Glossophobia - The Art Of Public Speaking & Presentation
Published 7/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.16 GB | Duration: 0h 50m

public speaking, presentation skills, emotions, storytelling, body language

What you'll learn

Introduction to the course

Glossophobia or Stage Fright: here We will discuss the causes and effects of Stage fright, and how to deal with it.

Content Writing: here We will provide tips and techniques for writing content that captures the audience's attention.

Stage Presence: here We will highlight strategies for preparing to appear on stage and delivering speeches with confidence and certainty.

Requirements

No prerequisite is needed for this course

Description

Hello, and welcome to this course titled "Glossophobia." My name is Ali Al-Farai. Let's get started.Glossophobia, also known as speech anxiety or stage fright, is a condition characterized by excessive anxiety and fear of public speaking. This fear can manifest in various contexts, whether in front of a large audience or even a small group of individuals in a modest meeting.The degree of phobia varies from one person to another; some may feel a slight tension while speaking, while others may experience severe fear and anxiety to the extent that it affects their daily lives.**[A very anxious man biting his nails]**In this course, we will cover three main points:1. Glossophobia or Stage Fright: here We will discuss the causes and effects of Stage fright, and how to deal with it.2. Content Writing: here We will provide tips and techniques for writing content that captures the audience's attention.3. Stage Presence: here We will highlight strategies for preparing to appear on stage and delivering speeches with confidence and certainty.This is a creative video with some actions added into it to make it more attractive to watch and can suit any level or age group.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Glossophobia or Stage Fright

Lecture 2 Stage Fright

Lecture 3 Benefits of Presenting or Speaking in Public

Lecture 4 Reasons for Presenting or Speaking in Public

Section 3: Content Writing

Lecture 5 The Opening Bang

Lecture 6 The Introduction

Lecture 7 The Body

Lecture 8 The Conclusion

Section 4: Stage Presence

Lecture 9 The Voice

Lecture 10 Body Language

Lecture 11 Eye Contact

Lecture 12 Emotions

Lecture 13 Storytelling

Lecture 14 6. Using Humor

Lecture 15 Using Visual Aids, Tools, and Equipment

Lecture 16 Handling Questions

Lecture 17 Practice

Section 5: Final Advice

Lecture 18 Final Advice

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