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Emcee Coaching Workshop with Sheila Arnold!
A 90 Minute Workshop on How to be a Better Master of Ceremonies for Storytelling Events
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About this event
Particularly in these times of Zoom storytelling gatherings, it has been wonderful to see and hear storytellers from around the world.
Introducing those tellers is a skill in and of itself. Master storyteller Sheila Arnold, who also hosts many such gatherings each month, has offered to help us become better Emcees.
Join us on January 9, 2021 at 1 PM Pacific time for a 1-1/2- hour workshop sponsored by SAC (Storytelling Association of California).
Participants will be practicing Emcee skills with each other. In order to complete one of the activities, send your 150-word biography to Sheila by January 2 at sheilaarnold39@aol.com. See below for an example of what the bio should contain.
Note: if you are interested in emceeing a SAC event, preference will be given to those who attend this workshop.
Sheila Arnold (www.mssheila.org) has been performing since age eight. She presents Storytelling Programs, Historic Character Presentations, Christian Monologues, Professional Development for Educators, and Inspirational/ Motivational Speaking for schools, churches, and organizations throughout the US. She also manages and contracts new business for History’s Alive!, which mentors and provides opportunities and guidance to performers. Ms. Sheila, as she is fondly called, has been performing full-time since 2003, and travels nationally each year.
Sheila is also an Historical Consultant for museums, historical societies and organizations. She also has received the honor of being selected as a Mt. Vernon Research Fellow and a 2019 Hewnoaks Artist Colony summer residence Noted Artist. In the past she has worked as a Drama Ministry Director, Colonial Williamsburg employee, Substitute Teacher, and Social Worker for aggressive teens with emotional problems
Sheila lives in Hampton, VA, near her son, Krisstopher; her grandson, Brooklyn; and, her father and stepmother, Wallace & Vera Arnold. She communicates often with her Atlanta-based sister, Stephanie.