Camera Position 139 : The Story Spine

07/08/14 • -1 min

The Story Spine is a wonderful method of conceptualizing a story. Initially conceived by playwright Kenn Adams, it’s a great tool for anyone who wants to tell a story effectively. The Story Spine is a template, but a loose one, with some open-ended statements that you can fill in to help you start to conceptualize ... Continue reading Camera Position 139 : The Story Spine →

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Camera Position 138 : Telling a Story with Pictures

Photography excels at storytelling. While a single image can tell a story, we can tell much more complex stories with sets or series of images. If we set out to create those images with a story idea in mind, it’s much easier to have our stories make sense. This episode presents the essential elements of ... Continue reading Camera Position 138 : Telling a Story with Pictures →

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Camera Position 140 : Editing & Sequencing

Content, sequence and structure matter. This episode looks at editing down your photographs to a cogent and clear set that tells your story most effectively and strengthen the work. We also look at the element of sequencing your images as an important element of helping you to create structure in your work. Whether you are ... Continue reading Camera Position 140 : Editing & Sequencing →