How do you find a balance between narration and dialog? NARRA-LOG! Like one of Mark and Darren’s clients, you may think, “That sounds like a NARROW LOG!” Today our co-hosts talk about bridging the gap between too much narration/not enough dialog…and vice versa…using that ‘narrow log.’ They give guidance on using both techniques effectively to build your unforgettable presentation.
SNIPPETS:
• Find the right balance between narration and dialog
• Look for key emotional shifts in your story
• You may need to reel in the dialog
• Avoid creating a soliloquy
• Don’t create a stage play
• Decide when narration serves best
• Choose two or three ‘dialog moments’
• In dialog, more than one character must speak or react
• Use dialog to increase conflict, show a revelation, and reveal the aftermath
• Reactions tell the story
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