Media Training for Democratic Candidates: You Can Win
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Imagine yourself speaking as effectively to voters as FDR, Kennedy or Clinton. You can learn the secrets of speaking with passion and substance, to live audiences and the media.
Learn to win votes every time you open your mouth.
This course is specifically for Democratic candidates running for public office in the United States. Candidates will earn how to develop a stump speech, hold press conferences, speak to live audiences and the media. Additionally, they will learn how to defend themselves from Republican attacks. The course will cover every aspect of developing messages, answering reporters’ questions and speaking in sound bites. You will learn how to be a better candidate through this course. You will learn all the essential elements of media training, public speaking and presentation training.
Course updated on July 23, 2015
There is a 100% Money-Back Guarantee for this course. And the instructor also provides an enhanced guarantee.
TJ Walker has more than 100,000 courses enrollments from more than 14,000 online students around the globe.
This Media Training course is ideal for anyone searching for more info on the following: journalism – media training – radio jockey – confidence on – camera – confidence – radio – camera – camera confidence – video – TJ Walker. Plus, this course will be a great addition to anyone trying to build out their knowledge in the following areas: journalism – videography – confidence.
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Tell Voters How Their Lives Will Benefit If You Are Elected -
2Please Introduce Yourself
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3What every candidate should do and not do
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4The Nature of Scorpions and Republicans
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5You Must Make the Case Why an Incumbent Should Be Fired
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6How to ask for campaign contributions
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7Campaign communications dos and don'ts
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8How to raise campaign funds quickly
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9Make sure voters understand you
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10Campaign communications homework assignment
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11How to Give a Great, Not a Good Speech
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12Developing a Stump Speech that Voters Love and You Won't Get Sick Of
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13Brainstorm Every Topic and Message for Your Speech
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14Exciting New Update to this Course
I've listen to you tell me that you found it difficult to upload your homework videos to the Udemy Q and A Section. To make it easier for you to get quick feedback from me and your fellow students, I've created a Facebook page just for my Udemy students.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/559917031170397/?ref=group_browse_new
Please note that this page is just for posting homework and questions related to your course. There will be no promotion or selling of any kind by me or any students in this forum. And please note, that you are in no way required to join this page or post your videos to Facebook. You can simply use the Udemy Q and A section here if you prefer.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/559917031170397/?ref=group_browse_new
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15What is Your Water Cooler Message?
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16How to start a speech
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17You Must Communicate with the Head and the Heart
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18Spell Out Benefits for Your Audience
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19Don't Make Your Speech a Data Dump
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20Writing a Speech
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21How Many Points Should Your Presentation Cover?
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22Magical Phrase for Every Speech
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23How to Start a Speech with an Icebreaker
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24Course Update! Live Instructor Office Hours are Now Available
All of your course related questions will be answered live each day. Live Teacher office hours 1PM to 3PM Eastern time at https://www.youtube.com/user/MediaTraining
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25What to Do if You Don't Like Your Voice
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26How to Speak with Confidence
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27How to Give a Formal Speech
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28How to Put Your Audience at Ease
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29How to Close a Speech
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30How to Pace a Speech
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31How to Prepare a Speech
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32Tell 'em what I'm gonna tell 'em, tell 'em
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33Public Speaking Rules You Should Never Break
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34How can I find out whether my presentation worked
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35Should I Rehearse My Speech and for how long?
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36How to Eliminate Nervousness for public speaking
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37How Not to be like Rick Perry
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38What to Do if You're Losing Your Audience
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39How to Handle a Heckler
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40How to Handle Questions from the Audience
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41Should I read my speech so that I don't make any mistakes?
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42How do I remember what to say in a presentation?
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43How to Prepare and Use Notes in a Speech
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44How to Stop Saying Um and Ah when You Speak
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45Why You Should Never Memorize a Speech
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46How to Make a Speech Powerful and Persuasive
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47How to Speak in Front of a Big Crowd
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48What if You are asked a question You Can't Answer?
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49Should I warn my audience I will be boring?
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50A Positive Attitude for Public Speaking
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51If my allotted speaking time is cut, what should I eliminate?
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52How to Move around while Making a Speech
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53How to Make Eye Contact with Your Audience
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54How to to Use a Teleprompter
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55How to Give a Motivational Speech
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56How to Sound Conversational in a Speech
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57How to Recover from Making a Mistake in a Speech
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58How to Make Prepared Remarks as Good as Your Q and A
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59What to Do with Your Hands when Making a Speech Public Speaking
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60Have a Public Speaking Improvement Plan
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61How to Use a Lectern or Podium When Giving a Speech
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62Stories Are the Most Important Part of Great Speeches
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63Message Drives Stories
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64What is the setting for Your Story?
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65What Characters and Conflicts are in Your Story?
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66Your Speaking Stories Must Contain Dialogue
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67Share Your Emotions When telling Your Stories
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68Your Story Must have a Resolution
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69Don't Tell Stories, Instead Re-Live Stories
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70Story Fundamentals
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71What are Your Speech Goals?
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72Public Speaking Conclusion
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75How to Look Your Best on TV Overview
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76How to Apply Makeup for TV Interviews
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77How to Sit for TV Interviews
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78How to Smile for TV Interviews
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79How to Move Your Head for Video Interviews
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80How to Use Your Eyes During a TV Interview
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81How to Move Your Body for TV Interviews
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82How to Move Your Hands for TV Interviews
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83How to Sit in Your Chair for TV Interviews
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84How to Stand for TV Interviews
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85How to Dress for TV Interviews
