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Episode 22 - Special Edition

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on July 1, 2010 at 5:46:08 pm
 

Rundown

TBD. This is a 58:30 show, of a real TM meeting. Talent will be told not to play to the cameras. I suggest we put a large clock in the studio so everyone knows how much time is left in the meeting--that's how a real TM meeting works anyways.

 

Rundown Timing

Red timepoints should be communicated to talent in advance with 1min, 30s and "wrap" cues.

Time
Remaining
Segment
Time
Segment
Description
58:30 0:30 Show Introduction
58:00 1:00 Welcome by Toastmaster (TM), Art Maurice
57:00  0:30  TM introduces Grammarian for Word of the Day 
56:30  1:00  Word of the Day by Grammarian, Stan Ng 
55:30  0:30  TM introduces Humorist, Robin Pomerance 
55:00 2:30 Humorist presents Joke of the Day
52:30 0:30 TM introduces Evaluator 1, Richard Bannin
52:00  1:00  Evaluator 1 introduces objectives for Speaker 1, introduces Speaker
51:00 7:30 Speech by Scott Goering, "Compatibility
43:30 0:30  TM introduces Evaluator 2, Niels Teunis 
43:00 1:00 Evaluator 2 introduces objectives for Speaker 2, introduces Speaker
42:00 7:30 Speech by Mark Stiving, "Tuesday Tickets"
34:30 0:30 TM introduces Table Topics Master, Birgit Starmanns
34:00 1:00 Opening Comments on Table Topics segment by Host 
33:00 12:00 Table Topics Session,  featuring 4 speakers, up to 1.5-2.5 minutes each
21:00

0:30

TM introduces General Evaluator (GE), Denet Lewis

20:30 1:00 Opening comments on evaluation section by GE
19:30 0:30 GE introduces Evaluator 1, Richard Bannin
19:00 3:30 Evaluation of Speaker 1
15:30 0:30 GE introduces Evaluator 2, Niels Teunis
15:00 3:30 Evaluation of Speaker 2
11:30 0:30 GE introduces Ah-counter, Mike Barsul
11:00 2:00 Ah-counter reports on filler words
9:00 0:30 GE introduces Timer, Miriam Kojnok
8:30 2:00 Timer reports on timing of meeting segments
6:30 0:30 GE introduces Grammarian, Stan Ng
6:00 2:00 Grammarian reports on use of word of the day, grammatical observations
4:00 2:00 GE comments on meeting, turns back over to Toastmaster
2:00 1:30 Wrapup (incl. URLs, email, etc).
0:30 0:30 Credit Roll
0 -- BLACK

 

 

List of Graphics

  • Tag - Art Maurice / Toastmaster
  • Tag - Robin Pomerance / Humorist
  • Tag - Scott Goering / "Compatibility"
  • Tag - Richard Bannin / Speech Evaluator
  • Tag - Mark Stiving / "Tuesday Tickets
  • Tag - Niels Teunis / Speech Evaluator
  • Tag - Birgit Starmanns / Table Topics Master
  • Tag - Nii Mensah / Table Topics Speaker 1
  • Tag - Oksana Walton / Table Topics Speaker 2
  • Tag - Elaine Lung / Table Topics Speaker 3 
  • Tag - Kristyn Fredericks / Table Topics Speaker 4
  • Tag - Denet Lewis / General Evaluator 
  • TagMike Barsul / Ah-Counter
  • Tag - Miriam Kojnok / Timer
  • Tag - Stan Ng / Grammarian

 

 

Crew

  • Producer - Birgit Starmanns
  • Director - Scott [confirmed]
  • Switcher - OPEN
  • Graphics -Bill [confirmed]
  • Audio - Steve [confirmed]
  • Floor Director - Fred [confirmed]
  • Camera - Sara [confirmed]
  • Camera - Doug K [confirmed]
  • Camera -Lisa [confirmed]

 

Feedback

  • Great show
  • We were overly conservative on the timing, had to stretch everyone in the functionary roles. We should just end the show early rather than strive for 58:30 TRT, because the stretching got a bit labored.
  • Because of the large number of speakers, we had to area mic the stage. This was done with an electrovoice on table stand on lectern, plus 2 shotgun (both Marshall shotguns, to match tone) mounted on roller boom stands at either side of audience area. Shotguns were angled rather than hung on light grid because the last time we hung a shotgun there was an annoying echo. Angling the mics toward the stage sounds much better.

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