Sentences with phrase «audience know in advance»

If you're doing in - city - book tours, make sure to let your audience know in advance and they can come up and hang out with you.

Not exact matches

Coburn tweeted: «BBC [sic] knew the questions in advance and chose which audience members speak and Cameron still lost despite Aunties [sic] best efforts.»

BBC Knew the questions in advance and chose which audience members speak and Cameron still lost despite Aunties best efforts

Knowing the audience makeup in advance — or at the very least knowing that there will be people from varied disciplines in the room — will allow you to take steps to ensure that the audience is followingKnowing the audience makeup in advance — or at the very least knowing that there will be people from varied disciplines in the room — will allow you to take steps to ensure that the audience is followingknowing that there will be people from varied disciplines in the room — will allow you to take steps to ensure that the audience is following along.

Instead, he sets up his visual gags minutes in advance, and let audiences laugh in the knowledge that they know the outcome of the joke long before English even realises how badly he's stuffed things up.

The film itself is indisputably superb, a ticking time - bomb of simmering tension which benefits from the audience knowing as little as possible in advance.

Knowing your target audience in advance may even influence stylistic decisions as you polish your manuscript.

While the program was posted online weeks in advance, it was not until the lights went up on the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Space concert stage in Ikebukuro that audiences knew exactly what to expect of the music event, which this time included two segments marked by whole - audience participation.

Ellen is particularly known for her expertise on the challenges faced by women in the profession and has been invited to address numerous audiences — including the Department of Justice Canada, the Center for Legal Inclusiveness, Harvard Law School's Women's Leadership Summit, the Center for Women in the Law, the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law's Women Leadership & Equality Program and bar and women attorney's groups on the national and local level throughout the US and Europe — on strategies for advancing women attorneys.

Imagine how much more successful the salesperson would be if they knew in advance what films made the most money for the studio, which were the biggest losers, the target audience they wanted to reach and what kind of films the studio was looking for.

The most notable difference is that your audience is only captive for a few seconds, so you've got to know your main points in advance, and have some idea how to get them across clearly in the shortest time possible.