Digital Storytelling: Capturing Lives, Creating Community
New York; London: Routledge, 4th ed. (2013), xiii, 206 pp.
Contains bibliogr. pp. 199-203, index
ISBN 978-0-415-62703-0 (pbk); 9780203102329 (hbk)
Other editions: 5th, rev. ed. 2018
Signature commbox: 10-Development-E 2013
"Listen deeply. Tell stories. This is the mantra of the Center for Digital Storytelling (CDS) in Berkeley, California, which since 1993 has worked with nearly 1,000 organizations around the world and trained more than 15,000 people in the art of digital storytelling. In this revised and updated edition of the CDS‘s popular guide to digital storytelling, co-founder Joe Lambert details the history and methods of digital storytelling practices. Using a '7 Steps' approach, Lambert helps storytellers identify the fundamentals of dynamic digital storytelling—from seeing the story to assembling and sharing it [...] A companion website brings the entire storytelling process to life." (Back cover)
Introduction, 1
1 The Work of Story, 6
2 Stories in Our Lives, 15
3 A Road Traveled: The Evolution of the Digital Storytelling Practice, 25
4 The World of Digital Storytelling, 37
5 Seven Steps of Digital Storytelling, 53
6 The Story Circle: Facilitating the Digital Storytelling Workshop, 70
7 Approaches to The Scripting Process: Prompts and Processes, 88
8 Storyboarding, 97
9 Designing in Digital: Working with Digital Imaging, Audio, and Video, 105
10 Distribution, Ethics, and the Politics of Engagement, 117
11 Applications of Digital Storytelling, 126
12 Silence Speaks: Interview with Amy Hill, 140
13 Stories from Fishing Lake, Alberta: Interview with Yvonne Pratt, 150
14 Humanizing Healthcare: A Conversation with Pip Hardy and Tony Sumner, Pilgrim Projects/Patient Voices, 163
15 Digital Storytelling in Higher Education: Conversations with William Shewbridge, University of Maryland Baltimore County, Liv Gjestvang, The Ohio State University, Walt Jacobs, University of Minnesota, and Cheryl Diermyer, University of Wisconsin (Madison), 175
Addendum: Silence Speaks Digital Storytelling – Guidelines for Ethical Practice, 191
1 The Work of Story, 6
2 Stories in Our Lives, 15
3 A Road Traveled: The Evolution of the Digital Storytelling Practice, 25
4 The World of Digital Storytelling, 37
5 Seven Steps of Digital Storytelling, 53
6 The Story Circle: Facilitating the Digital Storytelling Workshop, 70
7 Approaches to The Scripting Process: Prompts and Processes, 88
8 Storyboarding, 97
9 Designing in Digital: Working with Digital Imaging, Audio, and Video, 105
10 Distribution, Ethics, and the Politics of Engagement, 117
11 Applications of Digital Storytelling, 126
12 Silence Speaks: Interview with Amy Hill, 140
13 Stories from Fishing Lake, Alberta: Interview with Yvonne Pratt, 150
14 Humanizing Healthcare: A Conversation with Pip Hardy and Tony Sumner, Pilgrim Projects/Patient Voices, 163
15 Digital Storytelling in Higher Education: Conversations with William Shewbridge, University of Maryland Baltimore County, Liv Gjestvang, The Ohio State University, Walt Jacobs, University of Minnesota, and Cheryl Diermyer, University of Wisconsin (Madison), 175
Addendum: Silence Speaks Digital Storytelling – Guidelines for Ethical Practice, 191
