Archive for the ‘Video’ Category
Thursday, June 7th, 2012
After confessing about my Stand-In Superpower of observation, I thought I'd follow up with a more in depth discussion.
In this week's Show & Tell video, I highlight three reasons storytellers make great observers and vice versa (Plus a peek at the new intro for the weekly videos... you like?):
Note: This video is also about twice as long as it should be for those of you looking to make "How To" type videos for your websites. Under three minutes is the goal and two minutes is ideal. Next time I'll stop being such a blabber mouth....
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Tags: big picture, blogging, conferences, observation, public speaking, storytelling, video
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Wednesday, May 30th, 2012
As promised in yesterday's post about the importance of editing when telling our stories, this video is my little labor of love.
I wanted to share my story in a way my words couldn't.
May I present to you:
Disappear
(Note: You may want to let to the video load for a few seconds before watching to ensure a smooth viewing and clearer image)
{For more on the experience, feel free to peruse these past posts:}
Travel Narratives
The Best of Times, The Worst of Times: A Bus Ride In Myanmar
Building
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Tags: Asia, Burma, Cambodia, iPhone, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand, travel, video
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Wednesday, May 23rd, 2012
{This is part four in a four part series exploring the four elements of Diamond Grading as a muse for sharing our stories: Clarity, Carat, Color, and Cut}.
In this week's SHOW & TELL video, we're talking about three facets that are crucial to delivering a shiny speech:
1. Starting off with a bang
2. Crafting well-designed transitions
3. Ending with a grand finale
Here's a closer look at delivering a presentation with shape and flow:
{Psst this website is getting a major make-over! Wanna help celebrate? I'd be
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Tags: presentations, public speaking, storytelling, transitions, video
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Thursday, May 17th, 2012
A few days ago I wrote about "color" and how I love color because personal preference is so subjective.
Today's video is also about not following the flock. It's about knowing your our own voice and personality and confidently bringing them to the table when speaking on camera or on stage.
I present to you:
Three Fun & Easy Tips to Be More YOU In Front Of An Audience:
Like I say in the video, if you have any questions, feel free to email me or leave them in the comments below- I'd love to hear from you!
And if you want to
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Tags: on camera, on stage, personality, presentations, public speaking, speaking, video, voice
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Friday, May 11th, 2012
The theme for this week here on SHOW & TELL is all about sharing stories that have a strong impact and make a real connection.
In today's video, you'll learn the secret to giving a knock-out speech and why it has nothing to do with fancy packaging. Yep- it's up to you to give your message meaning and inspire the audience to their feet!
As promised in the video, here's the link to the engaging TED Talk from National Geographic photographer, Paul Nicklen (notice that he wins over the audience and gets his point across even though he's clearly very nervous):
And
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Tags: Carat, on camera, presentation, public speaking, storytelling, substitution, video
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