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[geoffwilkingsphotography]

Amazing, you are the Very Best. Thank you for sharing this.

[clarkeugene]

And you managed the entire presentation exhibiting all 7 tips while actually reading from a teleprompter. The head and body movements
really do the trick. Practice is always good advice in any setting. Thanks for sharing.

[JAWesthaver]

Great video and great tips! Thank you for sharing your wisdom!

[JoshRzepkaMusic]

Great info!!

I write my teleprompter scripts in google docs using my microphone and the voice transcription function - so it originates as a spoken script - I then edit for dictation errors/formatting.

That’s helped me a lot - and it’s a fast process.

[anthonyparkernearlifeexp]

I'm so jealous of your delivery, ! Currently I write out my scripts and put them on a music stand in sight, and try to quickly memorize and delivery it sentence at a time. It's very annoying. I have noticed that when I write my first script draft, it's usually using good grammar, but when I rewrite it, I always change it into my own speaking voice. But I still feel like not enough of my real personality comes through when I'm talking. It's still a character I'm playing. My big goal is to get it closer to me. Long story short, I just bought the prompter and haven't put it together yet. I stuimblied on your assembly video. Funny thing is, I didn't realize until watching your videos that I can also use it to livestream and see the chat window. Can't wait untiul tomorrow when I assemble it. Thanks for the great videos!

[MikeCohn]

I think you're right--I don't think I've heard tip #4 ever on YouTube. Great info, Luria. I'm recording in about an hour. I normally get rid of blank lines for paragraph breaks but I'm going to add them back in for tonight's recording. I'm also going to look away, which I've avoided to date.

One additional tip is to stand up while recording if possible. I'm more energetic that way and I think others are too.

Great stuff as always, Luria!

[auroraleielsalama]

Thank you. This video was insightful. ❤

[mezeiojackson]

Thanks so much for this, just got my Elgato and this was great.

[WineWorldTV]

Excellent tips. I stumbled upon most of them over the past few years of scripting my shows. For reviews I script the first part, but once I'm actually tasting wine, there's just blank screen until my outro. My laptop is my controller so I do use it to help with pacing. Or just repeating sections when I mess up. I do like the 2-sentence paragraphs tip. Mine are more traditional length, but I can see the advantage of that for editing.

[anthonycrothers_Photography]

Very helpful, thanks so much for sharing.

[juliepazuch]

Awesome!! I’ll try this tips recording a video today 😊

[aim.]

Very helpful! Thank you! BTW I missed your live training. Another coming? Thanks!

[tomegg]

Came across your teleprompter piece on how to do scripting ... my thanks ... great insights and guidance for preachers who use a text ... I'm a Presbyterian minister (since 1970), and quickly learned that your suggestions are precisely what I've learned over the years - how to "write" a sermon for oral delivery - it's not perfect English - ha ... and my text is full of ellipses, and short phrases, brief paragraphs ... so the eye can move easily ... I'm going to share your video on Happy to be a Presbyterian fb group (which I founded some years back with now about 15, 000 members). Preachers who use a text for oral delivery will find much value in your video. Thank you ...

[AnyArabic]

Great video! Just found the background music a bit distracting

[TheTalisman]

Hi there, trying to use prompter for zoom but can’t drag anything onto the prompter screen as an extended monitor. How can I fix this? Thanks

[MoosaMughal.]

normally i dont comment anywhere but 1 of the best video. i just bought my prompter 1st time . i hope if u can make more detail and tips and tricks videos on this same topic. best natural way to read prompter

[MiaAnstine]

One of the worst productions with a promoter I ever did was with a company who took the script I wrote, AND THEY EDITED IT DOR PROPER GRAMMAR. It was sooo challenging for me to seem relaxed and chatty when their script wasn’t relaxed. I tried to admin and “CUT.” They’d have me do over. In the final product you could see me reading. 😞 Being chatty and comfy is way more fun.

[brendonobrien]

Just recently purchased the Elgato Prompter after watching one of your video's. Your first point, write how you would speak it, start a a sentence with 'And'. Perfect timing of you video as I have to create some videos over then next few months.
Cheers!

[AURAxSTAR]

i thought i was just bad at reading scripts but tip #4 genuinely makes me feel a lot better about myself knowing it's not just a me problem LOL, great video!