Masters of Storytelling

In Part 4 of our mini-series, 'How to Shape a Legacy' we wrap up the season with a story about legacy at work. In Part 1 we started to define legacy, in Part 2 we talk what it means for business, in Part 3 we discuss legacy in culture....in Part 4, we're taking a look at the creative legacy BRC enjoys. In this episode, our host, Maya Guice, talks to BRC Founder, Bob Rogers, about what he thinks defines legacy and how he thinks about his own legacy. Author, speaker, filmmaker, inventor, magician, mentor, entreprenuer, thought leader....Bob understands that legacy is inheritanace. It's like they say in the musical Hamilton: Legacy is planting seeds in a garden you'll never get to see. To learn more about Bob, visit: www.bobrogers.com To learn more about BRC: www.brcweb.com Special thanks to the sponsors of this miniseries, The World Experience Organization, a global institution dedicated to promoting the experience economy, improving the quality of experiences, and enhancing the opportunities for experiential…

As we've discussed a lot on this show, a story is many things at once. But a story does not exist without a storyteller. Today's episode is about the stories we tell ourselves, about ourselves, that in turn, define who we are. How we show up in the world has a big influence on whether the world hears us. And if they can't hear us, how could we possibly make them care? Put differently, the stories we tell ourselves have a direct influence on the ideas that live in the world. Each of us, every day, in our own way, tell the world if we matter, and together, we shape a collective narrative of what matters. What would happen if we did that more consciously? Samara Bay believes that how we share our vision matters as much as what it is. She's actively redefining what power and authority sound like, teaching people how to use their voice to move their audience & change the world. In addition to coaching television & film actors, she's prepped clients for Broadway & LA theater, UN speeches, televised award show…

In part III of our mini-series, 'How to Shape a Legacy' we're leaning into legacy as it applies to community and more broadly, culture. In part I we started to define legacy, in part II we talk what it means for business, and in part III we're leaning into how people—one by one, bit by bit—feed the stories we tell ourselves about who we are. How do these stories shape our collective identity and how do each of us contribute to these narratives in meaningful ways? In this episode, our host, Maya Guice, talks to BRC Vice President of Creative and Story, Matthew Solari. A creative director with an impressive portfolio spanning museums and cultural institutions, Matt brings a unique perspective on storytelling and its role in shaping cultural legacy. But this isn't just about his work—it's personal. Matt shares how his family has influenced the legacy of one community in Long Island, offering a heartfelt glimpse into the power of family, tradition, and shared stories. To learn more about Matt, visit:…

In Part II of our mini-series 'How to Shape a Legacy', we focus on legacy as it applies to businesses and brands. In this episode, Maya talks to BRC Chief Creative Officer, Christian Lachel, about the closest thing a brand can have to having a soul: a set of values, that lend to a series of decisions, actions, and events that become the lessons we impart, and hopefully, the stories that we tell when we feel like shedding light. In part 1, Senior Writer, Rich Procter, unpacks legacy as many things: a gift, a call to action, a glimmer of hope, a path…But in the end, a great legacy teaches us that life is not about being rewarded for good behavior; it's about doing the right thing, despite one's personal gain. And all of that is possible, even for things as seemingly mechanical as corporations. Christian is no stranger to the concept of legacy. He's worked on many corporate archive teams for brands like Ford, Coca-Cola, Caterpillar, and Johnnie Walker, helping the best of them define the best in themselves.…

If there's one thing kids do better than adults, it's play. As the playwright and political activist George Bernard Shaw once said, "We don't stop playing because we grow old; we grow old because we stop playing." Who needs Botox when you have Barbie dolls? Speaking of Barbie... can you think of another brand that has evolved as much over the past 65 years? Barbie is unique in that, over those 65 years, she has transitioned from representing just one of us to representing all of us. Today, Barbie does more than just model; she's President. But today's episode isn't about Barbie. It's about leadership, legacy, and how one woman's personal passion for childhood and commitment to learning through play has enabled many of the world's most iconic toy brands—from American Girl to Polly Pocket, and of course, Barbie—to stay relevant and evolve with the times. Krista Berger is the Senior Vice President of Barbie and the Global Head of Dolls at Mattel, where she leads Product and Brand Marketing for Mattel's Dolls…

Legacy. It may seem like just a simple word, but it carries immense weight. It's the kind of term that makes you pause, take a deep breath, and ponder your lasting impact on others, your community, and the world at large. It can feel overwhelming, but don't worry—we're here to break it down! Welcome to "How to Shape a Legacy," a new Masters of Storytelling miniseries, where we break down what legacy truly means and how you can create one that endures. In part one, Maya talks to one of BRC's very own master storytellers, Senior Writer Rich Procter. The two explore what legacy means, explore its facets, and discuss the unique role storytellers can play in crafting a legacy that matters. To learn more about R Lee Procter's book, "Sugarball: A Novel of Negro League Baseball", visit: https://bit.ly/3Z0VCWA To learn more about BRC: www.brcweb.com Special thanks to the sponsors of this miniseries, The World Experience Organization, a global institution dedicated to promoting the experience economy, improving the…

A go-to authority on global business, economics and geopolitics, digital transformation, and corporate governance, global trade, Ryan Patel is so smart, he's never been afraid to ask the stupid questions. These days, he's doing it on TV, appearing on networks like CNN, BBC, Fox Business, CNBC, The Hill, and Yahoo Finance. He's frequently featured in publications like the New York Times, Forbes, and Entrepreneur, and has lead campaigns with corporations Mastercard, HP, Adobe, The Economist, IBM, Salesforce, LEGO, and more. Ryan also asks a lot of questions on his own Webby-Nominated series "The Moment with Ryan Patel," a show that's filmed in the actual Garage where HP and Silicon Valley, accordingly were founded. Ryan is a firm believer in giving back to the community and paying it forward. His passion for combining social good and business has led him to discuss relevant and real-world situations that are accessible to both students and professionals alike. In 2015, he was awarded "Executive of the Year" by…

In episode one of season two, Maya talks to Experience Consultant, Victoria Taylor, about her work at the cross sector of hospitality, tourism, cultural destination, and luxury experience brands. During the conversation, the two speak briefly about Wrexham Association Football Club, which is based in North Wales, just outside her hometown. The team was recently acquired by Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, whos vision's led the complete transformation of a team with a rich legacy and passionate fanbase. In Victoria's words: they've transformed Wrexham from a town into a city. In part four of our Masters of Storytelling mini series, 'How to Tell a Sports Story,' Maya talks to BRC's President, Carmel Lewis, a woman who has been producing projects in the experiential world long before "experience" was a buzzword. Listen in as Maya asks Carmel about casting and leading teams, working through unknown unknowns, and the unseen and sometimes thankless job of production. Listen to Maya's interview with Victoria…

In episode one of season two, Maya talks to Experience Consultant, Victoria Taylor, about her work at the cross sector of hospitality, tourism, cultural destination, and luxury experience brands. During the conversation, the two speak briefly about Wrexham Association Football Club, which is based in North Wales, just outside her hometown. The team was recently acquired by Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, whos vision's led the complete transformation of a team with a rich legacy and passionate fanbase. In Victoria's words: they've transformed Wrexham from a town into a city. In part three of our Masters of Storytelling mini series, 'How to Tell a Sports Story,' Maya talks to Edward Hodge, Vice President of Creative and Innovation at BRC. Listen in as Edward and Maya discuss the science of immersion: how we use lighting, sound, technology, and a dash of magic to recreate the same emotional highs we experience on game days as non game days. Listen to Maya's interview with Victoria Taylor:…

B. Joseph Pine II is an internationally acclaimed author, speaker, and management advisor to Fortune 500 companies and entrepreneurial start-ups alike. He is cofounder of Strategic Horizons LLP, a thinking studio dedicated to helping businesses conceive and design new ways of adding value to their economic offerings. In 1999 Joe and his partner James H. Gilmore wrote the best-selling book 'The Experience Economy: Work Is Theatre & Every Business a Stage', which demonstrates how goods and services are no longer enough; what companies must offer today are experiences - memorable events that engage each customer in an inherently personal way. Joe is also co-author of 'Authenticity: What Consumers Really Want', which recognizes that in a world of increasingly paid-for experiences, people no longer accept the fake from the phony, but want the real from the genuine; and 'Infinite Possibility: Creating Customer Value on the Digital Frontier', on how to use digital technology to stage experiences that fuse the real…

In episode one of season two, Maya talks to Experience Consultant, Victoria Taylor, about her work at the cross sector of hospitality, tourism, cultural destination, and luxury experience brands. During the conversation, the two speak briefly about Wrexham Association Football Club, which is based in North Wales, just outside her hometown. The team was recently acquired by Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, whos vision's led the complete transformation of a team with a rich legacy and passionate fanbase. In Victoria's words: they've transformed Wrexham from a town into a city. In part two of our Masters of Storytelling mini series, 'How to Tell a Sports Story,' Maya talks to Christian Lachel, Chief Creative Officer at BRC. Listen in as Christian and Maya discuss the business case or rather, the opportunity, sports stadiums and venues have to wake up their sleeping asset. The two unpack the planning, budgeting, goal setting, and deep strategic work that goes into building not only sports experiences, but…

In episode one of season two, Maya talks to Experience Consultant, Victoria Taylor, about her work at the cross sector of hospitality, tourism, cultural destination, and luxury experience brands. During the conversation, the two speak briefly about Wrexham Association Football Club, which is based in North Wales, just outside her hometown. The team was recently acquired by Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, whos vision's led the complete transformation of a team with a rich legacy and passionate fanbase. In Victoria's words: they've transformed Wrexham from a town into a city. To follow up on her interview with Victoria, Maya talks to Brad Shelton, Vice President of Creative and Story at BRC. Listen in as Brad and Maya discuss why we tell sports stories, how sports teams serve as symbols for humanity and civic pride, and the transformative impact that teams and stadiums have on their communities. Listen to Maya's interview with Victoria Taylor: https://bit.ly/42SSI6b To learn more about The Bud Selig…

Victoria Taylor is Experience Partner to hospitality, tourism, cultural destination, and luxury experience brands. She works with her clients to create unique experiences that impact people, profit and planet whilst proofing for the future. Fascinated with traditional craftsmanship and "maker" based hospitality experiences that delve into the origins of people and place, she has an insatiable curiosity for the exceptional and the unusual. Her unique work has taken her all over the world and as a seasoned keynote speaker, Victoria enjoys events that spark ideas to change things and challenge what always "has been." In this episode of Masters of Storytelling, Maya talks to Victoria about the art of designing experiences, how destinations can transform communities, and the courage that's required to create something truly singular. For more information about Victoria, visit: www.victoriatayl.uk For more information about BRC Imagination Arts, visit: www.brcweb.com

In the final bonus episode of season one, Maya sits down with Dylan Agajanian, composer, editor, mix-er, master-er, audio engineer, and the person entirely responsible for this podcast sounding 'real'. Since starting work on this podcast at the end of 2021, Maya and Dylan have become good friends, a friendship born from a uniquely joyous creative collaboration. To wrap up season one, the two met up to discuss everything they did, everything they loved, and the many things they learned making season one of, 'Masters of Storytelling.' To learn more about Dylan Agajanian visit: https://www.dacomposer.com/ For more information about BRC: https://bit.ly/3B4RDKB Follow BRC on Instagram: https://bit.ly/3a9OJsu

To follow up on her interview with Joe Rohde, former Disney Imagineer and experience architect of Virgin Galactic, Maya talks to Bob Rogers, the man who puts the 'B' 'R' in 'BRC'. Founder and chairman of BRC Imagination Arts, Bob is our Master of Storytelling. Over the course of his 50+ year career, Bob has developed two patents, has won over 500 international awards for creative excellence with BRC, including two Academy Award nominations. In 2006, Bob was honored with this industry's highest honor, the Themed Entertainment Association's Award for Lifetime Achievement. He's been inducted into the IAAPA Hall of Fame and has served on the Board of Directors of the Academy of Motion Pictures, Arts and Sciences. Bob was also invited by NASA to help develop its master plan for the exploration of Mars and later awarded him the NASA Public Service Medal. Writer, innovator, teacher, scholar…Bob has many things, but we tend to think of Bob as a magician. He's made a career making people smile, suspending our…

Joe Rohde is an artist, explorer, and creative executive. Over the course of his 40 year career with the Walt Disney Company, Joe worked at Imagineering, the creative arm that designs and builds everything from cruise ships, theme parks, rides and attractions, hotels, and infrastructure systems for the company's theme parks and resorts. During his tenure, he oversaw several projects, including Disney's Animal Kingdom Park, Aulani, a Disney Resort and Spa, Expedition Everest, and Pandora, the world of Avatar. Joe is now retired, but still takes on projects like his work a strategic adviser with Virgin Galactic, one of a handful of companies aiming to commercialize space travel. He joined the company in early 2021 as the first experience architect. The astronaut Buzz Aldrin once said, "If we can see the horizon, we want to know what's beyond." As you'll hear, Joe is someone for whom travel has been transformational, driving his curiosity and desire to see, hear, smell, feel and taste the thing he wants to…

Joe Rohde is an artist, explorer, and creative executive. Over the course of his 40 year career with the Walt Disney Company, Joe worked at Imagineering, the creative arm that designs and builds everything from cruise ships, theme parks, rides and attractions, hotels, and infrastructure systems for the company's theme parks and resorts. During his tenure, he oversaw several projects, including Disney's Animal Kingdom Park, Aulani, a Disney Resort and Spa, Expedition Everest, and Pandora, the world of Avatar. Joe is now retired, but still takes on projects like his work a strategic adviser with Virgin Galactic, one of a handful of companies aiming to commercialize space travel. He joined the company in early 2021 as the first experience architect. The astronaut Buzz Aldrin once said, "If we can see the horizon, we want to know what's beyond." As you'll hear, Joe is someone for whom travel has been transformational, driving his curiosity and desire to see, hear, smell, feel and taste the thing he wants to…

In this bonus episode, Maya talks to Bernard Semerdjian, an incredible graphic designer, art director, experience designer, and mensch. The two sat down a couple of weeks ago to talk about Maya's interview with concept artist and art director Philip Boutté Jr., world building, and what it means to create the thing that you would like to see in the world. For more information about Bernard: https://bit.ly/3RjkAcs For more information about 11 Ravens: www.11ravens.com For more information about BRC: https://bit.ly/3B4RDKB Follow BRC on Instagram: https://bit.ly/3a9OJsu

Phillip Boutté Jr. is a concept artist within the costume designers guild. He's worked on a multitude of different blockbuster projects—films like Black Panther, Inception, Once Upon a time in Hollywood, Bohemian Rhapsody, Captain America, Hunger Games, The Greatest Showman—and as a production designer on musical tours and music videos for artists likeMadonna, Ariana Grande, The Black Keys, and Panic at the Disco. Phil is also co-founder and CEO of 9B Collective, which he started with two friends, Michael Uwandi and Aldis Hodge. Their goal is to provide a shift in the entertainment landscape by working towards true inclusivity both in front of,and behind the camera. The collective includes artists working across multiple disciplines, from Feature Films, Animation, Television, Video Games, XR, Graphic Design, and more. In this episode of Masters of Storytelling, Maya talks to Phil about costume and character design, the permanence of practice, and how his experience as a child actor influenced his purpose…

In episode in five Maya interview Abigail Rosen Holmes, a lighting and production designer for concerts, special events, and installations. She's worked artists like Phish, The Cure, Janet Jackson, The Cure, CHER; for companies like Disney, Nordstrom; and on projects the span from the High Roller Observation Wheel at Caesar's in Vegas to Pink Floyd's 'The Wall,' which was performed live at the site of the Berlin Wall shortly after it had been torn down. To follow up on this conversation, Maya speaks with Brad Shelton, Vice President and Creative Director at BRC and the man behind many of BRC's music focused projects. A fellow ex-theater kid turned theater-adult, he's a storyteller, writer, and director who's overseen the development of entire entertainment resorts and guest experiences around the world that span music, sports, entertainment, space, and everything in between. For more information about Brad: https://bit.ly/3zwESIi For more information about BRC: https://bit.ly/3B4RDKB Follow BRC on Instagram:…

Abigail Rosen Holmes is a lighting, video and production designer who's worked on live concerts, special events, and installations for artists like Phish, The Cure, Janet Jackson, The Cure, Cher; for companies like Disney and Nordtrom; and on projects the span from the High Roller Observation Wheel at Caesar's in Vegas to Pink Floyd's 'The Wall,' which was performed live at the site of the Berlin Wall only eight months after it had been torn down. A D.C. native and graduate of Brown University, Abigail spent years touring the US and Europe with some of the world's biggest music acts before spending six years as a Disney Imagineer. Her unique and varied background lend to her habit of leaning into otherwise unfamiliar mediums, platforms, and tools. This has contributed to a depth of experience that is fundamental to who she is today. In this episode of Masters of Storytelling, Maya talks to Abigail about her experience as a roadie, the power of abstraction in lighting and media design, and the magnificent…

In Maya's interview with Chris Do, an Emmy award-winning designer and director, the two discuss business storytelling, brand strategy, finding your purpose, and the importance of doing what you love. To follow up on this conversation, Maya spoke to Cara Pico, BRC's Design Studio Director. She leads all of BRC's casting and recruitment, studio operations, and supports practically every department at BRC from project development to marketing, finance to design and production. For more information about BRC: https://bit.ly/3B4RDKB Follow BRC on Instagram: https://bit.ly/3a9OJsu

CEO and Chief Strategist of Blind Inc, Chris Do has lectured all over the world. Storyteller, businessman, designer, teacher, and creative strategist among other things, Chris has spent over 15yrs teaching at schools like ArtCenter College of Design, Otis College of Art and Design, and has reached millions through his second company, The Futur—an online education platform with close to 2M subscribers on YouTube. He received his BFA from Art Center College of Design in Graphics/Packaging, where he has taught Sequential Design for over a decade. He's lectured all over the world on subjects including pricing, sales, negotiations, content marketing, branding, storytelling, building community and influence. In this episode of Masters of Storytelling, Maya talks to Chris about his journey starting and growing a creative agency, business storytelling and the importance of knowing your audience, and the magic that happens when you do work that has meaning. For more information about Chris and his company Blind,…

In this Masters of Storytelling bonus episode, Maya talks to Matthew Solari, Vice President and Creative Director at BRC, about themes discussed in Maya's interview with Margaret Kerrison, Senior Experiential Creative Lead, Story Development at Airbnb(Episode 4). A writer in his own right, Matthew is incredible at blending scholarship with the art of showmanship, translating otherwise complex or controversial topics into universally accessible, engaging stories for guests. For more information about BRC: https://bit.ly/3B4RDKB For more information about Matthew Solari: https://bit.ly/3ORg4Si For more information about The Hebrew Bible Experience: https://bit.ly/3vK5uVS Follow BRC on Instagram: https://bit.ly/3a9OJsu

Born in Indonesia and raised in Singapore, Margaret Kerrison is a Creative/Story Lead for immersive experiences and brand narrative. Her goal is to help teams THINK BIG when it comes to developing and sharing compelling stories with the world. A disruptive thinker with 14 years of experience building award-winning projects from the ground up, she's consistently challenging the status quo, asking "What If" and "Why Not?" Margaret's worked as a Story Lead, Story Consultant, and Writer for multiple immersive experiences including Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge, Star Wars: Launch Bay, Hyperspace Mountain, Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser, Avengers Campus, Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind, National Geographic HQ, NASA Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex's Journey to Mars: Explorers Wanted, Heineken Experience, StoryGarden by AMOREPACIFIC, and the Information and Communications Pavilion (Expo 2010 Shanghai). In addition to her role as Senior Experiential Creative Lead, Story Development at Airbnb, Margaret's just…

In this Masters of Storytelling bonus episode, Maya talks to Edward Hodge, Vice President and Creative Director at BRC, about themes discussed in Maya's interview with Emmy award-winning pianist and composer Kris Bowers (Episode 3). Edward's what some people call a 'technical wizard'. The man with the magic wand, he's often responsible for bringing our shows to life using integrated technical systems, projection mapping, and special effects. For more information about BRC: https://bit.ly/3B4RDKB For more information about Edward Hodge: https://bit.ly/3JhtAvt For more information about the Music Box Experience Center at Ravinia Festival: https://bit.ly/3u0aOCj For more information about the Las Vegas Raiders Allegiant Stadium Tours: https://bit.ly/3IgdjFw Follow BRC on Instagram: https://bit.ly/3a9OJsu

An Emmy Award-winning composer and pianist, Kris Bowers has mastered the art of translating emotion to sound. From Bridgerton to Space Jam, Green Book, and most recently, King Richard, the Juilliard-educated pianist has established himself at the forefront of Hollywood's emerging generation of genre-defying composers. Born and raised in Los Angeles, Kris first made a name for himself in 2011, when he won the prestigious Thelonious Monk International Jazz Piano Competition at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. The win earned him a record deal with Concord Jazz, who later released his debut album, Heroes+Misfits, which opened at number one on the iTunes jazz chart in 2014. Since then, he's gone on to compose for projects that include Kobe Bryant's Muse, Ava DuVernay's When They See Us, Netflix's Dear White People, and Shonda Rhimes' Inventing Anna. In addition to his work as a composer for TV and film, Kris has recorded and performed with artists such as Q-Tip, Aretha Franklin, Ludacris, Christian Rich,…

In this Masters of Storytelling bonus episode, Maya catches up with Christian Lachel, Chief Creative Officer at BRC Imagination Arts, to discuss Corona Island and the art of science of branded destinations. One of today's most important thought leaders in the experiential space. Christian has led the strategy, design, and production of some of the world's most successful branded destinations including the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Johnnie Walker Princes Street, Jameson Distillery Bow St., NASA Kennedy Space Center, and more. For more information about BRC: https://bit.ly/3B4RDKB For more information about Christian Lachel: https://bit.ly/3HAMyfE Follow BRC on Instagram: https://bit.ly/3a9OJsu

From theatre to journalism and now branded entertainment, Gabor Harrach has never been afraid to reinvent himself. A content marketing consultant, Gabor has spent years helping global brands build content portfolios that speak entertain, and inspire as much as they drive business impact. Gabor builds content studios for global brands and media companies and is widely recognized as a key contributor to the global success of Red Bull Media House and Corona Studios. With precisely crafted and executed content strategies, he's an expert at building bridges between the worlds of advertising and entertainment and connecting brands with audiences across platforms. In this episode of Masters of Storytelling, discover what Gabor considers the best school of storytelling, the role of entertainment in creating branded engagement, and how community-led storytelling has helped power Corona Beer's rise from the seventh to the number one most valuable beer brand in the world. For more information about Gabor:…

In Maya's interview with Chris Copeland, Director and Producer at Dreamworks, they discuss — among other things — what it means to live authentically, how that lends to his role leading creative teams, and why diverse teams tend to tell better, more interesting stories. In many ways, the conversation reminded Maya of countless chats she's had with Carmel Lewis, Executive Vice President and Executive Producer at BRC Imagination Arts. In addition to pushing through some of the biggest projects BRC has in production, Carmel oversees the team casting and can be largely credited for the culture BRC enjoys today. For more information about BRC: https://bit.ly/3B4RDKB For more information about Carmel Lewis: https://bit.ly/3uCcXGb Follow BRC on Instagram: https://bit.ly/3a9OJsu

Chris Copeland is uniquely himself. Born and raised in Chicago, IL, Chris grew up inspired by graffiti, comics, his siblings, and was moved to tell stories with pen and ink from a young age. Chris moved to LA in 2009 where he would break into animation as a storyboard artist at Warner Bros Animation. After years of successfully navigating around the industry and learning storytelling at various studios including Marvel, Cartoon Network and Titmouse Animation to name a few, Chris had his directorial debut on the hit Netflix show, "Kipo and The Age of Wonderbeasts" at Dreamworks. He then served as a co-showrunner with his brother Justin on Robert Kirkman's "Invincible" animated tv show for Amazon, before they both returned to Dreamworks Feature Animation as co-directors on a feature in development as well as co-supervising producers on two new TV series in development at the studio. In this episode of Masters of Storytelling, Maya talks to Chris about the value of living authentically, why diverse teams lend…

What's the most powerful way to put an idea into the world? A good story. And behind all the stories we love are human beings: storytellers. BRC Imagination Arts presents Masters of Storytelling, a new podcast about the legendary people, ideas, and strategies that have redefined how we think about storytelling, across every medium: from books to the board room, film to physical spaces. Hosted by BRC's Marketing Director, Maya Guice, each episode offers candid conversations with the world's greatest storytellers, illustrating each subject's unique point of view, atypical career trajectories, lessons in grit, and key insights into how each storyteller translates the principles of storytelling into their own creative practice and process. Ultimately, Masters of Storytelling is a celebration of the people who tell stories and the people who bring them to life: the designers, producers, writers, technicians, business leaders and creative minds who tell stories that change not only how we think about the world,…