‘Pecha Kucha’ is the art of storytelling done in a 20×20 format (20 slides, 20 seconds). First devised in Tokyo back in 2003 as an event for designers and architects to come together and network, the format has stuck and has reinvented storytelling and presentations for the community. 91 Springboard is hosting a Pecha Kucha Nights with imminent speakers on Saturday, June 16 and you should go.
This Japanese Storytelling Style Is Now In India And You Can Experience It At This Event
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What Is It?
Who Is It For?
Makers, innovators, designers, creators, thinkers and anyone who wants to learn something new.
Why Should I Go?
The panel has an interesting mix of people talking about various subjects. Whether it’s Esha Sridhar, Founder of The Plane Jar and an LGBTQI activist, Teena Kaur Pasricha, independent director, Dedeepya Reddy, found of the initiative ‘Chal Rang De’ – you will get to witness an interesting evening with stirring conversations.
So, We're Saying...
Hate long speeches? Then you will love this format. Each slide gets 20 seconds so you can bet that it’s going to be precise and effective.
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