, unfiltered creativity, and they pave the road to revisions where the real magic happens. So, embrace the mess, because every brilliant story starts with a first draft that’s rough around the edges. Let’s celebrate this crucial step in our writing journey and see how we can transform our initial ideas into polished, compelling narratives.