Creative Speech

Productions
ENG 224
 This PowerPoint presentation aims to provide a
comprehensive overview of Creative Speech
Productions.

LEARNING By the end of the presentation, learners will be able

to gain knowledge in:

OBJECTIVE: a. Impromptu, extemporaneous, memorize, and

manuscript speaking.
b. Argumentation and debate.
c. Speeches for special occasions.
d. Oral interpretation, including storytelling,
interpretative reading, declamation, and monologue.
e. Group interpretation, such as readers' theater,
chamber theater, and one playlet.
PUBLIC
Improptu Speaking
delivering a speech or presentation without

SPEAKING
-an oral presentation or speech
delivered to a live audience.
The four most
common delivery
styles for public
speaking include :
prior preparation or rehearsal.
Extemporaneous Speaking
involves delivering a speech or presentation
with minimal preparation, using notes or an
outline.
Memorized Speaking
involves fully memorizing a speech or
presentation and delivering it without the
use of notes.

Manuscript Speaking
reading a speech or presentation word-for-
word from a written manuscript.
ARGUMENTATION
&
DEBATE
ARGUMENTATION
The process of presenting and defending arguments or claims

based on logical reasoning and evidence.

Involves constructing persuasive arguments to support a

particular viewpoint or position.

Focuses on presenting logical and coherent reasoning to convince

others of the validity of one's perspective.

Can be used in various contexts, including discussions,

presentations, and written essays.

DEBATE
A structured discussion or competition where participants
present arguments and counterarguments on a specific
topic.
Involves two or more individuals or teams taking opposing
sides of an issue.
Follows a set of rules and formats, such as time limits,
rebuttals, and cross-examinations.
Emphasizes critical thinking, public speaking skills, and the
ability to challenge and defend ideas effectively.
Often judged based on the strength of arguments,
evidence, delivery, and persuasion.
DIFFEERENCES Debates are formal all the time. In comparison to the argument, it’s an
unaltered fact. They are held in the form of a verbal contest between
two or more individuals.

Arguments are not regulated by any rules and have no consensus,

while debates have strict requirements — both sides must be heard
and try their best to provide the best evidence.

The character of these words is also different. Arguments are more

persuasive; the speaker wants to make his opponent follow his
opinions and make him adhere. Debate, on the other hand, is used as
a formal discussion, as a verb, and only for the scope.
 Storytelling:
ORAL The art of conveying a narrative or series of

INTERPRETATION events through spoken or written words.

Interpretative Reading:
-involves the performing of The act of orally presenting a text while
conveying its meaning, emotions, and nuances
literature aloud to communicate
through voice modulation and expression.
meaning to an audience.
Declamation:
A form of public speaking where a previously
written speech or text is recited with
emphasis, passion, and dramatic delivery.
Monologue:
A solo performance or speech given by one
person, typically portraying a character or
expressing thoughts, feelings, or ideas.

GROUP
INTERPRETATION
-is an event in which groups of
three (3) or more students
interpretively present literature.
Reader's Theater :
A theatrical performance technique in which
actors read from scripts without
memorization or elaborate staging, focusing
on the dramatic interpretation of the text.
Chamber Theater :
A form of intimate theater that takes place in
a small, confined space, often with a limited
audience, emphasizing close proximity
between performers and spectators.
One Playlet :
A short, self-contained dramatic piece or
sketch that can stand alone as a complete
performance.
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