"Use different inflections of voice to add moments of fear or excitement to your story.
In general, tell a story with intensity and direct contact.
At a certain point in the story where you know that the victim or person in the story might let out a scream - break your intensity with a sudden shout or scream.
With proper timing everyone listening will literally lift about two inches off their seats."
--from "Campfire Stories" by William Forgey, M.D.
Demonstrated by Stephanie at the library's "Summer Scaries" program.
In general, tell a story with intensity and direct contact.
At a certain point in the story where you know that the victim or person in the story might let out a scream - break your intensity with a sudden shout or scream.
With proper timing everyone listening will literally lift about two inches off their seats."--from "Campfire Stories" by William Forgey, M.D.
Demonstrated by Stephanie at the library's "Summer Scaries" program.
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