Public Speaking Tips

22
Create a positive self image - imagine a successful speech!

description

Tips on the use of your musical instrument - your voice.

Transcript of Public Speaking Tips

Page 1: Public Speaking Tips

Create a positive self image - imagine a successful speech!

Page 2: Public Speaking Tips

Do Yoga Breathing Acupressure

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SLz6Vbxz2L0

Page 3: Public Speaking Tips

Autogenic Training

http://www.guidetopsychology.com/autogen.htm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0e8l8dUxuA

Page 5: Public Speaking Tips

Diction, Slang, anat

“No, thank you….I have had a sufficiency, more would be a redundancy. Already my gastronomic satiety has reached its ultimatum.”

Page 6: Public Speaking Tips
Page 7: Public Speaking Tips

overassimilation

“I dunno”“Probly”“Havta”

“Woulda/coulda/shoulda” “Uzshly”“Gonna”“Wanna”“Cancha”

Page 8: Public Speaking Tips

Most overused and meaningless words today

http://www.askmen.com/top_10/entertainment/top-10-most-overused-words.html

Page 9: Public Speaking Tips

30 Second Ride

Page 10: Public Speaking Tips

Voice Control

Volume – mic or no mic Pitch Speed

150-170 WPM Modulation

http://www.speech-topics-help.com/speed-of-speech.html

Page 11: Public Speaking Tips

The Pause That Refreshes

Pause before emphasizing an important word or concept. Doing that will make you punch out what comes next to show the audience this is important.

Page 12: Public Speaking Tips

Speed up your rate to show excitement. Speeding up will invariably make the tone of voice more urgent and compelling.

Page 13: Public Speaking Tips

Relive Your Story in Your Mind

See in your mind the story you are telling. This will translate into your vocal quality.

Train yourself to relive the story as you tell it and you will see a difference in your tone of voice.

Page 14: Public Speaking Tips

Define a place in your speech that might be considered a "wow" factor for the audience. When you get to that point, the audience will think, "Wow! I did not realize that!”

If you can anticipate that point in the speech, you will be more likely to put punch into the tone of voice as you speak and your content will impact your audience with greater effect.

Page 15: Public Speaking Tips

Give Them Face Include vivid facial expression or bigger gestures when you get to an emotional or dramatic part of your presentation. More expressive body movement body will often be reflected in the tone of your voice.

Page 16: Public Speaking Tips

Include dialogue in your speech.

Narrating a conversation will cause you to vary speaking rate and volume to accommodate the different characters in your story so that your tone of voice will be more expressive.

Page 17: Public Speaking Tips

Your Voice is The Voicehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EbrVyZmfte4

Page 18: Public Speaking Tips

Jabberwocky

Page 19: Public Speaking Tips

Turn Your Speech Into a Journey

Create a journey that is familiar to you.

BREAK THE SPEECH DOWN TO CLEAR IMAGES THAT REMIND YOU ABOUT WHAT YOU WANT TO TALK ABOUT

– THINK OF THE LANDMARKS, TURNS, VISUAL INTEREST

POINTS•BRIDGE

•RED BARN•DEAD ZONE•BIKER BAR

•WALMART•JIMMY STEART AIRPORT

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=thg6LbcQdRc

Page 20: Public Speaking Tips

TELL A STORY FROM YOUR YOUTH AND USE THE METHODS

DESCRIBED GETTING LOST BEING AFRAID YOUR 15 MINUTES OF FAME

A BIG FIGHT LOSING SOMETHING YOU TREASURED

BEING EMBARRASED

Page 21: Public Speaking Tips

USE VISUAL AIDS – BRING SOMETHING NEXT WEEK

http://blog.crazyegg.com/2013/05/28/online-presentation-tools/

19 Free Presentation

Tools to Wow Your Audience

http://www.thelilypadcottage.com/2013/03/10-chalkboard-tips-and-tricks.html

Page 22: Public Speaking Tips

Never, ever, ever……………

apologize