Meghan J. Ward is an outdoor, travel and adventure writer based in Banff, Canada, a Fellow of the Royal Canadian Geographical Society, and the author of Lights to Guide Me Home. Meghan has written several books, as well as produced content for anthologies, blogs and film, including a documentary-in-progress (Wildflowers) which traces the remarkable life of early 20th century explorer/artist, Mary Schäffer Warren. Meghan’s magazine credits include Kootenay Mountain Culture, Mountain Life, IMPACT, Outdoor Photographer Magazine, Canadian Geographic and Adventure Journal. She has worked in editorial at several titles, including the award-winning Canadian Rockies Annual and Alpinist Magazine. She loves to explore the wild and the world with her partner Paul Zizka and take their daughters along for the ride.
Every adventure, big or small, has a story waiting to be told. Whether you’re a filmmaker capturing a daring expedition or a writer embarking on simpler adventures, this one-hour workshop will help you uncover and craft compelling narratives from your experiences.
In this workshop, you’ll learn how to identify the heart of your adventure, structure your story for impact, and leverage basic storytelling elements to grab the attention of an audience and those who can amplify your work: media and publishers. You’ll explore techniques to elevate your unique perspective and ensure your story resonates with others.
Join writer and film producer Meghan J. Ward to transform your adventures into stories that inspire and connect.
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