The Speech Buddy videos presented are always good. I get more out of watching the actual speeches than I would have expected. Even though I get good information from the speech buddies that provide technical information, I like seeing how the speeches are supposed to be presented.
For example, the one speech that was titled "Funeral" seemed very geniune. It was almost like he was just telling a real story rather then giving a speech. I need to work on the more. I was hoping that my last speech would have felt better to me but I got wrapped up in the technical information. The funeral story was a real story. I found his delivery very credible.
Video 10.1 went over "Audience Centered" techniques. I think I've actually done that oncce or twice but it was by accident. I liked the idea of inclusive language. It looks like would be a good way to pull them into your topic. I'll try that one on my tribute speech. Even though I have not finished my outline, I'm going th try and work that one in.
Video 12.1 provided information and examples that were helpful. The volume thing is a given. I've never spent much time worrying about pitch but I will now. I've never heard myself or seen myself give a pseech. I think that would be an inportant thing to try. So, I'm not sure how my volume and pitch are.
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