Public Speaking

SPEAK UP - SPEAK OUT - SPEAK TRUE

Public Speaking is the number one fear in the world. We fear what we do not understand. Like anything, effective public speaking requires learning a set of skills, practicing those skills and then applying those skills. While public speaking is performative, it is not a performance. It is about sharing your authentic self, your ideas, and effectively communicating an intention.

Having worked at several advertising rep firms over the years I developed a keen knack for implementing clear communication structures for my teammates, creating and curating original client pitches as well as establishing interviewing protocols and procedures.

The first step is identifying a clear intention or outcome, then using the appropriate communication tools to achieve the intended outcome.

The more tools you have access to, the more effectively you can adjust your communication style accordingly.

Theatre exercises cultivate one's ability to read their audience, actively listen, respond with a "yes and" attitude while incorporating tools and techniques that animate all five senses allowing for clear and concise communication.

Illuminating these tools and techniques can support improved communication with everyday relationships, virtual meetings, presentations, trainings, interviews, networking and the like.