Oscars, Mikes and the 45 Second Speech Rule
By Andrew Ivey | Speeches
By Andrew Ivey | Speeches
Oscar Award Speeches Cut
Academy Award organisers have acted over lengthy Oscar Awards night speeches; lengthy speeches that have characterised the recent televised Oscar award ceremonies.
At issue are the long-winded, incoherent and largely self-centred speeches of winning stars and starlets. To the winner they might be endearing, but to the world’s TV viewers they have proved tedious. Advertisers share that view.
This year, say the organisers, winners will be restricted to 45 seconds of speech in front of the mike.
Here’s to brevity, wit and coherence in the film industry.
The Principal Trainer at training business Time to Market. Based in Oxford, I run presentation and public speaking training courses, coaching sessions and seminars throughout the UK. Andrew Ivey on Google+
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