Storytelling is a narrative composed of a sequence of either images, sounds, words or all of the above, that tell a story. There are many different types of story telling that are either fit into fiction or non fiction. Storytelling usually has a specific style formed with an event, or events, with characters, and give a feeling to viewers or readers that the story completes. With stories there has to be a writer and narrator that allows the audience access to the events in the story, the story can be presented to the audience through a sequence of event in a film, spoken aloud, or read by the audience. An audience doesn't get a story straight from the writer, therefore the writer has to tell the story through a sequence of events and images to explain the story, and the meaning of what the writer is trying to say through the story. Storytelling allows a writer to create a story, and show this through images in a way that allows the audience to understand the meaning. Every story has background into the characters, events, and the world the writer is trying to portray, there is a plot within a story, and every story will always have an intended audience the writer is aiming for.
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