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    Story(us)

    Commissioned by The Future of Storytelling Conference, this short film provides an introduction to Collaborative Storytelling: a tool to frame history as our experiences as humans become ever more int...

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    Story(us)

    Commissioned by The Future of Storytelling Conference, this short film provides an introduction to Collaborative Storytelling: a tool to frame history as our experiences as humans become ever more intricate and complex. Featuring Jake Barton of Local Projects and interwoven interviews with individuals we encountered on the streets of New York, the film itself is told in a collaborative fashion. We were so taken with the candid, often surprising accounts of the people we interviewed, that we made a mini-project dedicated to their stories.
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    Story(us)

    Commissioned by The Future of Storytelling Conference, this short film provides an introduction to Collaborative Storytelling: a tool to frame history as our experiences as humans become ever more intricate and complex. Featuring Jake Barton of Local Projects and interwoven interviews with individuals we encountered on the streets of New York, the film itself is told in a collaborative fashion. We were so taken with the candid, often surprising accounts of the people we interviewed, that we made a mini-project dedicated to their stories.

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