About Presentations
Every presentation is a performance. Every performance has a performer, a space that can be called stage, an audience and a script. Awareness of those four determine the difference between successful and unsuccessful performances. Every performer, worth his salt, has stage fright. Stage Fright is a feeling an energy that is usually directed towards the inside of the performer. Since it is energy it can be redirected, I will show you how.
Every performance has a beginning. This is one of the most crucial moments. I will show how to make it count. The stage has big influence on a performance. I will show you how to be aware of limitations and opportunities and how to make use of it. The audience is always on the receiving end and yet its influence must never be underrated.
If the audience is receiving, the performer must deliver. How to read an audience during performing, what to use, what to discard and how to do it, that I will show you. A Script always exists. Even when experienced and highly skilled performers seem to produce out of thin air, it is truly the long run that led to a repertoire that one can rely on, draw from it.
One side of the script is the drama, the story, the narrative, the other side is the outer movements, gestures, actions that support the spoken word. How to get those things aligned, I will show you.