One Man Many Voices<br />

Program and Curriculum Development for Schools, Museums, Publishers, Seminaries, Churches, Educational, Family and Special Events.

    Tribeca Film Festival Family Day (Storytelling Consultant and Host)
  • Has been involved with every Family Day since its inception. In May 2004, over 300,000 people attended the event where Bill hosted 20 storytellers in the Storyland Theatre Tent.
    ESI (Ed Schlossberg Design), Interactive Family Story Project.
  • As consultant was a structural and content contributor.
    Jacob Burns Film Center
  • Film and Story Curriculum for in-school Pre-K - 2nd Grades.
  • Creator of Children and Family Programs for the JB Media Lab.
    Church and School's Children's Chapels
  • Consulting on Intergenerational Services (St George's, La Canada, CA), Sunday School programs (St Michael's, NYC), Children's Chapels (Trinity Wall Street; Resurrection Episcopal Day School)
    Sunburst Communications: “The Sunbuddy Math Playhouse” Award-winning DVD.
  • Head Consultant: script and songwriting, casting, narration and author of teachers guide.
    Sesame Street Magazine: Developed story formatting possibilities.
    Early Stages: Developed first storytelling residency for organization.
    My First Magazine (Scholastic Launch)
    Storytelling/Literacy Building
  • Trinity Wall Street; Resurrection Episcopal Day School, All Souls Day School, St Martin's (Houston), St. Chrysostom's (Chicago)
    NAES (National Association of Episcopal Schools)
  • Outreach to Early Childhood centers.
    Scholastic: Early Childhood Curriculum. For Texas.
  • Wrote Pre-K and K storytelling booklet. Executive produced storytelling recordings.


Events


April 8: Sugar Hill Children's Museum of Art and Storytelling. Bill returns to the museum for a storytelling program of Animal Folktales from Around the World. As always he will be playing his banjo as he takes you on a story adventure. Tales with foxes and rabbits and wolves and Spider and Coyote and perhaps a Bunyip as well. Scandinavian, West African, North and South American, Asian and Australian stops included. Should be fun. First show at 11:00. More or less repeated at 1:00.

 

Events Consultant