The title of this video is VERY misleading. If you're going to perform in front of an audience, whether its spoken word, singing, acting - private rehearsal (LOTS OF IT) is essential to honing your craft, instilling confidence and giving you a sense of self. Now, what she says about "real moments" is true, BUT the reason on actor on that stage panics when the glass is knocked over is BECAUSE they are so well rehearsed. Her basic premise is - make mistakes in your presentation because that lends credibility to the performance. While that is true, it shouldn't be a goal. Preparation and spontaneity go hand in hand. Prepare enough so you know your material but leave room for improvisation. This way is if your improve goes off the rails, you have what you prepared well to fall back on.
I think this is a really good idea and realize that natural speakers like Gary Vaynerchuck do it often throughout their delivery. However, it's not foolproof because I've also watched many TED talks where the speakers use this same trick at the beginning of their talk and then immediately pivot to the vacuum and it's palpable
I’m trying to understand the process of showing that we’re aware of the audience we’re speaking to because sometimes we might not know exactly who the audience will be.
This is really good advice. Practice, practice, practice!!! Hey BigThink, can you guys get swedish psychologist K. Anders Ericsson to do a talk about deliberate practice?
Love her spoken word poetry, but man... her *hands* are so mesmerizing!
Sincerity ......... If you can fake that, you've got it made.
I can't even show sincerity when I'm sincere. God damn it.
Mark The Gr8 you've got it hard lol 😂😂
She is such an inspiration I want to meet her at least once I my life
The title of this video is VERY misleading. If you're going to perform in front of an audience, whether its spoken word, singing, acting - private rehearsal (LOTS OF IT) is essential to honing your craft, instilling confidence and giving you a sense of self.
Now, what she says about "real moments" is true, BUT the reason on actor on that stage panics when the glass is knocked over is BECAUSE they are so well rehearsed. Her basic premise is - make mistakes in your presentation because that lends credibility to the performance. While that is true, it shouldn't be a goal.
Preparation and spontaneity go hand in hand. Prepare enough so you know your material but leave room for improvisation. This way is if your improve goes off the rails, you have what you prepared well to fall back on.
Kevin Richards Rock the Stage NYC Yes...Thank you
The title of the video is "Tips on Stage Performance." It is not "Rehearsal Doesn't Matter."
Thank you so much I needed this for my talent show coming up!
How'd it go bro?
I think this is a really good idea and realize that natural speakers like Gary Vaynerchuck do it often throughout their delivery. However, it's not foolproof because I've also watched many TED talks where the speakers use this same trick at the beginning of their talk and then immediately pivot to the vacuum and it's palpable
I love this girl...the way she speaks, is really beautiful.
This was really helpful! Thank you!
Brilliant reminders for being present! Thank you Sarah
I highly appreciate this, Thank you!! ❤
From what I heard, it seemed like to show that we’re present and aware of the environment were performing in, we have to freestyle our poem.
I’m trying to understand the process of showing that we’re aware of the audience we’re speaking to because sometimes we might not know exactly who the audience will be.
Connecting with the audience is the difference between a show and a great show
Love this. Everyone come see Henry V at The American Theatre of Actors this weekend. It's as real as it gets.
For a channel who thinks so big, how nobody saw yet that the thumbnail text is always under the timestamp?
What if is a new type of clickbait? They leave you with the question "What does it say on the timestamp?"
You just blew my mind
it just happened to me, not kidding!!
Because it's big think, not small think.
Thanks for this!! I'm a performer/entertainer. This means much to me.
This is really good advice. Practice, practice, practice!!! Hey BigThink, can you guys get swedish psychologist K. Anders Ericsson to do a talk about deliberate practice?
Thank you
Brilliant.
That's True 💖
So true (y)
Great info #dopeerapoetry #oakland
I dont get it
same here. im about to perform tomorrow. I need helpppp
Bruh she came to my school haha
first ish
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Thank You