Declamation offers the distinct challenge of merging your interpretation and speaking style with another’s. Surrounded by speaking events where you are the writer, no other places competitors into such a predicament. With the risk of being compared to another orator, Declamation speakers must seize a speech they did not write and caress the words to [...]
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If you have trouble making eye contact with your audience, I suggest you make every attempt to change that practice. A young lawyer with whom I was working would glance about the room, briefly looking at someone and then immediately glancing at someone else, never actually seeing any of us in his audience. At first, [...]
Speaking events allow for movement in the designated performance space. Blocking can be an effective way to show transition, climax, emphasis, or to move the speech along. Ususally a speaker moves to various, pre-selected spots with the start of a new paragraph of support and on the conclusion. That’s usually. Declamation differs from other speaking [...]
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Much of a Declamation’s success rides on the showmanship quality you add. Appearing confident is one factor of performance (see this article for more information: http://www.forensicscommunity.com/declamation/declamation-confidence-5-k…). The other factor is related to energy. You could have flawless diction and make excellent eye contact, but if you look half asleep your audience will begin to yawn. [...]