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EPISODE · Jun 25, 2021 · 1H 3M

65: A masterclass on how to do better virtual keynotes with Marcus John Henry Brown

from Call To Action · host Giles Edwards

This week we’ve laid bait of crisp apple strudels and schnitzel with noodles to snare Munich-based performance artist, Marcus John Henry Brown, to talk on a few of his favourite things.  Hisüber-talented creative chops have conjured up “performance hacks”, a keynote format that disrupts conference proceedings, delighting and shocking audiences across the world.  Marcus gives us the lowdown on the best (and worst) Batman, hacking business conferences, creating Blade Runner with PowerPoint, hanging in there as an artist last year, audience obsession, ideas, your left buttock, and tonnes more.  Plus, there’s an unmissable masterclass on how to do better virtual keynotes. Danke schön. /////You can follow Marcus on Twitter Here’s his website Check out his performances and tips to make better virtual keynotes hereHis beloved ISOLATED Talk Hanging in There is well worth a watch too These are his speaking terms and conditionsMarcus’s book recommendations are: Anything by Mark Earls   Anything by Eaon Pritchard Anything in the future by Vikki Ross (So keep an eye out here)  /////

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