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Impromptu Speech

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SPEECH AND THEATER ARTS

CREATIVE

SPEECH
PRODUCTION
TYPES OF SPEECH
DELIVERY

• IMPROMPTU
• EXTEMPORANEOUS
• MEMORIZED
• MANUSCRIPT
IMPROMPTU

-is done without an advance thought/idea.


It is done without a plan, and it is hastily
prepared and delivered immediately.

-Impromptu speaking is the presentation


of a short message without advance
preparation.
IMPROMPTU

-An impromptu speech is one for


which there is little to no
preparation. There is often not a
warning that the person may be
asked to speak.
Example:

Your speech teacher may ask you to


deliver a speech on your worst pet
peeve. You may or may not be given a
few minutes to organize your thoughts.

What should you do? DO NOT PANIC.


INTRODUCTION

An introduction should include an


attention getter, introduction of the
topic, speaker credibility, and
forecasting of main points.
Example:

Speaker chews gum loudly and then puts it under


a desk (attention getter, demonstration).

Speaker introduces themselves and the topic and


why they’re qualified to speak on it (topic
introduction and credibility).

“I’m Katie Smith and I’ve been a student at this


school for three years and witnessed this gum
problem the entire time.”
BODY

The body should have two or three


main points.
Example:

Speaker states three main points of why


we shouldn’t leave gum on desks: it’s
rude, it makes custodians have to work
harder, it affects the next student who
gets nastiness on their seat (forecast of
order).

Speaker then discusses those three points


CONCLUSION

The conclusion should have a


summary, call to action, and final
thought.
Example:

Speaker summarizes those three


points (summary, part 1 of
conclusion), calls on the audience to
pledge to never do this again (call to
action), and gives a quote from
Michael Jordan about respecting
property (final thought).
ADVANTAGE

While an impromptu speech can be


challenging, the advantage is that it
can also be thrilling as the speaker
thinks off the cuff and says what
they’re most passionate about in the
moment.
ADVANTAGE

A speaker should not be afraid to


use notes during an impromptu speech
if they were given any time to organize
their thoughts.
DISADVANTAGE

The disadvantage is that there is no time for


preparation, so finding research to support
claims such as quotes or facts cannot be
included.

The lack of preparation makes some speakers


more nervous and they may struggle to
engage the audience due to their nerves.
ANY QUESTIONS?

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