Presentations now have a whole new meaning and impact.  Fantastic online design work has made it possible for people to see concepts as well as statistics on graphs.  How can we adapt to this new and exciting age of presentation?  We can give creative and empathetic presentations.  We can tell stories that inspire in a warm and integral way.  Certainly the people who make their presentations from a heartfelt and creative perspective will be the ones to get ahead.

All this needs a flexible approach in vocal delivery.  We need to rely on our ability to comfortably and easily communicate.  We need flow in body and voice and speech.

All this is helped by working on your connection with the material you present.   It’s not the voice that makes the speaker personable, it is the speaker’s connection to their voice that reveals their thoughts – this is what makes us sit up and listen.  You can learn how to connect with your voice on a Voice and Presentation course with F Parkes Associates – Max Your Voice.

• A practical understanding of:
  • how your voice works
  • clarity in speech and exercises which will develop your clarity further
  • exercises which develop the range and resonance of your voice
• A developing awareness of how best to use your voice during presentations
• Exercises to develop your calmness and composure
• The key principles of how best to present yourself and be heard
• The practical knowledge of:
  • how to properly prepare for presentations
  • how to use your voice and body to help you during the process of presenting
  • how to use your resource materials as aids
  • how to sustain your objectives during presentation
• The ability to use story structure to write your presentation
• Observation and Listening skills

Our Voice and Presentation Courses take place at the Actors Centre because we use audio visual resources on the course and it’s good to see the results of your presentation work on film.