StoryMasters’ 2018 summer workshop: Storytelling Professionally

Check out our new summer workshop, “Storytelling Professionally: What you need to know.”

Your friends have told you, “You’re a great storyteller, you should go professional.” After thinking about it, you wonder what could be involved.
This four-hour workshop, conducted by Storyteller Barbara H. Clark, will provide you with the basics of becoming a working performer. While it will not send you away ready to tackle the world, it will provide answers to some fundamental questions, including:

  • How do I get started?
  • Who will hire me?
  • Are there legal requirements?
  • What will I get paid?

There is a big difference between someone who tells stories and a “professional storyteller.” This workshop might help you decide if you want to make that leap – before you quit your day job!

BARBARA H. CLARK has been a professional storyteller for more than 20 years, and has been conducting storytelling workshops for over 15 years. She also produces storytelling concerts, does private coaching, and is currently Artistic Director of the Ray G. Clark Theater at the Institute of Musical Arts in View Park.

Storytelling Professionally: What you need to know

Host: StoryMasters
Location: Institute of Musical Arts, 3210 W. 54th Street, View Park, CA 90043
Date: July 15 or July 29, from 1:00 to 5:00 PM. (Choose one date.)
Course fee: $95 (includes materials and refreshments.)
Contact: Tina Tomiyama at tomiyama2@mac.com

Enrollment is limited to 12 participants in each class. The July 15 class is filled and there are just a few spots left in the July 29 class. Don’t delay!

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3210 West 54th St., Los Angeles, CA 90043

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