Two digital StoryCenter workshops will be held the weekend before the 11^th International Digital Story Conference, on June 17-19, 2023 at Montgomery College's Takoma Park Silver Spring campus in the Cultural Arts Center (CU) building on the second floor (rooms 201, 202, 203, and 204). Second floor rooms accessible via stairs and elevator.

If you are staying at our conference “Hub Hotel,” The Courtyard by Marriott Silver Spring, located in the heart of downtown Silver Spring, Maryland, the Cultural Arts Center (CU) building is less than one mile away.

Montgomery College Cultural Arts Center (CU) Building
7995 Georgia Avenue, Silver Spring, MD 20910new window
Note: Use this address: 930 King Street, Silver Spring, MD 20910new window to guide you to the Cultural Arts Center (CU) building on the Montgomery College campus. The West Garage (WG) is located at 901 Jessup Blair Drive.

Digital Storytelling Workshop

June 17 - 19, 2023
Saturday - Sunday, 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Monday, 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon
Silver Spring, MD (Washington D.C.)
$595 (20% Discount for Conference Participants - Add DSW20 code at check out!)

REGISTER: Digital Storytelling Workshop (In-Person)

Since the development of our three-day workshop model in the 1990s, we have helped some 20,000 people conceive and create their first digital stories. The genre, a two- to four-minute short video—deeply personal, elegantly presented—has become a new form of communication, ideal for the social media world we now inhabit. Come to where the digital storytelling movement began, and experience the transformative power of digital storytelling!

From Image to Word: Another Way of Telling

June 17 - 18, 2023
Saturday - Sunday, 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Silver Spring, MD (Washington D.C.)
$495 (20% Discount for Conference Participants - Add WTI20 code at check out!)

REGISTER: From Word to Image

How do we go from the written word to a visual story? What questions might we ask when selecting media? Once we have our visuals, how do we go about crafting a visual narrative? 

Robert Kershaw, Director of Public Workshops at StoryCenter, will use the backdrop of the nation's capital to help storytellers transform a piece of their own writing (something written in the past or something current) into a dynamic digital story with a specific focus on digital video production. We will critically and creatively explore the use of still images and video, consider why one might choose to use one medium over the other, and how, with a deeper dive into editing techniques, a piece of writing can be transformed into a dynamic audio/visual narrative. Included in the workshop will be discussions and demonstrations on storyboarding, advanced editing techniques using the cloud-based editing platform WeVideo, and time to walk the Capital Mall to take videos and photos and record audio to use in the production of your digital story.

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