Keynote speaker Cristy Burne blends science, story and innovation (15 minutes unedited)

Speaker and author, Cristy Burne brings science, story, engagement and laughs to every event.

From CERN to science circuses on two continents, Cristy Burne blends science, story and innovation.

Avril Likes Ants by Cristy Burne, read by Lilian Tran

A keynote speaker who can lift your audience, bring the laughs and also the learning.

Clear communication: Move from complex to clear, from heard to remembered, from connection to action

Clear direction: Move from busy to focused, from overwhelmed to decisive, from ideas to action.

One Day Soon: a verse novel (trailer animation handmade with Scratch :-))

Are you ready for a creative challenge?

A storyteller. A scientist. A strictly non-professional dancer.

Don't miss the anomaly: how agility and creativity give you an edge

Are you overfitting your life? How to innovate through uncertainty

Cristy Burne | Keynote speaker

Cristy Burne | The power of three

Cristy Burne at Words Out West festival event

Cristy Burne: School show in action!

Cristy Burne | Author and Speaker Events | Blending science and story to inspire change.

Dive Into The Blue with children's author Cristy Burne's new book

Ultra Violet reviews from Books + Publishing, Cristy Burne, Rebel Challenger and Leonardo da Pinchi

Unboxing in style! Ultra Violet arrives ❤️🥳⭐😎🎊🤩🎉

Cristy answers questions about To The Lighthouse from Mrs Wallace's Year 4s at Excelsior Primary 😎⭐🥰

Live at Scribblers Fest on Mother's Day - it's Cristy Burne using creative thinking to save the day!

Cristy Burne and Denis Knight make a fire extinguisher (for fans of the Wednesday Weeks series)

Cristy Burne and Denis Knight make a working compass (for fans of the Wednesday Weeks series)

Cristy Burne and Denis Knight experiment with red cabbage (for fans of the Wednesday Weeks series)

Cristy Burne and Denis Knight experiment with a balance toy (for fans of the Wednesday Weeks series)

Cristy Burne and Denis Knight experiment with a scytale (for fans of the Wednesday Weeks series)

Cristy Burne and Denis Knight experiment with invisible ink (for fans of the Wednesday Weeks series)

Cristy Burne and Denis Knight program a sandwich robot (for fans of the Wednesday Weeks series)

Cristy Burne and Denis Knight experiment with seeing sound (for fans of the Wednesday Weeks series)

Dungeon catering: Eel sorbet (a recipe for fans of the Wednesday Weeks series)

Dungeon catering: Gorgomoth's seaweed jam (for fans of the Wednesday Weeks series)

Dungeon catering: Sardine and strawberry cake (for fans of the Wednesday Weeks series)

Dungeon catering: Gorgomoth's famous liquorice jelly (for fans of the Wednesday Weeks series)

Dungeon catering: Sausage donuts (a recipe for fans of the Wednesday Weeks series)

Dungeon Catering: Gorgomoth's Candied Asparagus (a recipe for fans of the Wednesday Weeks series)

Flight of the Laundry Fairy, performed by Denis Knight and Cristy Burne on behalf of Wednesday Weeks

West Australian Young Readers: thank you for voting in the WA Young Readers Book Awards!!! WAYRBA!

Wednesday Weeks funny books for ages ten and up: Which character are you?

Do you plan books before you write them? Behind the scenes with BENEATH THE TREES

Adventure fiction with Fremantle Press

Want to keep a reader's attention? Be surprising!

Use all your senses and cluck like a chicken

Writing a short story? Remember to start late, finish early

Writing BENEATH THE TREES: a rainforest hike gone bad!

Writing a story? Make the most of your experiences

Storytelling advice: Stick to (and break) the rules

What part of nature inspires you most?

Why your characters should use scientific method: try, fail, learn and try again

Lessons in creativity from science

Being brave: behind the scenes of my first Facebook Live.

How do you know when your book draft is finished?

When do you first remember being creatively brave?

Why it's time we started writing scientists as heroes

Telling the story of Prof Fiona Wood

What do you do when you're stuck?

How can I edit my work?

What is your writing routine?

What is the basic story structure for a short story?

Meteorite on the way? Why science says to do your hair