For more than 30 years, I've worked in storytelling formats: From short stories to plays, screenplays, teleplays, network newscasts and segments, documentaries, novels, podcasting, and in university classrooms. I’ve seen my work on stage, screen, and on the page. It’s been called “notable” by Apple Podcasts and ranked #1 on Amazon.
Stories are how we get to know each other. They are how we connect. Stories are the shorthand we use to figure out if we are in the right room with the right people.
The Storyline Sessions
I’ve taken what I’ve learned about storytelling and put it into the Storyline Sessions, a four-week course that will turn your team into master storytellers, inspiring presenters, and creative digital media-makers.
Red Cup Agency
The best part of what I do at Red Cup is collaborative. My motto here has always been “let’s do our best work together.” I’ve developed podcasting as the media focus at Red Cup because podcasting is a great way to celebrate storytelling, and you can tell your story with interviews, audiobooks, and immersive narratives.
It’s challenging and fun to stretch the boundaries of what we call a story, whether it is told in an minute, or an hour, on your phone, or desktop, or on the page. We are storytelling animals — we can’t help but tell stories.
We offer two production streams. We’ll develop your podcast from the idea stage, taking it into production. Or we optimize podcast production workflows, saving you time and effort.
Red Cup is in the business of helping people remember your brand and what you stand for. We help people see you as the visionary that you are, and make your mission top of mind.
Let’s make something great together. Let’s make a great story.
— Lee Schneider, founder of Red Cup Agency and facilitator of the Storyline Sessions
“Let’s make something great together. Let’s tell a great story.”
Why tell stories?
“Stories are how we get to know each other. They are how we connect.”
