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How to save a show during COVID 19
Here's a real life, anonymized, email exchange with a client, that may have possibly saved a show and countless people’s income. I hope this [...]Prompting in the Time of COVID19
Ah, a completely empty auditorium ready to go, but the audience is sheltering in place. This is from a post I sent to my fellow prompter [...]Special Events
With presidential prompters, speakers look at the audience, instead of their notes. Important names and facts are always included. Last [...]CERT Training
Help your family and community in emergencies. Join CERT! While this may not deal with teleprompting, it does deal with life. I like life and [...]
Teleprompters in the Rain
Teleprompters and laptops in the rain. Expensive electronics and water. What could be better? Still, when I'm asked to come up with a [...]
Emojis for Teleprompters??
Yup, emojis have crept into teleprompting! This was a special circumstance, because the dialog was between two actors looking at camera. Their [...]
Another day at the office:)
Whew...I know I say this a lot: “I love my job.” Yesterday was an example of this, not just because I got to teleprompt for Hillary Clinton [...]
Teleprompting for Sir Richard Branson
Wow. Teleprompting for Sir Richard Branson followed by an attemped robbery on the Bart train just an hour later. Over all though, last night [...]
How do I match scrolling titles with a live presenter?
The answer is a good editor and teleprompter software of course:) Most editing software can make scrolling titles for your credits. However, [...]
Doing Teleprompter for Richard
Speechwriters need to be aware of double meanings. I just finished four days teleprompting with an awesome crew, working backstage with some of [...]
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