but what it does allow us as storytellers, artists and directors, isa storytellers, artists and directorsngage people. why do we tell stories? we want to immerse somebody in another world. we want to bring delight, scare them, educate them. all of that is storytelling and what br allows us is this amazing new platform but has a profound affect on how we feel. vr adds this new layer of excitement andi adds this new layer of excitement and i think it is part of the future of storytelling. it's not the future, it is part of the future. here is a nice app for kids. you download and print of your favourite character from cbeebies. download and print of your favourite characterfrom cbeebies. colour it in however you like and then you pick up your tablet and luck. there is the dock. you can do other characters as well. there is my favourite. he has the power and the speed. she zooms away. not that i'm afan of speed. she zooms away. not that i'm a fan of anything. and from some decent visual effects to some absolutely top of the range visual effects. in the form of one of the biggest films of bee

are we fooling ourselves to think that the future of storytelling is virtual reality?t all of those? since the time of cavemen, we've been wired to tell stories. what's happening with vr is it becomes another medium, another platform on which to tell a story. it's never going to replace a book, it's never going to replace going to the movies, and watching an amazing star wars film with your parents. it's never going to happen. but what it does allow us, as storytellers, as artists, as directors, is a blank canvas — another canvas to help engage people. i mean, why do we tell stories? we want to show somebody another world. we want to bring it to life. we want to scare them, we want to educate them. all of that is storytelling, and what vr allows us is this amazing new platform, that has a profound effect on how we feel. so vr adds this new layer of excitement, and i think it's part of the future of storytelling. it's not the future, it's part of the future. here is a nice little ar app for kids. you download and print off your favourite character from cbeebies, colour

and i think it is part of the future of storytelling. kids. you download and print off your favourite character from cbeebies, colour it in however you like, and then you pick up your ta blets, like, and then you pick up your tablets, and look. there is the duck. you can draw other characters as well. for example, here is my favourite, who has the power and the speed, and she zooms away. not that iamafan or speed, and she zooms away. not that i am a fan or anything. and from some pretty decent visual effects they are to some absolutely top of they are to some absolutely top of the range visual effects now, in the form of one of the biggest films of the year, paddington two. don'tjust ta ke the year, paddington two. don'tjust take my word for it. ask rotten tomatoes, where it scored 100%. we sat down with the man who is responsible for bringing paddington from peru to the big screen, for a world exclusive look at how he did it. parents, spoiler alert. we are about to take paddington a part. what's this? this is london. one of the key area

up next, some classic dance and storytelling of south india via a bay area dance academy.ng culture of south india, not only the physical perfection of form and technique, but also to a deeper understanding of culture and mythology. and here in our "asian pacific america" studio, the group performed a segment of varnum, which is being shown for the first time right now. enjoy. ♪ [singing in foreign language] [singing in foreign language] [singing in foreign language] [singing in foreign language] [singing in foreign language] [singing in foreign language] [singing in foreign language] [singing in foreign language] [singing in foreign language] [singing in foreign language] [singing in foreign language] [singing in foreign language] [singing in foreign language] [singing in foreign language] [singing in foreign language] [singing in foreign language] [singing in foreign language] [singing in foreign language] [singing in foreign language] [singing in foreign language] [singing in foreign language] robert: and next up on this special edition of "asian pacific america," van-a

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they were elegant, battle tested, storytellers. first-class storytellers. and morrow gathered this group as many of you know in london, and they were incredible! gentleman correspondence. that is how don always referred to them. he had television to himself. and he was more on the production side. as in directing. take one, take two. then he was on the editorial side. but he learned the editorial side of those greats at cbs news. he learned about journalism from that. and eventually, he became the director of the first nixon kennedy debates. which were pretty fascinating. because it was really a breakthrough moment for television. that was a turning point. nixon did not want to wear makeup. and don suggested he should wear makeup. and don always said that cost him the election. all of the polls show that on the radio, broadcast of the debate that nixon won. andy got clobbered on the television side by the tanned senator from massachusetts. don became, after that, the first executive producer of the cbs evening news with walter cronkite a half-hour. that was

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he has a long tracking shot, and i wanted to know, as a storyteller, why did you keep us without editingene? i wanted to know the first time we actually see tom hanks and meryl streep at that table in the restaurant. you follow her on a long tracking shot from the moment she knocks over the chair to the table, and i'm curious, as a filmmaker and a storyteller, what you wanted to convey in that long, unbroken tracking shot before you edited and made a cut. >> well, i mean, i did a lot of coverage on that scene. i had over-shoulder shots, over tom to meryl, over meryl to tom. i had singles. i spent the whole day covering it. but when i shot the master, meaning i shot the whole scene in one shot, i realized that there was something that the camera that eventually came around and created a kind of parity between ben bradlee and katharine graham. ben bradlee was on the left of the screen, and katharine graham was on the right of the screen. it was a very equal and fair shot that showed the dynamic of and when i had first initially put the scene together and i did it conventionally with cuts,

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[storyteller 4] we would eat the entire christmas eve fancy [storyteller 5] we discovered that the family my grandma did not like turkey, until we made the tamales with turkey. so then, that problem was solved. [storyteller 8] so we have turkey, mashed potatoes, curry, and a very confused palette at the end of the night. [storyteller 9] food is...is the way we connect. [vo] every family should get to enjoy holiday meals. that's why wells fargo is collecting donations for local food banks at our 5,900 branches. [storyteller 10] i don't care what anybody says- you put a meal in front of somebody, they're happy. ♪ baby >>> welcome back to "gma" and welcome to our great audience. [ applause ] you brought it up there. all of that for adrienne bankert and "pop news." >> i think it's all the love across this table. thank you guys so much. you know, we've got "pop news" for you. [ cheers and applause ] enrique iglesias, yes, longtime girlfriend anna kournikova welcoming twins over the weekend reported by tmz. no one even knew the notoriously private couple were expecting. they first started datin

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technology strategies you'll be see coming forward with donald trump if you've shape america's storytellingaround its core values which is america first now then that is a break from the past it's essentially basically moving away from necessarily joseph nye of harvard's hard power soft power and moving into a much higher level of thinking on looking at values or storytelling why because if we don't tell our story across the world then how can we basically match up against the regional powers that are emerging that are cooperating and competing with us we have to be able to tell america story because doc at because ultimately reagan was the great communicator doesn't trump it's didn't the media innovator and so he has to use the new innovations the media to be able to tell those stories very all of the gay scott locusts and roll out of time but i thank you so much for your time thank you for joining us for inside story and as ever thank you for joining us as well you can see this program again any time by visiting a website at all to see or to calm you can head online for more discussion as

there are models that while i like the storytelling the boom of the literature they were all male and fuming women were some that had committed suicide. [laughter] so it wasn't something that i would have chosen for myself. it took me a long time and i wrote my first book at 40. >> and from that book you've had such and amazing writing career of fiction, nonfiction, and i wonder how how's the process changed for you new overtime? >> my writing has changed but the world has changed also. if i tried to publish them today nobody would publish it because the storytelling and that kind of book is no longer what people want to read. within 30 years in this country in english everything happens in spanish, so fiction writing is always in spanish. all of the essential things have been in the inner realm. >> is there a difference when you are writing fiction and nonfiction? >> i've written very personal memoirs. when when my daughter died and two years later because many people wanted to know what happened to the people in the book. writing a memoir and i promised my son i would never write an

i became a journalist to be a storyteller and i always want to find those real authentic stories from everyday people who have something to share. with all the time i spent at the salon i know good quality here when i see it and a good story when i hear it my name is.

is storytelling and storytelling informs and affects people and i think i think the government realized and gangstas realize that if you can beat a friendly face in a in a film if you can. whether you're one of the other then you're going to you're going to cut more favor with the public you know i mean so i don't know that what i do know is i don't know much about harry potter but you were in that report of yes so as the x. rays of me read all of harry potter. your fault about the ascent of to resume the i don't know if she's in league with a bunch of wizards and. let's see where the trees but why do i think it's very ironic is that obviously she does a lot for her films but she has the worst in history of made and i once treasure my i think the army of it is really rich and i thought i said i want to be space up and thank you thank you and the other half are available you can go and see the performance at the edinburgh fringe festival from august in scotland that is after the break as u.s. navy ship is warning shots of the iranian boats in the persian gulf with off the ground. if sanc

art i agree i think that it's important to bring scholarship into the public square to be a good storyteller obviously resit been involved in a number of heated discussion about his work and about his perspective but i think that kind of discourse involving religion bob and spirituality as a as a political tool and or is really important let me play this clip then i think you might want to think of this is maybe a little bit of activism and i'm really curious about this reza have a look i'm old enough now that i pretty much only judge people based on their relationship with their kids and you seem to have a beautiful relationship with your kids you wonderful family and so i feel like i could maybe reason with you when the big top is on fire you don't complain to the clown you complain to the manager if you're the manager and the big top is on fire reza is part of what you do about calling people out do you feel that because you have this background in decades and decades a looking face look at religion looking at how people can be better people that you also have this ability to say listen i

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i became a journalist to be a storyteller and i always want to find those real authentic stories from everyday people who have something to share. with all the time i spent at the salon i know a good quality here when i see ads and a good story when i hear it. my name is elizabeth saul and i work at sea dollars. in the beginning was the stone and it was in the stone that the gods dwell. to the bedouins the hills around when he moves south of the valley of moses' in the jordanian dess it was sacred. petra the word means still rock was the name great historians gave to the place account excite of the nabatean a powerful pneumatic try who came to prominence more than two thousand years ago the nabatean is long since passed into history sacrificial rites no longer take place of the hiltons on entering this majestic world of cliffs and gorges at sunrise the visitor feels a sense of reverence the buddha and seems to issue a silent reminder to set off at an early hour because the work through the gorringe is long and arduous and then he in the first light of dawn and the treasury be seen in

i thought as a piece of masterful storytelling in which it obeys the rules of the characters, the charactersake sense. it may be fantastical and inventive but the characters make sense, and that, for me, is the key. and does it look fantastic? oh, yes, it looks fantastic. in a way we sort of take that for granted. it looks really great, but it also feels really solid. it feels like a proper, you know, well—made, stand—alone film. that's excellent. the unseen. look, it's nearly christmas — have you brought me another horrorfilm, is this what you're doing here? this is a psychological chiller. not really horror. what is the distinction? stick with me. this is written and directed by gary sinyor. this was 12 years in development, it is a story about a young couple who suffer a terrible loss of a child and after that, their relationship is in crisis. the woman, gemma, played byjasmine hyde is having panic attacks, and with those panic attacks come strange fits of blindness. meanwhile, her partner is haunted by the voice of the child. here's a clip. ihear him. where? in this room. ihear him. when

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