Public and Presentational Speaking [recommended prerequisite: "Oral
Communication"] COMM(COST)–2625 - FALL '20 (AA) |
Dr. E. Plummer |
office: Fahy Hall -
51
{dept office = Fahy
Hall - 23} |
phone:
973-275-2791
{dept
phone = 973-761-9474} |
e-mail:
evelyn.plummer@shu.edu
/or /
plummeev@shu.edu |
mailbox:
in FH-45
{Comm.Arts. mailbox room} |
{{ Professor’s
webpage: http://pirate.shu.edu/~plummeev
}} |
What this course IS:
"A
broad study of the
with a
focus on developing speaking and listening Includes the message organization, speech presentation,
vocal and
physical delivery informal speaking situations." (from college catalog) |
What it ISN'T: - NOT Oral Communication-part2 {although it does build on material covered in COST1600} - NOT a course in Advanced Public Speaking {although it does include P.S. activities} - NOT a workshop on Interview Techniques |
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♦ REQUIRED
TEXT:
A Speaker’s Guidebook,
Text and Reference
-7th
edition
( 6th ed. also usable)
,
O'Hair, Stewart and Rubenstein
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♦ PRIMARY COURSE
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
[CLOs]
Learning how to "sell"
your message .... and yourself,
too. In other words:
1. to learn how to strategically articulate &
present your ideas to a targeted audience
2. to utilize classic rhetorical principles of
public address for informing and influencing others.
3. to understand the importance of an engaged
and interactive communication environment.
4. to develop skills of leadership through
strategic communication choices
5. to sharpen listening skills-- particularly
comprehensive, critical, and discriminatory.
6. to develop adaptive competence-- i.e. becoming fluent and fluid in various contexts
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♦
COURSE
PROCEDURES & EXPECTATIONS:
1. Regular attendance and participation in class & class activities- whatever the format [remote/HyFlex/ Asynchronous]. Attendance, Punctuality, and Quality of Classroom Engagement all are taken into consideration during the final tabulation of the grades.
Due
to the participatory nature of this course, it is necessary to attend each
session. If you are absent more than 2 times you can not get more than a
B
in the course; more than 3-4 times, no more than a
C;
5 times, no more than a
D; if you are
absent 6 or more times, you will not pass. Only absences which are accompanied
by doctor
notes, university letters, or similar
documentation will be considered "excused". Additionally, 3 tardies (coming
in late)
= 1 absence!
2.
All work must be submitted on time. Failure to do so
will result in a grade of "0" for that assignment.
3. In addition to the oral presentations, in this course, the written assignments will include: written outlines, self critiques, 1-2 in-class Tests / 3-4 online quizzes) Overviews, Guidelines, and Information sheets will be available via links to this online syllabus.
4. Students are expected to understand, analyze, and apply the material covered in the textbook, readings, and lecture notes.
5.
Of course, there is a
no-electronic-distractions policy for this class. This includes
no-cell-phone-usage/ no-audible-pagers-or-alarms / etc. Laptops will be used in
class on only a limited basis.
**Laptops will not be required in
class for each session and in-class usage will be restricted to class-relevant
applications only [i.e. no IM, no email, no chat, restricted notetaking only,
etc.]
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•
Also
refer to additional relevant documents: linked here and via to Professor's
home webpage:
(concerning
plagiarism
(Academic Integrity),
grading criteria,
source citations style sheet,
commonly used
abbreviations; etc.)
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♦ COURSE PRESENTATIONS { 3 categories} -------► click for overview page: P&P assigns-and-scheds
►
Brief Individual Presentations/Workshops
(4): {Self Presentation
Speech , Special Occasion
talk , Article+Commentary-v.2 ,
The One-Two Impromptu}
►Major
Individual Presentations
(4):
{
Elevator
Speech-v2, (Webcam) Conference Table
Report -
incorporating your Case studies [ mini-ethnographies + SWOT
analysis). In regular semesters, this assignment is recorded & used for self
analysis. This semester, several presentations will be video-recorded.
˚
A
Proposal-Briefing to a "hostile" audience |
˚
Delivering bad news
|
˚
Epideictic Speech: in-praise-of a
person-organization-or event |
˚ Epideictic Speech: in-condemnation-of a
person-organization-or event |
˚
Fundraiser-Inspirational talk for
your favorite worthy cause |
►
Group/Team Project & Presentation
(1):
Competitive Capstone Campaign (Pitch
presentation of a product, service or agency to a prospective client )
DELIVERED LIVE
via Teams or BB-Collaborate |
DELIVERED VIA VIDEO Input/Upload
(Launchpad)
|
Speech of Self-Presentation Brief– indiv | Article/Commentary Workshop w/ “Buddy” Brief– indiv+ |
(Special Occasion Reunion Program) Brief– indiv | Selective #1
Major-indiv |
Selective
#2
Major-indiv |
Elevator Speech2 Major-indiv |
Impromptu-one Brief– indiv | Impromptu-two Brief– indiv |
WebCam Conference Report
Major-paired |
Competitive Capstone Campaign Major-group/team |
Brief- no submissions to professor
required Major = Submissions required ( e.g. outlines/slide decks/peer reviews) . Specificationd tba. |
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♦
ASSESSMENT AND GRADING:
[
Remember, ATTENDANCE
affects grade! ]
4 |
Brief
Individual Presentations |
15% |
5 |
Major
Individual Presentations
(incl Group Project) |
40% |
4-5 |
Written Assessments (Tests{1-2} & Quizzes{3-4}) |
25% |
|
Classwork [including Homework / Attendance / Participation in additional class exercises & discussions] |
20% |
|
|
|
|
There will
be few (IF ANY) opportunities for make-up work, and late submissions
may not be read. |
|
*
Statement on Students with
Disabilities
It is the policy and practice of
COURSE CALENDAR {subject to change via this online version, stay tuned!}
1.
The following calendar lists the dates of the units of study and the
accompanying readings in the required text. As
the semester progresses,
Additional written
assignments,
2.
Classroom time will be devoted primarily to the clarification, exploration, and
discussion of the issues generated by the readings and students' research. In
other words, class sessions will be based on your readings and
research, but will not simply "rehash" the same exact material in a verbatim
manner. You can be better prepared for the classroom activities & discussions if
you keep up on your readings.
It is the student's responsibility to be prepared for class by
anticipating the units and discussion assignments.
NB: Updates and additional details will be made via the online
calendar and/or via email.
** Any missed major presentations will default to a: DURING-FINAL EXAM -WEEK / BRING-YOUR-OWN-VIRTUAL AUDIENCE/ APPOINTMENT-ONLY procedure . Consequently, the opportunity to make up such missed presentations is not guaranteed.** { NB: Only a few make-up slots will be available. Last semester several people were unable to make up their presentation zeros } |
TECHNOLOGY/ APPLICATION |
|
|
|
Microsoft Teams |
Most synchronous
class sessions |
30-40% of the
Presentations |
|
Blackboard |
Exams: Midterm,
Final |
Discussion
Boards/Forums |
Tent: Blackboard
Collaborate |
Some Assignment
submissions |
1-2
compilation/review quizzes |
Professor’s
Slide Shows |
|
Launchpad |
Chapter Quizzes
(pre unit) |
etextbook |
Presentation videos (record & upload) |
Sample speech
videos |
60-70% of the
Presentations |
Peer reviews |
|
Email |
Some Assignment
submissions |
|
|
Week of...
short semester F'20
8/24 & 8/26
both days=MS Teams wk1 8/26: view
S.O. program By 8/28 Register for
Launchpad
8/31 & 9/2
both days=MS Teams Asap:
L/P-Chaps
1& 2
Getting Started
-------------------------
8/31:
L/P-Read-Ch
27
[S.O.] & view/read up on your
assigned type
9/2: 9am:
L/P-Submit-Chapter
1
qz
(Mon
= Labor Day)
& 9/9
9/9 = tba/prob MS Teams
Reminders:
(1) Watch for notice
about 9/14- whether it will be asynchronous
asap,
but complete by
9/9:
L/P-View- "Emergency
in the Emergency Room" sample speech
9/9: L/P-Read
Chaps 11 & 12 &13
asap/use for
Conversion
workshop
----------------------- 9/9:9am- L/P-Submit
Chaps: 8&
9
--------------------------- ---------------------------
By 9/20: L/P-Submit-all
parts "Vid Assmnt" - Art/Com-v2
practice - see this linked info page
9/14 & 9/16 9/14 = Asynch 9/16 = MS Teams
by 9/14-L/P-Read
- Chaps 20 & 21 & 22: Pres Aids. Use these
guidelines while constructing your slide show deliverables
-------------------------
by 9/16-11:59pm
--------------------------- 9/16: Submit-
Each group emails a copy of the 4-5
slide slide show[.pptx] they have created to illustrate
& explain their Conversion task: {Intro / Conc /
Language }n.l.t.
8:30am. ----------------------------
asap/n.l.t. 9/21:
9am-
& Reminder:
Final version of
Article/Commentary2
video & outline uploads into L/P-due by 9/20-11:59pm
9/21 & 9/23 9/21 = tba/prob MS Teams 9/23 = tba/prob MS Teams
9/21: ----------------------- ------------------------------------
Selective #1
upload
(incl conducting a peer review/
speech due by 10/1| review due by 10/3)
9/28 & 9/30 9/28 = tba/ MS Teams 9/30 =
tba/prob Asynch --------------------------
10/5 & 10/7 wk7 10/5 = tba/prob MS Teams 10/7 = tba/prob MS Teams
10/12 & 10/14
10/12 = tba/ Teams 10/14 = tba/ Blackboard
10/19 & 10/21
10/19 = tba/prob MS Teams 10/21 == tba/prob MS Teams
10/26 & 10/28
10/26 = tba/prob MS Teams 10/28 = tba/prob MS Teams
11/2 & 11/4
wk11 11/2 = Teams/HyFlex 11/4 = tba/Teams/Remote
11/9 & 11/11
wk12 11/9 = tba/MS Teams-Remote 11/11 = tba/MS Teams-Remote
Please try to view video clips [links to be added] & readings prior to class session.
full original clip will be played in class. Several back up clips:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IK9Xuqky9zE
works 11/8/20
11/16 & 11/18
wk13 11/16 = MS Teams 11/18 = MS Teams
11/23 &-------
wk14 11/23 = MS Teams CCC - group video upload to Launchpad- due
by 12/2-11:59
Unit
Of Study [
remote <>HyFlex to be verified
week-by-week]
8/24:
Intro to Course; Review details on upcoming
presentations-- esp. Selectives / Article+Commentary
8/26: LIVE:
Self Presentation Speech:
[click & scroll down ] (done live/real time because I
want you to see @ other in operation right away); Preview SpcOcc &
assign areas
9/2: L/P-Read-Chaps
3 &
4
&
5:
Pb.Spk. Basics
asap:
BB-Read Slide Show "Refresher
in Speech Organization"
-------------------------
8/31updated:
LIVE:
-
via
Breakout groups-triads; Create & present
banquet program
9/2updated:
LIVE:
Special
Occasion Workshop
+ PostMortem
Panel [via the "Blues" - questions assigned in advance by email]
+ Synthesizer Panel [via roles & questions assigned in advance by
email];
if applicable, review your demonstration of communication adaptation competence[applying CLOs (1,3,6)]; Preview & assign
Conversion task triads
Reminders: (1) Must read
E.I.T.E.R. speech transcript prior to class on 9/9 & (2)
Must read
Article/Commentary2 assignment page
prior to class on 9/9. Can get started on the A/C on your own.
9/9updated:
Organization Refresher Session(view sldshw prior to class) ; Evaluate
sample speech (EITER);
Ask your questions on Article/Commentary2 part project [to be done via
L/P “Video Assessment”];
Begin triad work on Conversions project.(via
your same Breakout channels);
9/9: L/P-Read
Chaps 6
& 7:
A-A/Tpcs
9/14:>
A
SYNCHRONOUS:
Flextime work on two
triadmates + 1 individual
assignment; no class meeting but virtual office hours
Items to work on:
(1)
Article+Commentary-ver.2
upload
[all parts due by 9/20-11:59pm];
(2) work on
Slide show conversions.[SldShws due by email 9/16-8:30am];
(3) Individual Independent work: Your Selectives choices [ Blkbd drop off
folder] & two Chapter Quizzes [look in L/P calendar]
9/16:>meet
in MS Teams:
-Conversion Reveals
via Slide Shows;
-also take notes for: "What's
wrong with this Slide?/SlideShowScoresheet" workshop & debriefs [using slide
shows created during Organization Refresher teamwork];
- clarify upcoming Selectives
presentations
9/21 –
If possible View Amy Cuddy
TED talk (Youtube)
9/21:
L/P-Read
Chaps
17 & 18 & 19
V/NV Delivery
-------------------
9/23 -
in BlkBd- View-SldShow:
"Nonverbal
Communication: Delivery & Beyond!"
By 10/1:
L/P-Submit-Sel #1 (video +
outline + SldShw, if
9/23:
Nonverbal cont, S.O.B.L., Boardroom
proxemics; territoriality; Break out discussio on Professor's NV slide
Show :
Disc: What has changed about public &
presentational speaking in the virtual, "ZOOM"
world?"; Final questions about Selective #1.
------------------------------------
9/28:9:15am
BlkBd –View SldShow:
"Professional Communication"
9/28-
9:15am: L/P-Submit Chapter
19 qz
10/4-11:59pm:
BlkBd –
Submit-Prof. Compilation
Quiz/ pre-Midterm
review located
9/28:
Disc leftover Nonverbal questions b & c
- What has changed? for now? for ever? : discuss Amy Cuddy, Chris Rock,
Boardroom proxemics; "Tales from the
Conference: Business-Prof communication expectations"- part2 ; listening intro;
preview Web cam presentation
very TENT: Guest Spkr: Career Ctr
(https://library.shu.edu/careers/home )
9/30:
ASYNCHRONOUS:
Flextime practice Selective
#1 with Support Buddy (Triadmates) feedback; Complete Compilation Quiz; Virtual
office hours
PRESENTATION SCHEDULE - Sel. #2
10/5:
Small group
Post Mortems on your Selective 1's : What have you learned? What else do you need to know?(Buzz
Groups)
-
These 4
items should be included at the TOP of your submitted outline
for SELECTIVE #2
1
What is the specific item of feedback you
received from SELECTIVE #1 that stood out the most to you?{received either from Professor or a Peer}
2
What is one specific way this item is being
addressed in your approach to SELECTIVE #2?
3.
Of the 6+ "Organizational Arrangements"
mentioned in your textbook (Ch12), which one have you chosen for this speech? Explain Why?
4.
Of the 7 tips for "Methods of Delivery" mentioned in
your textbook ( Ch17) , which three(3) are you intending to utilize in
this presentation?
10/7:
LIVE
Selective #2
w/
Q & A
-------
>WebCam Partnership requests due by Thurs 10/15:6pm
-via
email [cc]
ONLY NECESSARY IF CHANGING TRIADS
> Web CamCompany selections due by Sunday 10/18:6pm
-via email [cc]
10/12:
LIVE
Selective #2
w/ Q & A
10/14- Midterm
– timed / go straight to Blackboard 9am – 11am
reminder: Webcam partner names: CHANGES ONLY due by 10/15 | Company choices due
by 10/18
SUMMARY: WEBCAM
PROJECT DEADLINES
by 10/15
@ 6pm : Partner requests [eml]
by 10/18
@ 9pm: Company selections [eml]
by 10/23
@noon:Company Case Studieseml]
on 10/26 & 10/28 @day of presentation Outline/Agenda [upload to
assignment folder in LaunchPad.]
tent: TBD:
L/P-Submit
Chapter_4_ qz
10/19: BB: View Real World
Communication Slide Show-F20ver
>Company Case Studies [one per
team] due by Friday 10/23:6pm
-via
email [cc]
10/19: Complete
Q & Qs for Selective#2;
Tales from the
Conferences+Real World Professional Communication Slide Show-pt 1;
Listening Brush uo pt. 1;
Panelsists Begin Brainstorming;
10/21:
ASYNCHRONOUS:
Real World Professional Communication Slide Show-pt 2 - Panelists
lead discussions ;
Practice WebCam presentation with partner;
Finalize Webcam Presentation Dates
WEBCAM PRESENTATION SCHEDULE
10/26:
LIVE
Webcam pres:
partner presentations w/ Q & A & instant critique ;
Listening Brush up pt.2: DEBATE – The Listener role in
Communication(Proposition tba) & cite specific Chap 4 data
& from ___________;
extra credit opportunity #1
Find & analyze & email a Shark
Tank clip . Details announced in class . (email your submission with
link & rationale due no later than
11/6/20)
10/28:
LIVE
Webcam pres:
partner presentations w/ Q & A & critique ;
11/2:
MIDTERM FOLLOWUP; Complete
Real-World Expectations; Listening brush-up Parts 2 & 3; Listening
Quiz; tent:
Interactive Listening
Activity
adapted for
F20/ moderator ver
11/2: L/P-
review Ch4
11/4:
Interactive Listening
Activity
adapted for
F20/ moderator
GMAP(Groups
Meet & Plan) - begin working on
Capstone Presentations
(finalize mergers / prelim.
planners)
11/9:
-L/P-Read-Chaps
23 & 24 & 25 & 26: Inf-Pers
11/9:
L/P-Read-
Chaps 28 & 29 & 30 & 31: Beyond Clsrm
11/11: L/P-Submit Chapter24persv qz
11/9:
Shark Tank critiques--
[open the links in a "new window"]-
Focus on Persuasive Pitches/ Motivated Sequence
Lists & links= ongoing updates
for 11/9:
<1> RoloDoc _ https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x38vozh works
11/8/20
<2> Scrub Daddy
[GM]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=itqrdO4kdKA
[initial
pitch only]
link works
11/8/20
<3>
Sticky Note Holder
[KP]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHChry39a4s
works 11/8/20
<4> Brightwheel
[JU]
https://vimeo.com/173011465
works 11/8/20
<5> if time: Alex
Bertelli & Clay Banks {HavenLock}
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2dXQHLyxI0g
[w/ commentary]
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11/11:
Shark Tank critiques--
[open the links in a "new window"]-
Focus on
listener technique {esp
CRITICAL LISTENING}
Lists & links
pending
for 11/11:
__<1>
__<2> Breathometer
https://vialogues.com/vialogues/play/21743/
link works 11/8/20
__<3> Touch Up Cup
[KO]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o0etimvtD74&list=PLUVRD8yY4HqnzKuSJYhreZlqzcYMOgsiz&index=1
works 11/8/20 [Partial-mid]
__<4>
if time
LuminAID
Andrea
Sreshta & Anna Stork {pt2-[offer only]}
http://abc.go.com/shows/shark-tank/video/pl5539712/VDKA0_iciyz381 link works 11/8/20
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<*>
Johnny Georges[Tree-T-Pee]
KP /
GM
/ JU /
KO
/ RP
Capstone Group Project Action Steps
11/18:
Bring in 2-4 "Adages" {If necessary, look
up definition & examples)
Format tbd
11/16:
complete preliminary template via
super GMAP w/ professor
ASYNCHRONOUS:
----------------------------
11/18: tent: Impromptu1/Interactive
Listening ; GMAP
11/28:
Impromptu2; GMAP
11/24 – Submit-Prof. Compilation
review quiz located in Blackboard due by 11:59pm
11/30>>>12/6
Remote Week
ASYNCHRONOUS:
- virtual office hours t.b.a.
Grp Competitive Campaign
Presentations - ver 3 (
F'20) "mini" [as a "post-course Test"] (upload
& = 50% of final exam score - see grading rubric at bottom of
assignment page { video goes into one slot
/outline goes into a different slot} virtual
---------------------
Elevator
Speech2
- extra credit
upload
to LaunchPad
{ video goes into one slot /outline goes
into a different slot}
12/7>>>12/11
Exam Week
Written Final Exam
(including 1-2 ques = a specific critique of one of the CCC
presentations re: use of MnrMotSeq)
Mon-Dec. 7
Period 4 (=2:30-4:30pm)
view TV Interviews in advance
CAPSTONE CAMPAIGN ACTION STEPS
GMAP session in-class
{Groups
Meet And Plan}
[10-20 min.]
if not listed below, group planning is done
outside of class session time
W-11/4
in class, Professor announces
"mergers"; distribution of Contracts [ deadline for advance
email requests = 11/2]
yes> GMAP
M-11/9 n.l.t.
by email,
teams submit decision on Company selection
[Teams meet outside of class (virtually ) ]
deliverable 1:
Choice of company
W-11/11
[Teams meet outside of class (virtually ) ]
M-11/16
during
class, super-GMAP session / submit preliminary preparation sheets
{SHORT VERSION}
yes> GMAP w/ Prof
deliverable2:
Prelim planner template
W-11/18
[Teams meet
outside of class (virtually ) ]
Professor begins returning preliminary
feedback
In class = Impromptu SpeakingTentative> mini-GMAP
M-11/23
in class, finalize all submission
details
[Teams
meet outside of class (virtually ) ]
In class = Impromptu SpeakingTentative> mini-GMAP
11/30-12/2
remote week[Teams meet outside of class (virtually ) ]
Prof. available for virtual office hours - tbayes> GMAP (class is asynchronous)
deliverable
W-12/2
remote weekDeadline for uploading Capstone
Campaign video
yes> GMAP (class is asynchronous)
12/3-12/7
View
assigned Peer Videos in TBD.
Be Prepared to complete the
"Peer Evaluation Form 2" to be pasted into online final exam
---------
deliverables 3 & 4: Video upload & Final
Agenda by 12/2
[exam session]
M-12/7@ 2:30-4:30 written portion of Final
---------
deliverable 5: Copy & paste your completed
Peer Evaluation Form 2a into the Final Exam
by 10/15
@ 6pm : Partner requests [eml] by 10/18
@ 9pm: Company selections [eml] by 10/23
@noon:Company Case Studieseml]
on 10/26 & 10/28
@day of presentation Outline/Agenda [upload to
assignment folder.]
SUMMARY: WEBCAM
PROJECT DEADLINES
SLIDE SHOW EVALUATION ASSIGNMENTS [ orig title = What's wrong with this slide show"?]
__________ - received
These Team Members |
evaluate
the slide show technique of ... |
this
Team's presentation visuals |
INTRO1's |
→
→ →
→ |
|
INTRO
2's |
→
→ →
→ |
LANG 2's |
CONC 1's |
→
→ →
→ |
INTRO-1's |
CONC 2's |
→
→ →
→ |
INTRO
2's |
LANG 1's |
→
→ →
→ |
CONC 1's |
LANG 2's |
→
→ →
→ |
|
SHARK TANK ARCHIVE [ current ] |
RoloDoc
_ https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x38vozh works
11/8/20
or https://vimeo.com/168394518 - [partial pitch | link works 3/27/20 - but dark] or https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mkJKjdbIuRg @ 10:13 = edited video w/ commentary | works 3/27/20 |
_TOOR-Junior https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fl-OicCuTdk |
_Aaron
Krause {Scrub Daddy/S4e7}-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=itqrdO4kdKA
[entrance & initial pitch only]
link
works 11/8/20 or https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ggi3yfUv0Mo |
_Rachael Nilsson: {Rags to Raches} https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbthlA-Ovi4 works 11/8/20 |
_Matt Canepa & Pat Pezet {Grinds} https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UgvidnKkGPE [intial pitch only] link works 11/8/20 |
_Alex
Bertelli & Clay Banks {HavenLock}
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2dXQHLyxI0g
[w/ commentary] link works 11/8/20 or https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yspf3dtA034 [begins mid pitch] link works 11/8/20
|
_Dave Vasen { Brightwheel} https://vimeo.com/173011465 or https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5iKitGJeAZ4 links work 11/8/20 |
good for listening: |
_Dr. Sylvie Shapiro & Nicole Brooks {Fairy Shoes}https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SZVtJ_1gwYs |
_Charles Michael Yim {Breathometer}https://vialogues.com/vialogues/play/21743/ link works 11/8/20 or https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rx8I703K2RI&app=desktop partial pitch/ link works 11/8/20 |
_ or |
_Andrea Sreshta & Anna Stork {luminAID pt2-[offer only]} http://abc.go.com/shows/shark-tank/video/pl5539712/VDKA0_iciyz381 works 11/8/20 - partial | NV:adptrs&affect |
_Johnny
Georges
{Tree
T-Pee/ hard working farmer/ Shark Tank
Farmer/Humble Entrepreneur} full original clip will be played in class. Several back up clips: link works 11/8/20- BUT dubbed in Spanish/ begin @ 1:00https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IK9Xuqky9zE works 11/8/20 - partial | initial statement only https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HLgUMVO7ZWk works 11/8/20 - partial | post-offer only _____for a look at Mr. Georges' update & commercials see: https://vimeo.com/16170808 works 11/8/20 |
_Brian Pitt & James LaVitola: {"Track Days"Movie Proposal} https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IcUNS7mBeAA works 11/8/20 - partial | pitch only: Video format delivery |
_Dahn Tran {Buttercloth/100% cotton shirts} https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tiaq6nsix04 works 11/8/20 |
_Mary Ellen {Sticky Note Holder} https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHChry39a4s works 11/8/20 |
_Carson Grill & father, Jason {Touch Up Cup} https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o0etimvtD74&list=PLUVRD8yY4HqnzKuSJYhreZlqzcYMOgsiz&index=1 works 11/8/20 [Partial-mid] |
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