Communication/ Media Training
November 7th, 2006 by Kate Carleton
Today, most professionals will be asked to give a talk to a professional organization or interview with the press, radio or TV. Do you know how to use the camera to your advantage and work with the lighting to make you look good? Most people would rather be the one in the coffin than be the person delivering the eulogy. Knowing the tools and techniques of effective speaking is essential to becoming a good presenter. A good speaker can deliver an engaging and powerful talk or give a monotone, boring speech that puts people to sleep.
93% of an audience’s perception of you is based upon how you say something, not what you say! Only 7% of the audience’s impression of you is actually based upon the content!
Using her 15 yrs of acting training, Kate has you present a talk on camera and gives authentic feedback, and teaches you the necessary acting exercises to help you overcome fears, present with authenticity and power, and create a strong presence whether speaking to the Board of Directors, colleagues, or the corporate sales force.