Telling your science story with The Story Collider

A short presentation about how to pitch your science story to Story Collider, and the process of building and refining the story once it's been selected by the show's producers.

Transcript

1. WELCOME!
2. DEEP CARBON 2019 LIZ NEELEY- @LIZNEELEY STORYTELLING Pitching, Prepping, & Performing on Stage Savannah Erasmus performs in Vancouver, CA. in April 2019
3. SHOWS Dr. Dawn Wright @deepseadawn Photo © 2016 - The Story Collider
4. PODCAST
5. science as a process scientists as people justice as a goal
6. The best Artistic Director in the world, emphatically, Erin Barker Photo © 2017 - The Story Collider
8. more interesting more understandable more believable more persuasive Dahlstrom & Ho (2012). Ethical considerations of using narrative to communicate science. Science Communication. 34(5) narratives are
9. Dr. Kevin Keyes Photo © 2018 – SACNAS show in San Antonio - The Story Collider
10. CHARACTERS believable EVENTS experiencing meaningful CONSEQUENCES who must cope with the
11. Drs. Shane Hanlon & Maryam Zaringhalam – Story Collider Senior Producers
12. BOOKING Pitches Confirmation PREPPING Drafting Promotion PEFORMING Rehearsal Wrap-up
13. it’s your story TELL IT WELL Email your idea or questions to STORIES@storycollider.org by July 19