A Walk In Muir Woods – Humorous Speech
Ron Fredericks writes: the video presented here is the polished version of Nitesh Jain’s humorous speech during the division C humorous speech contest Friday October 23′rd 2009. Nitesh was representing his Toastmasters R Us club, having already won first place at the area contest.
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| LectureMaker presents A Walk In Muir Woods, a humorous speech by Nitesh Jain the video |
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ReferencesWhat is a humorous speech? Link to District 4 Toastmasters site Find a Toastmasters club in your area Use the comment feature below to share your thoughts with Nitesh. |
I posted a new video early this morning. Along with a new version of video, now the typical LectureMaker style links are at the bottom of the video for sharing with others via email or with embedded html tags.
Comment by ronf — February 3, 2010 @ 4:17 am
I posted a new video again this morning. This version fixes two problems at the end of the video:
1) new navigation dot highlighting the credits, and
2) eliminate the one second repeat of introduction audio.
Comment by ronf — February 3, 2010 @ 11:31 am
I posted a new video yet again this evening to fix three more problems:
1) There were a few edits within the video that did not have smooth transitions. All transitions are smooth via a cross-dissolve effect now.
2) The smart color correction effect I initially used was causing a tremendous flicker during playback of the video, probably due to the stage florescent lighting having its own flicker. This too has been fixed so there is no more flicker.
3) The video seemed a little “blurry” after compression to Flash MPEG4 format (f4v). To restore clarity I added an “unsharp mask” to the video.
Comment by ronf — February 4, 2010 @ 1:47 am