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Workshops Facing the Monsters Together
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Facing the Monsters Together

$50.00
sold out

October 16th | 11 AM ET - 2:00 PM ET

Tuition | $50.00

Capacity: 12 Storytellers

Facing the Monsters Together is a writing workshop wherein horror is our goal and fear is our weapon. In this creative writing shell, participants will develop stories that shock by use of visual, musical, and literary prompts. Here, we will explore what terrifies you, and how to use horror as a means to process your fears. In Facing the Monsters Together, we will learn traditional horror guidelines, create our own horror rules based on our own personal fears, begin to craft our own horror stories, and receive supportive feedback without fear or favour. Don’t be scurred.

About the Faculty: WI-MOTO NYOKA is an award winning writer and transmedia artist. She is the founder of Dusky Projects, creating and producing horror & sci-fi content for young adult and adult audiences. As an arts educator she collaborates with a variety of organizations to build multicultural learning environments. Through the use of Speculative Fiction and creative disciplines such as music, film, and performance, Ms Nyoka designs and implements family friendly curriculum and programming to address literacy, creative problem solving, and the importance of youth advocacy. ​She is a published author, holds a BFA in Music Theater from the University of the Arts, and an MFA for Performance & Interactive Media Arts from Brooklyn College. You can learn more about her work at wi-motonyoka.com and follows her on IG/Twitter @duskyprojects

Like all RWW offerings, this space is for Black, Indigenous, Latine, Asian, and other Storytellers of Color only. BIPOC Storytellers are centered here, exclusively.



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October 16th | 11 AM ET - 2:00 PM ET

Tuition | $50.00

Capacity: 12 Storytellers

Facing the Monsters Together is a writing workshop wherein horror is our goal and fear is our weapon. In this creative writing shell, participants will develop stories that shock by use of visual, musical, and literary prompts. Here, we will explore what terrifies you, and how to use horror as a means to process your fears. In Facing the Monsters Together, we will learn traditional horror guidelines, create our own horror rules based on our own personal fears, begin to craft our own horror stories, and receive supportive feedback without fear or favour. Don’t be scurred.

About the Faculty: WI-MOTO NYOKA is an award winning writer and transmedia artist. She is the founder of Dusky Projects, creating and producing horror & sci-fi content for young adult and adult audiences. As an arts educator she collaborates with a variety of organizations to build multicultural learning environments. Through the use of Speculative Fiction and creative disciplines such as music, film, and performance, Ms Nyoka designs and implements family friendly curriculum and programming to address literacy, creative problem solving, and the importance of youth advocacy. ​She is a published author, holds a BFA in Music Theater from the University of the Arts, and an MFA for Performance & Interactive Media Arts from Brooklyn College. You can learn more about her work at wi-motonyoka.com and follows her on IG/Twitter @duskyprojects

Like all RWW offerings, this space is for Black, Indigenous, Latine, Asian, and other Storytellers of Color only. BIPOC Storytellers are centered here, exclusively.



October 16th | 11 AM ET - 2:00 PM ET

Tuition | $50.00

Capacity: 12 Storytellers

Facing the Monsters Together is a writing workshop wherein horror is our goal and fear is our weapon. In this creative writing shell, participants will develop stories that shock by use of visual, musical, and literary prompts. Here, we will explore what terrifies you, and how to use horror as a means to process your fears. In Facing the Monsters Together, we will learn traditional horror guidelines, create our own horror rules based on our own personal fears, begin to craft our own horror stories, and receive supportive feedback without fear or favour. Don’t be scurred.

About the Faculty: WI-MOTO NYOKA is an award winning writer and transmedia artist. She is the founder of Dusky Projects, creating and producing horror & sci-fi content for young adult and adult audiences. As an arts educator she collaborates with a variety of organizations to build multicultural learning environments. Through the use of Speculative Fiction and creative disciplines such as music, film, and performance, Ms Nyoka designs and implements family friendly curriculum and programming to address literacy, creative problem solving, and the importance of youth advocacy. ​She is a published author, holds a BFA in Music Theater from the University of the Arts, and an MFA for Performance & Interactive Media Arts from Brooklyn College. You can learn more about her work at wi-motonyoka.com and follows her on IG/Twitter @duskyprojects

Like all RWW offerings, this space is for Black, Indigenous, Latine, Asian, and other Storytellers of Color only. BIPOC Storytellers are centered here, exclusively.



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