Resources For PLM Presenters

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Runsheet for PLM Presenters Group Coaching video #2

( Note: If you open the video in YouTube each of the timestamps in the description are clickable and will jump to the chapter. )

You can also download PDF version here.

00:00 Participant questions
04:30 Irina’s answers
07:45 Discussing the set-up + wardrobe
12:20 Wearing glasses & lens reflection
13:45 How to not be stiff
15:15 Managing being anxious
18;15 Assessing the feedback from the rehearsal
24:00 Multi-presenter hand-offs
28:20 Gail joins the call
30:00 Slides v script on teleprompter
33:30 Sit? Stand? Gestures. Stillness.
35:30 Additional reviews and script changes?
37:30 Text size in teleprompters
40:00 Assessing your style + what actually happens during taping
42:30 Rehearsing with a teleprompter simulator
44:30 Natural gestures
46:30 Assessing your rehearsals
47:40 Talking into the lens + Being stiff, not conversational
50:50 Working on a sound stage
54:30 Creating your script
56:00 Don’t get over-coached / saying “no” to the director
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Runsheet for PLM Presenters Group Coaching video

( Note: If you open the video in YouTube each of the timestamps in the description are clickable and will jump to the chapter. )

00:00 What to expect from rehearsal
03:40 How do you want to show up? (Style)
08:24 How do I introduce myself?
11:10 Participants introduce themselves
19:30 Communicating DaVita’s differentiators
25:00 Initial opening words
27:30 The purpose of rehearsal
28:20 Connecting over video
37:05 Q&A and managing the chat during the event
39:20 Connecting over video - continued
48:55 Gesturing & watching yourself on video
53:50 Managing slides for a virtual audience
56:30 Teleprompters in rehearsal and during shoot
59:50 How co-presenters will manage the cameras
1:01:40 Nervousness
1:06:60 Breakout sessions
1:14:00 Next steps and gratitude
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Infographic PDFs for Downloading

Sorting & Labeling(opens in new tab)

Supports the idea of “chunking” your material. Perhaps the most beneficial skill of all listed here.

Before Writing Your Presentation(opens in new tab)

A list of questions to bring your content into focus. Challenge yourself to find the most specific answers possible.

Storytelling(opens in new tab)

A roadmap for building stories from your content. Illustrating your ideas with stories will make your ideas stick.

TED Talks(opens in new tab)

A summary of the book by the president of TED. This book is chock-full of helpful tips and tools.

Links to podcast episodes and transcript downloads. 

Listen on the site, in your podcast app, or select “Download PDF” to get the transcript.

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