How to Write a Funny Speech . . . - Leifer, Carol; Mitchell, Rick
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Erscheint vorauss. 11. März 2025
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Quick and easy to use, this book is broken into short chapters full of priceless tips and advice. Leifer and Mitchell will walk you through how to: Properly write, phrase, and deliver your speech so you not only flatter your subject but also keep the rest of the audience interested (and maybe you'll even get a standing ovation, but we can't guarantee that?that would be cool, though, right?)

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Produktbeschreibung
Quick and easy to use, this book is broken into short chapters full of priceless tips and advice. Leifer and Mitchell will walk you through how to: Properly write, phrase, and deliver your speech so you not only flatter your subject but also keep the rest of the audience interested (and maybe you'll even get a standing ovation, but we can't guarantee that?that would be cool, though, right?)
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Autorenporträt
Carol Leifer is an Emmy-Award winner who has written for such shows as Hacks, Seinfeld, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Modern Family, Saturday Night Live, The Larry Sanders Show, and ten Academy Awards. As a stand-up, Carol has appeared on The Tonight Show, HBO, Showtime, Comedy Central, and has made twenty-five appearances on Late Night with David Letterman. Her two previous books are When You Lie About Your Age, the Terrorists Win and How to Succeed in Business Without Really Crying. Carol is a popular speaker on the corporate/nonprofit circuit, delivering speeches for over one hundred organizations. If you would like personal help with a speech, reach out through her website, carolleifer.com. Rick Mitchell is a five-time Emmy-winning writer/producer for The Ellen DeGeneres Show. He also spent years as a writer/producer for TMZ on TV, where he also made daily appearances hurling out jokes from the back of the room. As a stand-up, Rick has appeared on Fox’s Laughs and has performed at many comedy clubs, including The Improv, Punchline San Francisco, and The Ice House. His two previous books are The Great Gatsby and 1984. He didn’t write those . . . he just read them. If you would like personal help with a speech, reach out through his website, rickmitchell.com.