Ways in story portfolio
1. Traditional written stories: This includes short stories, novellas, or full-length novels that you have written. You can compile excerpts or provide a complete story to showcase your storytelling skills and writing style.
2. Visual storytelling: If you have experience in graphic novels, comic strips, or storyboarding, you can include examples of your visual storytelling abilities. This can be in the form of artwork, character sketches, or completed graphic novel/comic strip pages.
3. Screenplays or scripts: If you have written scripts for plays, movies, or television shows, you can include excerpts or summaries of your scripts to demonstrate your ability to create engaging narratives.
4. Interactive storytelling: If you have created interactive stories, such as choose-your-own-adventure books or video games, you can include samples or screen captures to showcase your skills in crafting branching narratives.
5. Audio storytelling: If you have created podcasts, radio plays, or audio dramas, you can include audio clips or transcripts to demonstrate your ability to create compelling stories through sound.
6. Collaborative storytelling: If you have collaborated with others on storytelling projects, such as anthology collections or group writing endeavors, you can include examples of your collaborative work to showcase your ability to work effectively in a team and adapt your style to fit a variety of narratives.
7. Non-fiction narratives: If you have written non-fiction stories, such as personal essays, travelogues, or journalistic pieces, you can include excerpts or complete pieces to highlight your ability to create engaging and informative narratives.
Remember to select and curate your storytelling portfolio to best represent your skills and interests, tailoring it to the type of storytelling you want to pursue or the specific opportunities you are targeting.