Story telling

Telling stories taps into the audience's point of view and they will be more likely to remember the story.

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Point of view means gestures, facial expression, body language and vocal variety are used to enliven the presentation.

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Success in delivering a story is changing your voice with different characters and letting the tempo convey emotion and action.

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When you are telling a story, you want to create a mental picture for your audience.

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With 1st person point of view, the audience is spoken to by having the storyteller use the word "I" and "we".

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A story which you tell that you made up

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Colorful language conveys sights, sounds, smells, touch and tastes.

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An example of a connective is "I live in Ottawa."

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When and where a story takes place is the conflict.

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It is a good idea to vary your voice for different characters when telling a story.

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