Digital Storytelling Workshops

This website has examples and links to work made in digital storytelling workshops with Dani Landau. For links to more digital stories projects from around the world try - Tech Head Stories or Story Center
We work with people of all ages to create short video pieces using spoken word, images, animation, and video. You do not need any media experience to make a story as you will be shown how to do everything during the workshop.
If you like this work and you would like to hold a workshop get in touch - info@digitalstorytelling.org.uk

Adisa Stories

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by Project Adisa
Digital Stories created by young people from St. Pauls in Bristol who are part of a group interested in their African heritage commissioned by the Museum of Bristol
Visit Adisa Stories

Knowle West Stories

by the people of Knowle West
Stories created by people of all ages in workshops in the south Bristol area. At this website you will find some of the stories the makers chose to share with the public. Commissioned by Knowle West Media Centre.
Visit Knowle West Stories

Our Community

Dundry fox story

by Teyfant Community Primary School Year Six
Stories set in three important local places
12 Animated Digital Stories available online
Stories require Quick Time 6
Visit Teyfant Digital Stories

Bristol Stories

A large collection of stories commissioned by the new Museum of Bristol and managed by the Watershed Media Centre. Initial training was from the Story Center followed up by a number of further workshops for facilitators with Dani Landau. The project ongoing with contributions and facilitators from around Bristol
Visit Bristol Stories

uToo Malta

From attitudes story

by uToo young parents group
Comparing and considering issues around parenting in the UK with the situation of a parents group in Malta
1 text and image story online, DVD available on request.
Visit uToo Malta Exchange Digital Stories

Letter Catch - Phonics Game

letter catch game

with Hillfields Primary School
This game has been made to help children learn to associate letter shapes with letter sounds in a fun game. The game was created through workshops with children in pre-school classes and with their school teachers. The children enjoyed parts of the puzzle type games they had as building blocks for their own made up games more than using them as they where originally intended. So this computer game is open ended. Treating the letters as building blocks of sound and shape. The aim of the game is to catch the letters that are flying around. Once you catch them you can make words with them and 'sound them out'. All the letters make letter sounds, and were painted by the children from the class during the workshops. Play Letter Catch