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- 1. TED Talks Presentation Matthew Gallagher September 07, 2012
- 2. My Speaker: Andrew Stanton • Andrew Stanton is a screenwriter/director whose films include Finding Nemo, Wall- E, and John Carter. • His speech is called The Clues to a Great Story.
- 3. Some Points From His Speech • Keep the audience guessing. As he said, “Don’t give (the audience) 4, give them 2 +2.” • Make the audience care. • Give the main character an underlying goal. • Draw from personal experiences because it helps the story seem more real and connects more with the audience.
- 4. Stanton engaged his audience at the beginning by getting straight to the point.
- 5. • Stanton kept his audience engaged throughout by showing clips from his movies as examples. • He also used a lot of personal examples which really caught the audience’s attention and something I really liked.
- 6. • Stanton was really into what he was talking and made the audience feel engaged throughout. • On a scale of 1 to 5 I would give him a 4. • He could improve by not glancing at his script every few seconds.
- 7. What I Have Learned • Be enthused about what you are talking about. • Know what you want to say before you say it. • Keep the audience engaged by using personal examples (but not too many).
- 8. Sir Ken Robinson • Ken Robinson is a professional speaker and educationalist. • He is originally from Liverpool, England and now lives in Los Angeles, California. • In his speeches he was talking about how school and our education system squanders creativity.
- 9. Stanton vs. Robinson Stanton Robinson • Was a good speaker but • Knew what he was saying kept glancing over at his with not too many glances script. at his script. • Used video and personal • Used humor and personal examples to keep his examples to keep his audience engaged. audience’s attention. • Really got to the point. • Got to the point. Overall: 4/5 Overall: 5/5
- 10. What can you learn? • Be engaged in what you are saying. • Know what you want to say before you say it. • Get to the point. • Use humor and personal examples t keep the audience engaged.
- 11. Photos and Speeches Courtesy of Speeches From • http://www.ted.com Photos From • http://wikipedia.org • http://www.cartooncharacters.com • http://1dayfilmschool.com • http://images.ted.com • http://Webinarlistings.com • http://images.catchsmile.com • http://itsmypulp.files.wordpress.com