In this fun and interactive workshop, the movie, Finding Nemo is used to demonstrate how stories are built and explore the fundamentals of story arcs. Students will use the same ideas in creating their own story plotlines.
In this workshop participants will learn about different types of maps from the real (and not so real) world, learn how maps can be a useful tool in storytelling and design their very own secret fantasy map.
This workshop is all about ‘Setting’: how writers paint a picture in the reader’s mind, making it clear and evocative, making setting into a character, and finding unique ways of making setting come to life.
Join a multi-award nominated artist, Sunny Luwe, for a hands-on workshop exploring how creativity can care for Country. Through words, poetry, song, and visual art.
In this interactive and engaging workshop, students will be led through the storytelling process, through generating an idea, brainstorming, character development and plot.
What makes a character unforgettable? Serena introduces students to the basics of powerful storytelling through the lens of The Hero’s Journey.
Learn to draw your own manga & anime style characters. Tap into your creativity with easy-to-follow demonstrations as Tsunami teaches you to draw faces, capture feelings and offers her best tips for making your original characters unique.
Robots and wizards and spaceships and dragons—fantastic fiction is as familiar as it is fun to write. But where do you start? What elements do you need to write the next fantasy blockbuster?
This workshop explains the entire process of writing and illustrating your own book. Kate will be providing examples using her own book, running some short activities, giving out prizes, and conducting a Q&A at the end of the session.
Students create a “menagerie” of creatures using recycled paper offcuts/shapes. Working intuitively, children transform scraps into birds, animals & imaginary beings, discovering how unexpected forms can spark character and storytelling.
Join intelligence specialist and enigmatologist Rachel Jackson for a puzzle-powered workshop that blends imagination with structure to develop plots with built-in problems for characters to overcome.
Designing distinctive cartoon-style characters, including the techniques of pencilling and inking and how to draw different emotions that help your readers to empathise with your characters.
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