performance
Speak up and be a brave writer
Yesterday I took part in a Dragon’s Den style [http://www.bbc.co.uk/dragonsden/] pitching competition on behalf of The Workshop, the creative agency kind enough to employ me as a copywriter. The event was hosted by Clear Channel and you can see me in action here (3:
Stand and deliver - five Ps for a perfectly acceptable performance
Guest post by Rex Davies [http://www.bizlike.co.uk] Following on from Iain’s blog post about why bloggers should perform their writing [https://www.iainbroome.com/blog/why-bloggers-should-perform-their-writing], I thought I’d offer some thoughts on the actual mechanics of delivery. I spend a fair portion of my
Why bloggers should perform their writing
Reading your writing out loud is generally a good thing to do, whatever the medium, genre or format. It helps you understand the rhythm of your writing and, more often than not, it helps you discover punctuation and grammar glitches that you might not otherwise have noticed. Spoken word events