Stage fright and what to do

United States, 1949

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Episode of Series “Speech”.
Analyzes the causes of stage fright and shows how an inexperienced public speaker can overcome it in the following ways: Realise that someone in the audience is interested your experiences; prepare the speech, using examples, stories, reasons and conclusions; practise the presentation of the speech; speak directly to friendly members of the audience; ignore small mistakes; concentrate on what is to be said, not on how it is presented.

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Centron Production

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00:09:30:00

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United States
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1949

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Speech

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Speech

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