In the 3-D film ?Coraline,? the animated characters pop off the screen but try not to get in your face.

Local performer Fred Motley will be among the storytellers who will perform Saturday as part of the eighth annual storytelling festival, “Keeping the Oral Tradition Alive,” running from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Danville Museum of Fine Arts and History.

In the 3-D film ?Coraline,? the animated characters pop off the screen but try not to get in your face.

Live on the Downtown Eastside? Artistic, trustworthy, and nice? Has Fearless City got a gig for you!Streams of HistoryMobile Media workshop, February 4-7, 2009It’s often said that if we ignore our history we are doomed to repeat it. By recognizing and recording the stories of 20 sites in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside, mobile videographers connect past to present, creating an opening for informed reflection on the future. This crossmedia exhibition and web project remixes Labour, Work, and Workin

You're not telling stories. Bobby Miller discusses the apparent lack of emphasis (and internal support by the company) for storytelling in the video content produced by Next New Networks, our friends and officemates (and his employer): There was always resistance to the idea of having a narrative in my show. IE. An ongoing storyline or even a self contained storyline. […] I don’t think this is a popular idea at Next New Networks, but I find the blurring of narrative and real life to be the