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Huize Heyendael – A spine chilling tale\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n

This week at the DS106 Open Online Participant Offices (OOPO) we have been exploring the structure of story in different ways. Inspired by one of our co-workers over at GMU<\/a> I decided to play with Ken Adams story spine idea. In his blog ‘bcodelson’ (I do wish our colleagues at GMU gave us a human friendly name to call them) wrote a sweet story spine about ‘The shape of the sneetches’\u00a0<\/a>. Ron over on Google Plus<\/a> has been creating some lovely atmospheric photos, animated gifs, videos using the Diana App<\/a>. I thought I could put some of this stuff together into a video story spine. I called it ‘Huize Heyendael – A spine chilling tale’. I found this simple frame for creating a story helpful – there is a child-like quality to it. It feels like a game we can play the kids and make up lovely stories. I like that. \u00a0<\/p>\n

It is also a helpful checklist to remind us that the spine of the story<\/a> never contains all the details:<\/p>\n

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The Story Spine is not the story, it\u2019s the spine. It\u2019s nothing but the bare-boned structure upon which the story is built. And, that\u2019s what makes it such a powerful tool. It allows you, as a writer, to look at your story at its structural core and to ensure that the basic building blocks are all in the right place. Now, of course, turning your Story Spine into a story is a whole different topic…<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

(Source:<\/span> https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/<\/a>)<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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