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Holograms? Hula hoops? What do they have to do with delivering an unforgettable presentation? Mark and Darren explain how and why holograms help you to vividly create scenes in the minds of your audiences. This simple but potent technique will allow you to transform your speech into an experience.
SNIPPETS:
• Holograms appear in the audience’s mind whether you’re aware or not
• Holograms establish characters and scenes
• You can point to a hologram and the audience will recall the scene/story
• Holograms have experiential value
• Holograms have emotional impact
• Use the depth and width of the platform to make holograms more vivid
• Use hula hoops – INSIDE is dialogue; OUTSIDE, speak to your audience
• BLOCK spots on stage. Use them to show MOMENTS of TRANSFORMATION
• Time progresses audience left to right
• Decide what scene/character/story each hologram represents
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Holograms? Hula hoops? What do they have to do with delivering an unforgettable presentation? Mark and Darren explain how and why holograms help you to vividly create scenes in the minds of your audiences. This simple but potent technique will allow you to transform your speech into an experience.
SNIPPETS:
• Holograms appear in the audience’s mind whether you’re aware or not
• Holograms establish characters and scenes
• You can point to a hologram and the audience will recall the scene/story
• Holograms have experiential value
• Holograms have emotional impact
• Use the depth and width of the platform to make holograms more vivid
• Use hula hoops – INSIDE is dialogue; OUTSIDE, speak to your audience
• BLOCK spots on stage. Use them to show MOMENTS of TRANSFORMATION
• Time progresses audience left to right
• Decide what scene/character/story each hologram represents
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