What’s your Story? How are you going to tell it?
At StoryArk, we empower student voices and equip young artists to succeed. Students in grades six through twelve become a part of creative teams that work with professional artists to imagine and produce narrative podcasts, short films, comedic web series and a literary magazine that publishes prose, poetry and visual arts. We ask youth, “What’s your story? How do you want to tell it?” They respond in ways that transform not only themselves, but also the audience who gains empathy and understanding of the student experience.
Discover your passion with StoryArk
Learn how to produce a narrative podcast from start to finish! Including writing, voice acting, recording, editing, and uploading the finished product to iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play, and More!
Write the story, get behind or in front of the camera, edit, produce, direct, lights up and ACTION! Learn the basics of film production!
Learn the basics of great writing and get your stories published! We're always on the lookout for those interested in writing Poetry, Prose, etc! Submit your work to be published in our Boom Site Literary Magazine
At StoryArk we live by the motto Student driven, Student led. However, each class is guided by our professional mentors and volunteers that have worked in the business and provides a skill set perfect for helping mold the perfect stories.
Discover what it's like to get in the writers room, and get behind the microphone as a voice actor. Hone your skills as an editor and make friends along the way. Find out who you want to be.
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Check out a whole new kind of podcast! Welcome to The Belles of March! a
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Session 1: Fall classes (September-to March) have opened for registration!
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Students sharing with students StoryArk's student groups gather to share
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Write | Act | Compose | Record Now in its fourth season and open for
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StoryArk now has an app so you can take us anywhere you go! Look for
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Join the staff as a prose, poetry or visual arts editor We are excited to
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402 Main Street North #350 Stillwater, MN 55082. Located on the 3rd floor of the Isaac Staples Sawmill Building
