Presenter-ReceiverSpeech

Tips

Choose a funny award to make it entertaining for your audience. Also make sure you explain what the award is about and how you win it. Other than that just be relaxed and have fun with it, if you use your acting abilities it is a plus. - Sue  The Presenter-Receiver Speech gives you a chance to be creative. Think of a funny award if you want, it doesn't have to be an existing award. Also you can go all out when accepting the speech- you don't have to be totally serious.

-Laura

It is very important to engage the audience and also to act naturally. Jenna

Try to be creative with this speech - it isn't absolutely necessary to be super-serious about it. The more fun you have, the more your audience will like it. --Micah

The speech is more interesting if you add a personal story, or some sort of elaboration on a point you're trying to make. -Sarina When receiving your award, be sure to express and add some feeling to your character. At this point of the year, you should feel comfortable speaking in front of your audience in speech class. So feel free to express yourself in any way, and imagine yourself receiving an award for reals. -Jose B. Be sure to express emotion when you accept your award. I found it helpful to do some research on other words before writing my speeches. Include lots of information on the person you are presenting. Doing a funny award makes the whole process so much better, you can act it out like a skit rather than just a boring introduction. Have fun with it and be creative! -Katrina It helps a lot if you a. choose a funny award and b. act out your speech. I cried on the podium and it really helped easy the audience into the speech. When recieving an award don't try to copy what the presenter already said especially when warming up the audience. This is a really fun and easy speech. Make sure it is! -David In order to make this speech intriguing to the audience, it is important that you enact the part of the person who you are portraying. Also, it makes it more interesting the audience if you add a funny personal experience. ~Brook Mehregany.

Make sure to take a lot of time to warm up your audience. They will be more interested in what you have to say if you do. -Courtney Resources