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          Katie P
Who?
His name is Todd, Charlie Todd

A Comedian/ Actor

Lives in New York City

 Started Improv Everywhere
What does he/they do?
 As their site proudly tells you, they cause
 scenes.

 http://improveverywhere.com/
Thesis!
 To quote Charlie himself,

 “There is no point and that there doesn’t have to
 be a point. We don’t need a reason. As long as
 it’s fun.”
Have fun!
Basically, he was just letting everyone know that it’s okay to do
   something a little silly so long as you enjoy it. Enjoy life.
Attention!
Attention Getter
 He starts off by telling the audience a little bit
 about himself.

 Then proceeds to talk about the first project.

 No Pants Subway Ride.
Attention Keeper
Keep it going
He continues to keep the
audience’s attention by showing
them other events that the group
has done

All equally as entertaining as the
No Pants Subway Ride
Ten Commandments
I would personally say that out of the 10
commandments, the one Charlie embodied most was
:

    Thou Shalt Remember all the while: Laughter
is Good.

You can clearly hear the laughter throughout most of
the video due to either the humorous events
unfolding or the persona jokes or comments he made
Dynamism
Overall, I would give him a 5. He held the
audience’s attention from the beginning and
continued to have it for the remainder of the
presentation.
If anything, I would suggest that he might want
to move around the stage to keep from seeming
stagnant but I feel like he was engaging enough
that it wasn’t a major problem.
What did I learn?
 I learned that being confident while presenting is
 a major definitely a good idea as well as the fact
 that it doesn’t have to be super serious, so long
 as the point comes across.
Compare
I think something that both Charlie and Ken did fantastically in their
       talks was they were actively engaged with the audience

             They both also had a good use of visuals.
Contrast
 A thing they did differently was that Ken was
 very factual about his presentation which was
 good.

 Charlie on the other hand didn’t really need the
 facts or figures in his presentation so didn’t
 really use it.
Tips and tricks!
 I would suggest that people have visuals in their
 presentations because they tend to help from
 keeping the audience entertained.

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Ted talkspresentation

  • 1. Todd: urdity Charlie of abs rience share d expe The o lamenc Katie P
  • 2. Who? His name is Todd, Charlie Todd A Comedian/ Actor Lives in New York City Started Improv Everywhere
  • 3. What does he/they do? As their site proudly tells you, they cause scenes. http://improveverywhere.com/
  • 4. Thesis! To quote Charlie himself, “There is no point and that there doesn’t have to be a point. We don’t need a reason. As long as it’s fun.”
  • 5. Have fun! Basically, he was just letting everyone know that it’s okay to do something a little silly so long as you enjoy it. Enjoy life.
  • 7. Attention Getter He starts off by telling the audience a little bit about himself. Then proceeds to talk about the first project. No Pants Subway Ride.
  • 9. Keep it going He continues to keep the audience’s attention by showing them other events that the group has done All equally as entertaining as the No Pants Subway Ride
  • 10. Ten Commandments I would personally say that out of the 10 commandments, the one Charlie embodied most was : Thou Shalt Remember all the while: Laughter is Good. You can clearly hear the laughter throughout most of the video due to either the humorous events unfolding or the persona jokes or comments he made
  • 11. Dynamism Overall, I would give him a 5. He held the audience’s attention from the beginning and continued to have it for the remainder of the presentation. If anything, I would suggest that he might want to move around the stage to keep from seeming stagnant but I feel like he was engaging enough that it wasn’t a major problem.
  • 12. What did I learn? I learned that being confident while presenting is a major definitely a good idea as well as the fact that it doesn’t have to be super serious, so long as the point comes across.
  • 13. Compare I think something that both Charlie and Ken did fantastically in their talks was they were actively engaged with the audience They both also had a good use of visuals.
  • 14. Contrast A thing they did differently was that Ken was very factual about his presentation which was good. Charlie on the other hand didn’t really need the facts or figures in his presentation so didn’t really use it.
  • 15. Tips and tricks! I would suggest that people have visuals in their presentations because they tend to help from keeping the audience entertained.