-Ser amigable: puedes comunicar mucho con tu cuerpo, trata de no hace un lenguaje corporal exagerado, eso puede distraer y la idea es que te escuchen.
-Voz: intenta evitar hablar demasiado fuerte solo hazlo si el lugar donde hablas es muy amplio y no hables muy bajo pueden no escucharte adem谩s de parecer muy t铆mido, intenta conseguir un equilibrio.
-Velocidad: Hay que medir la velocidad dependiendo de la cantidad de tiempo que te den para el pitch, has pausas para no desesperar y no parecer que tiene prisas para lo que quieres explicar.
-Sonr铆e: ten un entorno positivo, no hagas un sonrisa exagerada, solo intenta mostrar un 谩rea positiva para mostrar transparencia.
trata de dar un ambiente positivo con todos tus sentidos.
Compartiendo tu pitch
驴C贸mo compartir tu pitch para conseguir inversi贸n para tu videojuego?
Compartir video o prototipo de tu juego
Tips para editar un video de pitch de videojuegos
Tips para realizar un buen prototipo de tu videojuego
Tipos de pitches para videojuegos: presencial, remoto y grabado
Lenguaje corporal para tu presentaci贸n
驴C贸mo me visto para presentar mi juego?
Lugar: d贸nde presentar un pitch
Practica tu pitch
Estructura del pitch
Quiz: Compartiendo tu pitch
Despu茅s del pitch
驴Qu茅 documentaci贸n compartir para tu pitch?
Recopilaci贸n de materiales
C贸mo manejar el feedback en un pitch
Quiz: Despu茅s del pitch
Conclusiones
Proyecto final: video de tu pitch
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How to develop effective body language?
Mastering body language is a vital skill for communicating effectively, especially when faced with the challenge of public speaking. Making the most of nonverbal language can significantly influence how others perceive your messages. Below, you will find strategies that will allow you to present yourself in an open, confident and effective manner.
Why is it important to maintain an open posture?
Open body language is key to conveying approachability and confidence. When you present yourself with open hands and an upright posture, you eliminate barriers to communication and project an image of stability and security. On the contrary, crossing your arms or having your hands closed can be interpreted as signs of discomfort, nervousness or coldness.
- Minimal posture: Keep your legs slightly apart with your knees slightly bent.
- Visible hands: Use open gestures, avoiding sudden or exaggerated movements that distract from the message.
- Stability: Straight posture and naturally open body language help make a good impression.
What role do voice and volume play in communication?
Your voice is a powerful communication tool. The right volume will depend on the space you are in; speaking too loudly can come across as shouting, while too low a volume can make you appear timid.
- Moderate volume: Adjust your voice according to the size of the space and the audience.
- Vocal ups and downs: Avoiding a monotone keeps the audience engaged and facilitates the delivery of the message.
- Balance and clarity: Finding a balance between not sounding too weak and not sounding too shrill is crucial.
How to adjust the speed of your speech?
The speed of your speech should be adapted to both the context and the time allotted. Speaking too fast can convey haste or anxiety, while speaking too slowly can be boring or give the impression of lack of interest.
- Pace: Keep a light pace that allows listeners to process the information.
- Use of pauses: Integrate strategic pauses to focus attention and allow for reflection.
- Intelligent silence: Use silence as a tool to create impact.
How does facial expression affect your message?
The face is a crucial component of body language and should convey positivity without appearing forced. Smiling in a natural way generates confidence and sympathy.
- Genuine smile: Avoid excessive smiling; look for a balance that projects sincerity.
- Neutral expressions: In case you are not very expressive, maintain an expression that does not communicate negativity or indifference.
- Connection and trust: An open and friendly facial expression helps build a trusting relationship with the audience.
The key to effective body language and a convincing presentation lies in balance. Being aware of your nonverbal language and using it positively will allow you to communicate more clearly and hold the audience's interest. Keep honing these skills and never stop learning to stay relevant and persuasive.
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Ser t铆mido o negativo no es malo, ambas son necesarias para todos, existe positividad t贸xica o negativa y extroversi贸n innecesaria o negativa al tener que realizar actividades a solas. Tampoco ser铆a bueno fingir como se dice una sonrisa falsa, pero tampoco es bueno una cara negativa, hay que ser imparciales, objetivos, serios, transparentes, confiables, reales, sinceros, 铆ntegros. Por otro lado si fuerzas una positividad o extroversi贸n que no tienes o no eres con clientes por ejemplo o reuniones de negocios, caer谩s mal y no te ver谩s confiable. Otro ejemplo, si est谩s contando sobre un emprendimiento o proyecto social (creo que todos los emprendimientos o proyectos deber铆an tener algo al menos de esto), donde se resalta la crisis o problema social, no vas a estar sonriendo como si te alegrara que exista ese problema o te diera risa.
La velocidad es clave, muchas veces por estar nerviosos vamos muy r谩pido!
El silencio es muy poderoso
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