the audience [Theme] Page 1

You can't communicate with only one part of the room. You have to communicate with the whole room. And then there are speakers who turn only to the middle of the hall, not paying attention to the flanks and front rows.

No need to hang over the front rows. People don't like this. There should be a distance between the speaker and the audience. This is a prerequisite for a good and memorable performance.

The audience is alarmed when the speaker's hands are clenched into fists. The speaker is not a boxer and fists are not needed during the performance, so palms should be open.

Gestures should be spontaneous, not memorized. The audience sees prepared and fake gestures. The palms should be open, and most of the gestures should be done in the area of your own chest.

The main thing is movement, and then the audience will not be able to get bored.

Every speaker who sets himself the goal of performing well must remember that it is imperative to move and gesture. Even if you feel stiffness and fear during your performance, walk in front of the audience to the left and then to the right and try to move your hands. Believe me, the fear will pass in time.

A speaker without gestures is like a broken TV, in which the frame is frozen, and the sound goes.

A good speaker is constantly on the move. You need to move in front of the audience to the left, then to the right, then to the center.

Move, move and move - this rule should be known to any speaker.

The golden rule of the speaker - in front of the public you need to walk. Even if you are at a business presentation or speaking on the podium, look for an opportunity to take at least a few steps.
Viewers like to consider the speaker in profile, then full face.

Don't ask the audience, just tell them what you want to say. The public is interested in everything.

Know that ill-wishers will seize any opportunity to disrupt your performance and your task is not to give them such an opportunity.

Spectators disrupt the speech of the speaker deliberately or from an excess of their own rudeness and ignorance.

The first sentence is the introductory part. The second sentence is the main part and the third sentence is the conclusion.
Everything turns out to be very simple if the complex is made simple.
All performances without exception are built on this principle.
Presentation of the film in three sentences:
- Dear viewers! - It's an introduction.
- Now you will watch an amazing story about human destiny, love and devotion performed by the world's best cinema stars. - That's the main part.
- We wish you a pleasant viewing and hope that the film will give you an unforgettable experience! - That's the conclusion.
Once again about the structure of the performance. Any speech consists of three main parts: introduction, main part and conclusion.