Hey Patrick, I've been a stand up comedian, a TV presenter/reporter and Emcee for countless events and your point about envisioning the thing you're saying really hit me! Had never heard it put like that before and it's so true. Thanks so much!
i want to start my youtube channel where i talk about video games and movies that i like but reading out script naturally for me who was shy my whole life is the hardest part in the whole process and i hope this helps me get better at reading my script naturally
Thanks, I will try my best to use my imagination for protein synthesis and genetic point mutation to do a presentation haha. It was a useful video though.
Hi Patrick Great Info, Or maybe also helpful to create a script using Ms powerpoint, then use the existing ppt slides in a prompter. some kind of avoiding memorizing the script very helpful. Thank you for the review.
Very helpful tips, Thank you Patrick! what do you think about using slides with bullet points structure in a prompter, would it be a good option to sound natural as I have my concept in front of camera and therefore I don't have to follow word for word?.
Absolutely, @Kendrick Lincolin - having notes in billet point form is a terrific way to stay on topic, keep it structured and allow you to speak freely.
Great review. What if I use PPT Mirror tool features that allows me convert my own Powerpoint slides and use them as a teleprompter software, Would it be a better option to boost up the naturalness in front of camera than using apps that forces me to follow word for word?.
@Shannon Nyadziko, try both methods and see which one works best for you you. If you practice a few times beforehand, then I would recommend using the slides and speaking more free form. You’ll feel looser and sound much more natural.
@@pmz , I heard people talk highly about PPT Mirror, so I will definitely go for slides with bullet points to keep my conversation on target and my main goal is to keep my speech & presentation to more natural so the slides option is the key, thank you.
Hi Patrick, Thank you for the info, I use Powerpoint in prompter using ppt-mirror.com tool to mirror-flip slides my speech remains natural because the tool does not force me to read word for word which is easy for me to look directly into the camera and keep eye contact with audience without a worry of going-off script because I always have concept in mind and focus on bullet points. What do you think?.
I don't believe that I have the capability of being able to couch anything in a vernacular that's going to be understood by the people that you want me to talk to. I got to read it again because my mind is just a piece of shit this morning.
@Adnan Alishah - an image is a picture you imagine and see. If you were describing something peaceful and relaxing, you might imagine a picture of yourself relaxing on vacation in some beautiful place. An image is simply something you see that can naturally bring feeling to what you’re saying or describing. SEE what it is you’re talking about. Let me know if that helps!
He gives his tips at 3:32
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danke :) ^^
God Bless ya Eric!!!!! 😊
people like you go to heaven
omggg thank you. i was like get to the point
Hey Patrick, I've been a stand up comedian, a TV presenter/reporter and Emcee for countless events and your point about envisioning the thing you're saying really hit me! Had never heard it put like that before and it's so true. Thanks so much!
Plot twist: he’s reading off a script
Actually, on this one, I wasn’t using a teleprompter, but can you guess which videos out there I was using one?
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Hi Patrick, I've just become a fan of yours!
I have been looking for this. I really hate reading scripts as I get more nervous than speaking off cuff
Patrick
You're blessed with natural great voice.
I really like the way you help and talk to people, thank you!😊
i want to start my youtube channel where i talk about video games and movies that i like but reading out script naturally for me who was shy my whole life is the hardest part in the whole process and i hope this helps me get better at reading my script naturally
Hi Patrick.What an excellent presentation. Thoroughly enjoyed it! The energy is starting to flow already.
Thanks a lot!!! Tomorrow I have an important event and I feel a bit overwhelmed.
You are really rather good at communicating. Thanks
still useful! thanks
Love this and thoroughly enjoyed watching you speak!
I very much appreciate that, @Charlie Cooper. I’m beginning a new series. Come back and have a look!
Very valuable
I love your voice! So soothing.
Thank you Sir..
Thank you Tywin lanister! I loved you in game of thrones ❤️
LOVE YOU, MAN! Truly helpful!!!!!!!!
Thanks, @Dolph Createur!
When he said he knew I liked it, he was right
What a great video. Thank you for sharing, Patrick.
Thanks, I will try my best to use my imagination for protein synthesis and genetic point mutation to do a presentation haha. It was a useful video though.
Appreciate the video. Definitely helps.. thanks Patrick!
My pleasure, &Maximillian Koster. New videos coming!
Good tips!
Can you do a video on how to pad out a video by spending the first half of it setting it up?
Hi Patrick
Great Info, Or maybe also helpful to create a script using Ms powerpoint, then use the existing ppt slides in a prompter. some kind of avoiding memorizing the script very helpful.
Thank you for the review.
Good stuff, Patrick. 👍
I watched your video before every presentation of mine
Very helpful tips, Thank you Patrick! what do you think about using slides with bullet points structure in a prompter, would it be a good option to sound natural as I have my concept in front of camera and therefore I don't have to follow word for word?.
Absolutely, @Kendrick Lincolin - having notes in billet point form is a terrific way to stay on topic, keep it structured and allow you to speak freely.
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Awesome
AMAZING CONTENT
Thank you, @Dado Ferreira! Keep watching! Plenty more to come :-)
Patrick: thanks a lot. Very watchable, very clear. Superb advice!
Thanks, Frank!!! Come on back for more:)!
Great review.
What if I use PPT Mirror tool features that allows me convert my own Powerpoint slides and use them as a teleprompter software, Would it be a better option to boost up the naturalness in front of camera than using apps that forces me to follow word for word?.
@Shannon Nyadziko, try both methods and see which one works best for you you. If you practice a few times beforehand, then I would recommend using the slides and speaking more free form. You’ll feel looser and sound much more natural.
@@pmz , I heard people talk highly about PPT Mirror, so I will definitely go for slides with bullet points to keep my conversation on target and my main goal is to keep my speech & presentation to more natural so the slides option is the key, thank you.
Thankk you
Hi Patrick,
Thank you for the info, I use Powerpoint in prompter using ppt-mirror.com tool to mirror-flip slides my speech remains natural because the tool does not force me to read word for word which is easy for me to look directly into the camera and keep eye contact with audience without a worry of going-off script because I always have concept in mind and focus on bullet points. What do you think?.
Perfect! Once you’re comfortable with the teleprompter, you’re way ahead of the game. That’s terrific that you’re making it your own!
I don't believe that I have the capability of being able to couch anything in a vernacular that's going to be understood by the people that you want me to talk to. I got to read it again because my mind is just a piece of shit this morning.
Thank you Patrick
Would this option lead my speech to more natural, if I use powerpoint in a teleprompter?
Yes, it would. Try speaking more slowly with the teleprompter and let me know the results!
@@pmz Of course I will do so. Thank you Mr Patrick
@@pmz Thank you again Patrick , I Found the powerpoint mirroring app @ www.ppt-mirror.com..... get the free version and see the results..all the best
Nice
..sir. I didn't got point no 2 ...images what does this mean. I want to be a natural spokesperson.
@Adnan Alishah - an image is a picture you imagine and see. If you were describing something peaceful and relaxing, you might imagine a picture of yourself relaxing on vacation in some beautiful place. An image is simply something you see that can naturally bring feeling to what you’re saying or describing. SEE what it is you’re talking about. Let me know if that helps!
@@pmzsir thank you very much, I got your point ....keep good work.
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These darned zoom meetings and doing finance and audit committee presentations on camera with a new job and folks I’ve never met in-person…..UGH
I get it, @MoonLightOnWater - there is something powerful about being in the same room with another person.
Adrian Monk without hair !
Video starts at 03:49....literally half way through..when will this trend end?
Seems like he has good advice but on TH-cam you have to get straight to the point.
This whole video could have been 3 bullet points
Thanks mr putin
1st viewer
Nice work, Anshu!
The music is too loud
*yes,the no music is way too loud*
Lmao im 1 year late but im still laughing