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The fear of speaking is often cited as the world's most common social phobia. The rapid growth of computer technology enabled us to use virtual reality (VR) for the treatment of the fear of public speaking. There have been two techniques used to construct a virtual environment for the treatment of the fear of public speaking: model-based and movie-based. Virtual audiences and virtual environments made by model-based technique are unrealistic and unnatural. The movie-based technique has a disadvantage in that each virtual audience cannot be controlled respectively, because all virtual audiences are included in one moving picture file. To address this disadvantage, this paper presents a virtual environment made by using image-based rendering (IBR) and chroma keying simultaneously. IBR enables us to make the virtual environment realistic because the images are stitched panoramically with the photos taken from a digital camera. And the use of chroma keying allows a virtual audience to be controlled individually. In addition, a real-time capture technique was applied in constructing the virtual environment to give the subjects more interaction, in that they can talk with a therapist or another subject.

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It's a phrase thrown around quite frequently isn't it? You describe to a colleague in a break around the water cooler that you are nervous about an upcoming talk in public and you get the response "Don't worry, just picture the audience naked!" I've always noticed two things about the people who say this; firstly that they think they are absolutely hilarious and secondly that they are only half joking. They really do think in part that a handy trick is to place an imaginary barrier between you and the crowd (one which makes them ridiculous in your eyes) in order to get through it.

Since leaving drama school a couple of years ago I have encountered this well worn saying with fresh eyes and ears. Instead of just being able to tell you not to go with it because of how silly it sounds, I can now actually give you specific technical reasons why it will completely undermine your attempts at great speech making based on the learns I've acquired speaking to thousands of people live every night as a professional actor...

As with anything you wish to be elite at, public speaking requires 100% of your attention at the point in time in which you are giving the speech. Imagining things that are not there requires a tonne of time, sweat and energy (just ask any actor who has ever had to work with green screen!). Energy is a precious commodity and trust me you want all of yours going into giving the best speech you have it in you to give, not in picturing the audience in a state of undress. Focus on the group of people in front of you as they are which means fully clothed hopefully.

No one wants to spend 20, 30, 40 minutes bored! As an actor, day in day out, I have to find a way to get audiences to put up with me speaking Shakespeare for 3 1/2 hours at a time without getting bored. Even as a professional voice user this is quite a challenge! The thing to keep in mind is that your audience is always warmer than you think. Even if it feels like the whole world is against you, please trust that no-one is coming to your talk expecting or hoping for it to be awful. Remember they are the poor people who have to sit through it! The audience in fact is the only reason why the speech is taking place at all. It is for their benefit, growth and enjoyment and you may find that it is even at their specific request that you have this public speaking opportunity at all. Therefore going into a speaking engagement having decided to 'picture the audience naked' suggests that the audience is the sort of organism you have to fight rather than one you should seek to befriend and actively engage with.

This may also sound a little strange but hear me out. Sight and sound are closely related in communication. Scientific research by Dr Mehrabian (whilst often taken out of context) suggests that in certain situations the way we comprehend in communication comes from non-verbal clues. For this you need your eyes wide open. Imagining the audience as they aren't actually places something in front of your eyes which will have the collateral effect of compromising what reaches your ears. It cuts you off completely from your audience and places you in your own little speaking bubble. If you can't hear whether the group of people you are talking to are enjoying what you are saying or getting any value from it at all, how do you know how to tailor your expertise by combining it with rapport so that it lands most effectively with them?

Nudity is of course a vulnerable state for any of us to be in. To actively choose to picture an audience you are going to speak to like this then is to approach the speaking engagement as if the path to success starts from the imagined humiliation of everyone else in the room. The rest of your speech will inevitably be delivered as if to a group of people at their worst rather than a group of people at their best. This will actually make you appear a much worse speaker than you are. Why? Because aside from all of the other points described above, your speech will provide more answers than it does questions. Imagining an audience in a way that leads you to talk 'down' to them, 'at' them or think they are a joke (which I humbly suggests nudity does) will lead you to show off the many conclusions your expertise has lead you to draw in your field. Talking to an audience as if you are meeting a group of individuals at their best will, instead of drawing conclusions, lead you to channel your expertise into planting a myriad of questions in their heads which they will be excitedly talking about many days after your speech has been given. Wanting to talk with your audience rather than enforce your view points on them is in the DNA of every great speaker.

So there you go. A series of technical perspectives to keep in mind when approaching a speech that you are nervous about giving. And remember it is ok to be nervous about public speaking! It means that you care deeply about your subject. Trust that on the other side of your nerves lies personal growth. However if the above tips didn't help with any of that, at the very least you'll now have a little ammunition to use against the joker in the office who half believes that naked audience picturing is a viable option!

This study describes the relationship between acoustic characteristics, self-ratings, and listener-ratings of public speaking. The specific purpose of this study was to examine the effects of anxiety and practice on speech and voice during public ...

Good public speaking skills convey strong and effective communication, which is critical in many professions and used in everyday life. The ability to speak publicly requires a lot of training and practice. Recent technological developments enable new ...

This paper presents the logic and construction of a prototype virtual reality (VR) tool for public speech training. It reflects upon previous endeavours in this area, using them to make informed design decisions. A dictation recognizer is implemented to ...

Many cochlear implants have a telecoil built into the sound processor, or can use an external telecoil accessory with both hearing aid compatible telephones and public loop systems. A simple switch or programming maneuver performed by the user activates this function.

FM systems use radio signals to transmit amplified sounds. They are often used in classrooms, where the instructor wears a small microphone connected to a transmitter and the student wears the receiver, which is tuned to a specific frequency, or channel. People who have a telecoil inside their hearing aid or cochlear implant may also wear a wire around the neck (called a neckloop) or behind their aid or implant (called a silhouette inductor) to convert the signal into magnetic signals that can be picked up directly by the telecoil. FM systems can transmit signals up to 300 feet and are able to be used in many public places. However, because radio signals are able to penetrate walls, listeners in one room may need to listen to a different channel than those in another room to avoid receiving mixed signals. Personal FM systems operate in the same way as larger scale systems and can be used to help people with hearing loss to follow one-on-one conversations.

Speech-generating devices go one step further by translating words or pictures into speech. Some models allow users to choose from several different voices, such as male or female, child or adult, and even some regional accents. Some devices employ a vocabulary of prerecorded words while others have an unlimited vocabulary, synthesizing speech as words are typed in. Software programs that convert personal computers into speaking devices are also available.

In this project, we explore the potential for privately applied AR filters to reduce public speaking anxiety in online video-calling. Private in this case, means that the AR effects are only visible to the speaker applying them.

Public speaking skills can be a hassle if you are insecure or an introvert. However, a little bit of practice and a confident outlook can help you to be a fantastic public speaker. Whether you're giving a presentation or in a social setting, you can use a few simple tools to improve your public speaking talents.

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