Presentation Lessons From A 37 Year Old Fish Movie

http://presentationexpressions.com In this presentation lesson, I'm going to show you how a 37 year old fish movie can teach us some valuable presentation lessons. "Huh? What?" I can hear you saying. Don't worry, I haven't gone totally crazy... yet.

You see, I thought it would be great to show you how you can improve your presentation skills by learning techniques that will help you get the audience's attention. And one of the best things to learn from is a great, exciting movie. I think you'll be able to see how you can use this technique throughout your presentation.

So this will help your presentation introduction, main presentation content, and just about everywhere else. But what movie am I talking about? You'll have to watch and find out!

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All the best.

Carl


Used to make this video:
Camera: iPhone 4
Microphone: Edutige EIM-003 with 5 meter extension cable
Audio Recorder: Zoom H1
Video Recording App: Filmic Pro
Editing: Final Cut Pro X


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[Sophie Park]

Hi Carl

iIam taking an wriien exam tomorrow, and putting your fantastic advice into my writings.

Thanks a great deal!!!

[CarlKwan1]

Good luck! Let me know how it goes! :)

[Tomás Lucas Arcos]

Great! You make easy to do what seems difficult in really. Do you have or know some real example, any presentation in youtube, that you can advice me? Thanks you. Regards.

[CarlKwan1]

Thanks, Tomás! Not sure where you can see some real examples in presentations, but I think the Apple presentations do a lot of what I said.