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About content and form or the necessity of teaching how to be an actor

January 24, 2017 by Mads Damsø

Welcome to the first in a series of six articles, for the one teaching how to pitch. In the following weeks, you can read about how you teach the students to control their nervosity, how to engage the audience, how to handle critical feedback, how to get ready for pitching in front of strangers and […]

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Pitch first, then slides

September 20, 2016 by Mikkel Guldbjerg Jensen

You use slides to illustrate your point, right? So why would you make the slides before you’ve formulated your point? We’ve probably all been there – presenting something in school, making the PowerPoint or Prezi or something similar and then fillings words on it calling it our presentation. But that’s the wrong way to go […]

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