Contrary to popular belief, good public speaking is not an innate talent, but a matter of technique, work, and practice. And while it is true that not everyone has the same ease, the same goes for all human activities, from football to baking. And who better than an actor to t...
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Técnicas para hablar en público, bolsillo B4P
Contrary to popular belief, good public speaking is not an innate talent, but a matter of technique, work, and practice. And while it is true that not everyone has the same ease, the same goes for all human activities, from football to baking. And who better than an actor to teach us how to speak in public? Deb Gottesman and Buzz Mauro put their valuable stage experience at the service of anyone who wants to lose their fear of the audience's gaze and aims to learn how to persuade, which is always the main objective of acting, an activity that is both physical and intellectual. The reader will discover skills in this work that they never suspected they had. Often, it is enough to change the approach for the activity that was most difficult for us to become an exciting child's game. Because it is no accident that the actor's work is called "play" in French, English, and German. However, all children know that even play has its rules, strategies, and tricks; mastering it requires learning. |
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