haishuo lee on speech

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SpeechHaishuo Lee

Why Learn Speech?

Speech = The Art of

Mass Control

What will be included?

What will NOT be included?

The CD of Speech

Content + Delivery

Content

Start by Imitating

Speech Analysis

Example: Audience Analysis

[Audience Analysis]

Yes! We can!Barack Obama

Who is Jon Favreau?

Background

The Election of America

Senator Clinton =Hilary Clinton

A new race or

A new gender

New Hampshire

Audience Analysis

Know “who” you are talking to

Make your stories reach deep into their hearts!

How?

The Power of Empathy

It’s not about what your say.

It’s about how they feel!

Questions:What they have been through?

How do they feel about it?What’s the connection?

The analysis of Yes! We can!

It was a creed written into the founding documents that declared the destiny of a nation

1776 The Creation of

The Declaration of Independence

It was whispered by slaves and abolitionists as they blazed a trail toward freedom through the darkest of nights.

1861The Emancipation

Proclamation

It was sung by immigrants as they struck out from distant shores and pioneers who pushed westward against an unforgiving wilderness.

1839-1889West Pioneer

Period

It was the call of workers who organized

1890 Worker Union

women who reached for the ballot;

1893Woman Suffrage

(Vote Right)

a President who chose the moon as our new frontier

1969Moon

Landing

a King who took us to the mountaintop and pointed the way to the Promised Land.

1963 I have a dreamBy M. L. King

What’s in common among these

stories?

They all fight through difficulties

Application

Whom are you speaking to in a speech contest?

Judges!

How old are they?

What kind of stories will make

a sure-fire?

What kind of stories can always hit most people?

Think, then talk.Let your audience

hear what theywant to hear.

Script Writing

Discussion First Draft

Revision x N Final (7 days at least)

One idea only

Use:Mental movie

Simile/Metaphors Examples in daily life

has no limitation

Structure:Thesis statement

ExperienceConclusion

Why experience? 1. Emotion touches people

2. Easier to memorize 3. Body language

Most Common Mistake:

Start to Write on Paper

A speech for the ear

Recorder Draft

Things to Avoid

Why not memorize the script: 1. Audience will find out

2. Bad for impromptu3. Ties up body language

Always a scriptby the speaker

Themes to Avoid

Movie = bad choice

Novel = bad choice

Speech = bad choice

Delivery

On Facial Expression

Facial Expressions

1. Anchor Practice

7 Common Emotions of Men

Anger

Disgust

Fear

Happy

Sad

Scorn

Surprise

2. Mirror Practice

3. Guessing Game

On Stage Fright

Stage

Fright

But, People Hate to Speak!

Speaking to a GroupHeights InsectsFinantial ProblemDeep WaterSicknessDeathFlying

41%

32%

24%23%

20%

19%

18%

17%

Speech as a gift

Stage time = everything

Stranger Practice

Eye Contact

Direction

Practice

Zigzag

Practice

Glass trick

Vocal Variety

VolumeSpeedPause

Lake Practice

Join a Choir

Gestures

Speech is not Drama

Other than Speakers

“Proper” hair style

Costume

Transformer

Practice

FinalRecommendations

1. Join a theater

Interaction with others

Stage usage

Master the Props

2. Be like a Cook

3. Wait for the

Spotlight

Before We Go…

Million Dollar Questions

Before the Contest

#1 If you had to sum up the message of your speech in one or two brief sentences, what would it be?

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#2 What will the audience be compelledto think, feel, or do differently afterthey've heard your speech?

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After the Contest

• 1. Were you happy with your speech and the way you delivered it?

• 2. Is this the highest level that you have achieved?

• 3. Was it a fair result in your opinion and the opinion of your friends?

Resources

TED

AR

TM

Reference

Picture used (all C.C. Authorized from flickr):Emotion: Mc KnoellMovie: Andrei ZNovel: duncanSpeech: Kheel Center, Cornell UniversityEye: notsogoodphotographyear: Menage a Moirecorder: readerwalkerChef: Vanessa Pike-RussellOne way: danieljohnsonjrImagination: HNBDTheater Prop: mrMark:Theater: DeSales UniversityNervous: andres.thorCostume: gtrwndr87Gesture: Justin SloanStage: allertInteraction: BTO EducationalGift: Maeflower72Pedestrian: UrbanGrammarMicrophone: visual.dichotomy

Hair style: London College of Fashion short coursesSpot light: Andrew MasonEye contact: drewleavyGlasses: SheepGuardingLlamaChoir: tracy out westlake: Odalaightransformer: Daniel Semperzigzag: chrisinplymouthCommon Expressions: Anger: chexedHappy: KoshykSurprise: Jeremy BrooksFear: Christi NielsenSad: Capt. TimDisgust: Jeremy BrooksScorn: Mr Jaded

Picture used:Jon Favreau: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jon_Favreau_(speechwriter) Hillary Rodham Clinton: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hillary_clinton United States Declaration of Independence: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Declaration_of_Independence Emancipation Proclamation:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Emancipation_Proclamation Western (genre): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Western_(genre) Women's suffrage: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Women%27s_suffrage Utility Workers Union of America: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utility_Workers_Union_of_America Apollo 11: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1969_moon_landing I Have a Dream: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_have_a_dream

Q & A