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Storytelling Boot Camp – FULL

Saturday, August 24th, 2013

bootcamp facebookSaturday, August 24, 2013
9:30am-4:30pm (with 45 min lunch) 

The Creative Education Center (part of Dance Place) – MAP
3305 Eighth Street N.E., Washington, DC, 20017 – located on the bottom floor of the Brookland Artspace Lofts – next to Dance Place’s main theatre.
Metro: Brookland – CUA on Red line

$165 until August 17; $185 thereafter

12 students max with two Instructors. Insturctors: Stephanie Garibaldi and Adam Ruben

REFUND POLICY: SpeakeasyDC does not give refunds (full or partial) for voluntary withdrawal from the class. There are limited slots in the class so that we may give sufficient attention to each student. Because of this, we typically have to turn people away. Should you choose to withdraw, we will have a vacancy that we can no longer fill.

Interested in telling your personal stories but can’t commit to our four-week Storytelling 101 course? Storytelling Boot Camp is the perfect one-day kick-in-the-ass to get you started telling stories. In this class you will leave with:

  • Several story ideas for future development
  • An understanding of story structure and the qualities of a good story
  • An idea of different ways to go about developing your story
  • Multiple ideas from your peers and the instructors about how to strengthen your story
  • Experience using character in your stories
  • One story that you have practiced three times and begun to shape
  • A better ear for storyNew friends and creative network

 

 

 

Class: Storytelling Boot Camp – A one-day crash course in the art of telling a story

Saturday, April 20th, 2013

bootcamp facebookSaturday, April 20, 2013
9:30am-4:30pm (with 45 min lunch)
Arlington Center – 4600 N. Fairfax Dr. Arlington, VA 22203 Directions & Map
Metro: Ballston on Orange line

$165 thru midnight on Sunday Apr 14 thereafter it will be $185
18 students max with three instructors. Insturctors: Meredith Maslich, Amy Couchoud and Kevin Boggs

                                       REGISTER ONLINE

TO PAY BY CHECK: Send a check payable to SpeakeasyDC to 1525 Newton St, NW, Washington, DC 20010. Pleeeeez include an address, email, and phone number on the check, plus write “Boot Camp – April 20, 2013″ in memo. Thanks!

REFUND POLICY: SpeakeasyDC does not give refunds (full or partial) for voluntary withdrawal from the class. There are limited slots in the class so that we may give sufficient attention to each student. Because of this, we typically have to turn people away. Should you choose to withdraw, we will have a vacancy that we can no longer fill.

Interested in telling your personal stories but can’t commit to our four-week Storytelling 101 course? Storytelling Boot Camp is the perfect one-day kick-in-the-ass to get you started telling stories. In this class you will leave with:

  • Several story ideas for future development
  • An understanding of story structure and the qualities of a good story
  • An idea of different ways to go about developing your story
  • Multiple ideas from your peers and the instructors about how to strengthen your story
  • Experience using character in your stories
  • One story that you have practiced three times and begun to shape
  • A better ear for storyNew friends and creative network

Class: Storytelling Boot Camp – Class FULL – Waitlist OPEN

Saturday, March 9th, 2013

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Saturday, March 9, 2013
9:30am-4:30pm (with 45 min lunch)
826DC aka the Museum of Unnatural History

3233 14th St., NW Map
Metro: Columbia Heights on Green Line
18 students max with three instructors.
Instructors: Stephanie Garibaldi, Vijai Nathan, Joe Price
$165 thru midnight on Sunday Mar 3. Thereafter $185.

**CLASS IS FULL. CLICK HERE TO BE ON WAITLIST**

REFUND POLICY: SpeakeasyDC does not give refunds (full or partial) for voluntary withdrawal from the class. There are limited slots in the class so that we may give sufficient attention to each student. Because of this, we typically have to turn people away. Should you choose to withdraw, we will have a vacancy that we can no longer fill.

Interested in telling your personal stories but can’t commit to our four-week Storytelling 101 course? Storytelling Boot Camp is the perfect one-day kick-in-the-ass to get you started telling stories. In this class you will leave with:

  • Several story ideas for future development
  • An understanding of story structure and the qualities of a good story
  • An idea of different ways to go about developing your story
  • Multiple ideas from your peers and the instructors about how to strengthen your story
  • Experience using character in your stories
  • One story that you have practiced three times and begun to shape
  • A better ear for storyNew friends and creative network

Class: Storytelling Boot Camp – A one-day crash course in the art of telling a story

Saturday, December 15th, 2012

Saturday, December 15, 2012
9:30am-4:30pm (with 45 min lunch)
Mount Vernon Place United Methodist Church
900 Massachusetts Ave, Washington, DC 20001
$150 if paid by December 1
$165 AFTER December 1
18 students max with three instructors

REGISTER ONLINE or send a check to SpeakeasyDC to 1525 Newton St. NW, Washington, DC 20010. Pleeeeez include an address, email, and phone number on the check, plus write “Boot Camp – December 15, 2012″ in memo. Thanks! 

REFUND POLICY: SpeakeasyDC does not give refunds (full or partial) for voluntary withdrawal from the class. There are limited slots in the class so that we may give sufficient attention to each student. Because of this, we typically have to turn people away. Should you choose to withdraw, we will have a vacancy that we can no longer fill.

Interested in telling your personal stories but can’t commit to our four-week Storytelling 101 course? Storytelling Boot Camp is the perfect one-day kick-in-the-ass to get you started telling stories. In this class you will leave with:

  • Several story ideas for future development
  • An understanding of story structure and the qualities of a good story
  • An idea of different ways to go about developing your story
  • Multiple ideas from your peers and the instructors about how to strengthen your story
  • Experience using character in your stories
  • One story that you have practiced three times and begun to shape
  • A better ear for storyNew friends and creative network

GETTING THERE:

Mount Vernon Place United Methodist Church (MVPUMC) is very close to the Gallery Place/Chinatown or Mount Vernon/Convention Center Metro stations. Metered street parking may be available, but might not be easy to find. There are paid lots in the area. NOTE: The entrance is hard to identify. Mount Vernon Place Church has a newer section attached to the older building. The class is in the newer part. If you are on Mass Ave. looking at the building, that means to the right. There’s an entrance in front of the circular driveway. You may think it’s not the same building, but it is.

Class: Storytelling Boot Camp – A one-day crash course in the art of telling a story

Saturday, November 17th, 2012

Saturday, November 17, 2012
9:30am-4:30pm (with 45 min lunch)
Mount Vernon Place United Methodist Church 
900 Massachusetts Ave, Washington, DC 20001
$150 if paid by November 3
$165 AFTER November 3
18 students max with three instructors

THIS CLASS IS FULL. NEXT BOOT CAMP IS ON DEC 15, 2012.

Interested in telling your personal stories but can’t commit to our four-week Storytelling 101 course? Storytelling Boot Camp is the perfect one-day kick-in-the-ass to get you started telling stories. In this class you will leave with:

  • Several story ideas for future development
  • An understanding of story structure and the qualities of a good story
  • An idea of different ways to go about developing your story
  • Multiple ideas from your peers and the instructors about how to strengthen your story
  • Experience using character in your stories
  • One story that you have practiced three times and begun to shape
  • A better ear for storyNew friends and creative network

GETTING THERE:

Mount Vernon Place United Methodist Church (MVPUMC) is very close to the Gallery Place/Chinatown or Mount Vernon/Convention Center Metro stations. Metered street parking may be available, but might not be easy to find. There are paid lots in the area. NOTE: The entrance is hard to identify. Mount Vernon Place Church has a newer section attached to the older building. The class is in the newer part. If you are on Mass Ave. looking at the building, that means to the right. There’s an entrance in front of the circular driveway. You may think it’s not the same building, but it is.

Class: Storytelling Boot Camp – A one-day crash course in the art of telling a story

Saturday, August 25th, 2012

Saturday, August 25, 2012 9:30am-4:30pm (with 45 min lunch) Mount Vernon Place United Methodist Church 900 Massachusetts Ave, Washington, DC 20001. $125. 18 students max with three instructors.

Class is full and registration is closed. Follow us on Facebook and join our mailing list to keep up-to-date about new classes

REFUND POLICY: SpeakeasyDC does not give refunds (full or partial) for voluntary withdrawal from the class. There are limited slots in the class so that we may give sufficient attention to each student. Because of this, we typically have to turn people away. Should you choose to withdraw, we will have a vacancy that we can no longer fill.

Interested in telling your personal stories but can’t commit to our four-week Storytelling 101 course? Storytelling Boot Camp is the perfect one-day kick-in-the-ass to get you started telling stories. In this class you will leave with:

  • Several story ideas for future development
  • An understanding of story structure and the qualities of a good story
  • An idea of different ways to go about developing your story
  • Multiple ideas from your peers and the instructors about how to strengthen your story
  • Experience using character in your stories
  • One story that you have practiced three times and begun to shape
  • A better ear for story
  • New friends and creative network

GETTING THERE:

Mount Vernon Place United Methodist Church (MVPUMC) is very close to the Gallery Place/Chinatown or Mount Vernon/Convention Center Metro stations. Metered street parking may be available, but might not be easy to find. There are paid lots in the area.  NOTE: The entrance is hard to identify. Mount Vernon Place Church has a newer section attached to the older building. The class is in the newer part. If you are on Mass Ave. looking at the building, that means to the right. There’s an entrance in front of the circular driveway. You may think it’s not the same building, but it is.

Storytelling Boot Camp – $50 discount offer thru Recoup

Saturday, April 28th, 2012

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Saturday, April 28, 2012
9:30am-4:30pm (with 45 min lunch)
Mount Vernon Place United Methodist Church
900 Massachusetts Ave, Washington, DC 20001
Regularly $125. 18 students max with three instructors.

TO PAY BY CHECK: Send a check payable to SpeakeasyDC to 1525 Newton St, NW, Washington, DC 20010. Pleeeeez include an address, email, and phone number on the check, plus write “Boot Camp – March 24, 2012″ in memo. Thanks!

REFUND POLICY: SpeakeasyDC does not give refunds (full or partial) for voluntary withdrawal from the class. There are limited slots in the class so that we may give sufficient attention to each student. Because of this, we typically have to turn people away. Should you choose to withdraw, we will have a vacancy that we can no longer fill.

Interested in telling your personal stories but can’t commit to our four-week Storytelling 101 course? Storytelling Boot Camp is the perfect one-day kick-in-the-ass to get you started telling stories. In this class you will leave with:

  • Several story ideas for future development
  • An understanding of story structure and the qualities of a good story
  • An idea of different ways to go about developing your story
  • Multiple ideas from your peers and the instructors about how to strengthen your story
  • Experience using character in your stories
  • One story that you have practiced three times and begun to shape
  • A better ear for storyNew friends and creative network

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Storytelling Boot Camp – a one-day crash course in telling the stories of your life

Saturday, March 24th, 2012


Saturday, March 24, 2012
9:30am-4:30pm (with 45 min lunch)
Mount Vernon Place United Methodist Church
900 Massachusetts Ave, Washington, DC 20001
$125. 18 students max with three instructors. 

TO PAY BY CHECK: Send a check payable to SpeakeasyDC to 1525 Newton St, NW, Washington, DC 20010. Pleeeeez include an address, email, and phone number on the check, plus write “Boot Camp – March 24, 2012″ in memo. Thanks!

REFUND POLICY: SpeakeasyDC does not give refunds (full or partial) for voluntary withdrawal from the class. There are limited slots in the class so that we may give sufficient attention to each student. Because of this, we typically have to turn people away. Should you choose to withdraw, we will have a vacancy that we can no longer fill.

Interested in telling your personal stories but can’t commit to our four-week Storytelling 101 course? Storytelling Boot Camp is the perfect one-day kick-in-the-ass to get you started telling stories. In this class you will leave with:

  • Several story ideas for future development
  • An understanding of story structure and the qualities of a good story
  • An idea of different ways to go about developing your story
  • Multiple ideas from your peers and the instructors about how to strengthen your story
  • Experience using character in your stories
  • One story that you have practiced three times and begun to shape
  • A better ear for storyNew friends and creative network

GETTING THERE:

Mount Vernon Place United Methodist Church (MVPUMC) is very close to the Gallery Place/Chinatown or Mount Vernon/Convention Center Metro stations. Metered street parking may be available, but might not be easy to find. There are paid lots in the area.

Storytelling Boot Camp – Bring the gift of a good story home for the holidays (6 hrs)

Saturday, December 18th, 2010

Interested in telling your personal stories but can’t commit to our five-week Storytelling 101 course? Storytelling Boot Camp is the perfect one-day kick-in-the-ass to get you started telling stories.  In this class you will leave with:

  • Several story ideas for future development
  • An understanding of story structure and the qualities of a good story
  • An idea of different ways to go about developing your story
  • Multiple ideas from your peers and the instructors about how to strengthen your story
  • Experience using character in your stories
  • One story that you have practiced three times and begun to shape
  • A better ear for story
  • New friends and creative network

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Saturday, December 18, 2010
9:45am-4:30pm (with 45 min lunch)
@ St. Stephens Church, $95
1525 Newton , ST, NW 20010 See map

Click here to REGISTER ONLINE

TO PAY BY CHECK: Send a check payable to SpeakeasyDC to 2639 15th St, NW #101, Washington, DC 20009. Pleeeeez include an address, email, and phone number on the check, plus write “Boot Camp – Dec 18″ in memo. Thanks!

Note: SpeakeasyDC does not give refunds (full or partial) for voluntary withdrawal from the class. There are limited slots in the class so that we may give sufficient attention to each student. Because of this, we typically have to turn people away. Should you choose to withdraw, we will have a vacancy that we can no longer fill.

GETTING THERE:

Street parking is available, but we are not permitted to park in the lot. You can also take any S bus up or down 16th Street or walk about 6 blocks/10 min from Columbia Hts. Metro (Green/Yellow). Walk north on 14th St 3 blocks, turn left on Newton and walk one long block. Just before you get to 16th St, turn right into the parking lot. Enter through the red doors that opens onto the parking lot and faces 16th St. This facility is wheelchair accessible. Please let us know in advance if that is something you need so we can make proper arrangements.

Storytelling Boot Camp – A one day crash course

Saturday, July 31st, 2010

Saturday, July 31, 2010
9:45am-4:30pm (with 45 min lunch)
@ St. Stephens Church, $95
1525 Newton , ST, NW 20010 See map

TO PAY BY CHECK: Send a check payable to SpeakeasyDC to 2639 15th St, NW #101, Washington, DC 20009. Pleeeeez include an address, email, and phone number on the check, plus write “Boot Camp – July 31″ in memo. Thanks!

Note: SpeakeasyDC does not give refunds (full or partial) for voluntary withdrawal from the class. There are limited slots in the class so that we may give sufficient attention to each student. Because of this, we typically have to turn people away. Should you choose to withdraw, we will have a vacancy that we can no longer fill.

Interested in telling your personal stories but can’t commit to our four-week Storytelling 101 course? Storytelling Boot Camp is the perfect one-day kick-in-the-ass to get you started telling stories. In this class you will leave with:

  • Several story ideas for future development
  • An understanding of story structure and the qualities of a good story
  • An idea of different ways to go about developing your story
  • Multiple ideas from your peers and the instructors about how to strengthen your story
  • Experience using character in your stories
  • One story that you have practiced three times and begun to shape
  • A better ear for storyNew friends and creative network

GETTING THERE:

Street parking is available, but we are not permitted to park in the lot. You can also take any S bus up or down 16th Street or walk about 6 blocks/10 min from Columbia Hts. Metro (Green/Yellow). Walk north on 14th St 3 blocks, turn left on Newton and walk one long block. Just before you get to 16th St, turn right into the parking lot. Enter through the red doors that opens onto the parking lot and faces 16th St. This facility is wheelchair accessible. Please let us know in advance if that is something you need so we can make proper arrangements.