Public Speaking, Movement and Gesture (Highlights) - 1940s

[inspirationalspeake]

There is never enough of this kind or amazingly optimistic and wonderful work.

[motivationalspeake]

Thank you for sharing the great knowledge with us.

[pf126p]

"Nonverbal communication" it's called. My mother pioneered a Master's thesis on it in The 70s, and the differences between Poles and Americans - including proximity, gestures, eye contact.

[Barkim360]

Wisdom is wise action indeed action is a universal language.

[radudeATL]

They sure did have high waists back in the 40s!

[viklondon]

watta loada bollocks

[shouyuan813]

great

[Barndancer61]

Actually this film was made in the mid '50's not the '40's.

[thedivinemisswhite]

So endearing.

[carbondp3]

lol, vintage

yea, get that swirling text outta there

[vtecivicsib18]

man shut up fool

[OldVideoPro]

Get rid of that swirling caption every 30 seconds. Totally counter-productive.

[TheFAQGuys]

I am a public speaker too and this film is indeed pure nostalgia. Great video!

[actionmentalitytv]

I like this video because I'm just starting my speaking career. Check out my speech and leave a comment please.

[RENEDU2]

that damn commercial banderole s annoying..and it ain t working for me!

[magictainment]

Great presentaion. Well spoken and good points to ponder.

Dave & Lindy

MAGICTAINMENT

[MagmaFox]

Noise reduction left a rather annoying residue in the background.

[jeffreymcneill]

Too bad for the annoying advertising swirling across the video, extremely distracting and disappointing

[AaronChrisBall]

I know, I know. Sorry for the "annoying advertising," folks. These are only on my early clips - none of my recent ones. I got better and smarter. (All from watching these films!) :)

[jeffreymcneill]

Excellent

[xfactor21a]

I'm a public speaker and this documentary serves as an timeless reminder that body language is an important skill.

[gombis666]

Thanks for posting these. I love Movietone and Coronet educational films. This shit is great!