Create A Demo With Thurston Hargrove
We are thrilled to share an exciting new storytelling curriculum for you and your students!
This learning experience includes a student-facing mini-series of videos. The curriculumĀ is designed for students in grades one through graduate school. They will be a powerful way to bring industry professionals and world-class storytelling standards into your classroom.
More About the Curriculum
This learning experience will be useful for teachers who are teaching any of the following
- Poetry and/ or Literary Techniques
- Art & Design
- Music Creating, Performing, Responding, or Connecting Standards
- STEAM
- Technology
- Literacy
The curriculum includes flexible modules that take five 45-minute blocks to use in your classroom.
Curriculum
Standards Addressed
Poetry and/ or Literary Techniques
Music Creating, Performing, Responding, or Connecting Standards
Poetry and/ or Literary Techniques
Art & Design
Music Creating, Performing, Responding, or Connecting Standards
STEAM
Technology
Literacy
Introduction
Course Overview
About Your Instructor
Create A Demo
Lesson 1 - Creating a Demo and Introduction of Guest Speaker
Lesson 2 - Choose a Concept and Music Selection
Lesson 3 - Create Your Demo and Tell Your Story
Lesson 4 - Record and Share!
Course Survey
Course survey and reflection
About Your Instructor
Originally from Bristol, Connecticut, Thurston Hargrove relocated to Atlanta to further his career in the music industry. As a songwriter/producer, Hargrove began working with Mike Jackson, the former VP of Creative at Sony Publishing. Through this collaboration, he was introduced to the scene and studios of Atlanta. His passion and energy for songwriting have led to a successful career which includes such credits as “Handle It” by Australian recording artist Jessica Mauboy and “How to Love” by Boston recording artist Tyneisha Keli. Working with the CornaBoyz production team, he co-wrote “She’s Gone” for the Island Def Jam group Brutha.
