In this one I'm gonna talk about movement and what you should do at the beginning of

your presentation, all the way through your presentation.

Now, most presentations begin with you standing at the front of the room.

What you want to do after you begin is to move to the side of your screen and face the

audience at approximately a 45 degree angle. Now do this starting from the left side, from

the audience, and talk about whatever is on the left side of your screen.

Then move to the other side when something else you want to talk about on the other side.

And again, face them at a 45 degree angle so you can again refer to your slides and

also maintain eye contact with your audience, too.

This is a great way for you to be able to emphasise things and kind of keep movement

in your presentation so the audience doesn't get bored.

You can also move in a little bit closer to them when you want to emphasise something.

And move back when you want to talk normally again.

So remember, try to move from side-to-side, facing your audience at approximately a 45

degree angle. That is Presentation Quick Tip #10.

If you have any questions or comments about this one, please leave them below this video.

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