Don’t take chances with important presentations. Use a teleprompter. Fundraising online is stressful. It helps to maintain eye contact with potential donors while making your appeal. This blog describes the experience of Mark Lufkin, Senior Development Officer at the Worcester Academy. He used the BigStage Teleprompter app for an alumni fund raising event in recognition of …
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Virtual events are harder to produce with remote presenters, short deadlines and slim budgets. The solution is an on-screen teleprompter that all presenters share and communicate through during the event – without losing eye contact with viewers.
You’re stumped by a question on Zoom. What do you do? Use an on-screen teleprompter so an assistant can help you with the answer. You respond to the questioner without even breaking eye contact. No sweat! On-screen teleprompter in action I have the BigStage Teleprompter running in a separate browser window besides the Zoom presentation …
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Public hearings give activists an opportunity to push for fair voting district boundaries. How can activists be equipped with the facts to make their demands forcefully in a pubic hearing? How can they present better in a Town hall on Zoom? A free teleprompter app pre-loaded with talking points that scroll by while presenting.
Make sure Zoom events go smoothly with the free BigStage Teleprompter to keep all your presenters to the script and on schedule.
Look ’em in the eye and deliver your message forcefully. It’s easier with an on-screen teleprompter. Keep your audience engaged with an on-screen teleprompter to project your script on your computer so you never loose eye contact with your audience nor forget your lines. BigStage Teleprompter is a free solution that runs in a browser …
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Music concerts have moved online. Savvy political organizers are teaming with local artists to organize regional get out the vote events with BigStage and video streaming platforms like YouTube, Facebook Live and Twitch.
“Very few of Georgia’s more than 100,000 voting-age Native Americans cast ballots in November. Even a small increase could make a difference in the Senate runoffs.” Nearly 150,000 Native Americans still live in Georgia. They receive few government services and tend not to participate in non-tribal elections, both because they face structural barriers — like hard-to-reach polling …
It covers all the bases, from script writing, body language, and interactive technology like BigStage, to how to organize your screen and where to look when talking.
ZOOM makes it easy to connect, but how do you get supporters to take the next step and donate? How can they do this while still watching the event? How can this be done without any programming and making sure that you get every penny of their donation? Step up to the BigStage. SAAVETX is …
