“Knowing that someone is going to be moving to a piece of music is just as useful as knowing what the vocal range of a singer is.” -composer Suzy Wilde

- Facilitate a sandbox for writers to explore the movement possibilities within their work

- Open the door for artists to imagine their work in a three dimensional way for the first time

- If needed, thoughtfully connect writers with bold movement counterparts - without expectation

The writers were talking excitedly about how your discussion blew their imaginations open.” -Kevin Wong, on TMM‘s Noteworthy lecture

- Highlight ways for writers to consider movement as a storytelling device in their work

- Provide a “movement sounding board” for writers in a classroom, roundtable, lecture, or virtual setting

- Encourage writers to take down any self-imposed ceilings on their work

“The art of attending to movement.” — Katherine Profeta, Yale School of Drama

- Consult, identify and discuss movement opportunities for writers in their stories - be a movement sounding board

- Demystify how movement can be used in a writer’s storytelling

- Empower writers to take bold risks in their storytelling