Ron Fredericks writes: Blue Cube Toastmasters Club recently held an open house to attract new members: Blue Cube Makes a Movie. The agenda for the open house was to make a movie. I directed, produced, and published this movie as a demonstration of what Blue Cube Toastmasters Club is all about.
Watch this movie to:
Learn about Toastmasters International,
Demonstrate how Toastmasters’ self-help public speech and leadership training works, and
Show potential future guests and experienced Toastmasters what makes Blue Cube unique as a club worth visiting/joining.
Blue Cube Toastmasters Club presents: the movie
Background Notes
LectureMaker hosts the Blue Cube Toastmasters Club in its conference room. LectureMaker owns a professional video studio down the hall from its conference room, so it was only a matter of time before the club members got together to make a club movie.
Ron Fredericks writes: LectureMaker’s Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting Ceremony is over now. But I would like to share this testomonial delivered by Dr. Pieter Kark during the event.
This video uses LectureMaker’s green screen, a simple photograph background, teleprompter, and some basic studio techniques during the recording.
The Video Demonstration
Dr. Pieter Kark presents:
An overview of his experience using LectureMaker’s video studio for the first time.
Toastmasters International: Officer Training Keynote Speech
Ron Fredericks writes: Many events include a keynote speech as part of their venues. Yet, very few events I have attended deliver a keynote that I would want to share with others outside the event itself. This particular event was graced with a keynote speech that was entertaining, informative, and motivational as a goal for the human spirit as well as for the attendees of this officer training session. As a result I am fortunate to be able to share this particular event’s keynote speech as a LectureMaker video for others to watch – even to those that have never been to a Toastmasters officer training event.
The February 25′th Sunnyvale officer training event itself was put together by Toastmasters District 4, Division C governor Frank Chen. Great job Frank, and the same goes to your event team and trainers as well. Additional thanks to Toasters R Us club and Synopsis for providing the venue for this training session. I would also like to thank the members of the Blue Cube Toastmasters club for helping me to setup and film this special event – Gopal Patil in particular for volunteering as key grip and cameraman on short notice.
Frank delivered a compelling and informative introduction to Vish. I plan to refer back to Frank’s technique as demonstrated in the video from time to time so I too can try and deliver such a compelling introduction to talented presenters at future events. A wrap-up session was delivered by Diane Vaughn as the final scene in this video. She breaks the keynote speech down into small enough chunks along with their associated segues so viewers can better understand the structure behind this compelling keynote speech.
Event Video
LectureMaker presents:
Toastmasters International officer training event,
keynote speech by Vish Pattanashetty – the video.
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.
LectureMaker filmed the video and hosted the video as part of this blog page. I’is a demonstration of LectureMaker’s video and audio event capture techniques. LectureMaker offers global reuse of events by filming at remote sites, then hosting the video with exeptional quality on its web site. Contact LectureMaker when you need to:
stream high quality webinars,
create a video to enhance your sales, brand, or talent,
host a high quality video, track viewers with analytic reports, or leverage the value of social media or search engine optimization,
launch a new product,
produce Internet TV,
submit an ad to TV or radio stations, or to
create a product, service, or technology demonstration.
LectureMaker presents
A Walk In Muir Woods, a humorous speech by Nitesh Jain the video
Ron Fredericks writes: Screencasting is an easy way to document your activities on a computer. Its a digital recording of computer screen output, opten containing audio narration.
During a recent poll, I found very few people were aware of screencasting . Watch my online lecture on the subject to learn how to:
Express your ideas as a screencast on the web,
Embed them within documentation instead of screenshots mixed with tedious explanations, or
Use them as visual aids to enhance your next public lecture, as I have done here.
