Pixar in a Box - Khan Academy
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Khan Academy's collaboration with Pixar breaks filmmaking into interactive lessons on story structure, character, visual language and the math behind animation. Working through the exercises shows how narrative decisions and technical craft shape a finished film.
More resources on Storytelling
Helping Writers Become Authors
K.M. Weiland's long-running craft blog and podcast covering story structure, character arcs, outlining and scene construction. Readers get a consistent structural vocabulary of beats, arcs and act turns for diagnosing why a draft stalls and revising it.
The Power of Storytelling
IESE Business School's course on using narrative in professional settings, covering story structure, emotional appeal and delivery. Participants practise building talks and pitches that hold attention and make an argument memorable rather than relying on data alone.
duarte.com
Duarte is a premier presentation design firm that helps individuals and teams craft persuasive slide decks through design, storytelling coaching, and training services. The site offers information on their services, case studies, speaking engagements, and resources such as articles and books on presentation design.
themoth.org
The Moth is a nonprofit dedicated to storytelling, presenting live, unscripted personal stories told on stage and distributed as podcasts, radio, and video. Explore a vast archive of true stories, catch upcoming events, and access resources for aspiring storytellers.
David JP Phillips' talk 'The magical science of storytelling'
A TEDx talk by presentation coach David JP Phillips on how stories trigger specific hormones such as dopamine, oxytocin and endorphins. Viewers learn to choose and structure anecdotes deliberately to hold attention, build trust and make a message memorable.
Storytelling and influencing: Communicate with impact
An ambitious vision for the future of your organisation isn’t enough – how do you communicate this vision to get your colleagues on board? The ability to effectively communicate and persuade others is a key leadership skill. Traditional and common-sense models of communication and persuasion often fail to capture the complex nature of ‘influencing’. Via structured learning activities (video lectures, quizzes, discussion prompts and written assessments) this course will develop your capacity to communicate appropriately in different situational and cultural contexts, making you a highly influential leader.