The Presidential Prompter.

The Presidential Prompter is used more and more frequently by public speakers.  It frees them from worry about memorizing their copy perfectly, or making a mistake    or saying  anything other than exactly what they intended.

The more important the speech, the more important the  need for a presidential teleprompter.  The device consists of two relatively inconspicuous stands with a thin glass panel atop each.

The speaker sees his/her copy projected on the glass to the right and left of him/her while the audience sees nothing but transparent glass.  Thus, the speaker can keep eye contact with the audience, feel relaxed and “on message”, while delivering a terrific speech that conveys exactly what the speaker intends.

If you are an educational institution, medium to large size company or public speaker, you really want to find out more about how to not only use a teleprompter but the more useful presidential teleprompter or Errol Morris Interrotron. Teleprompters are often called autocue devices in non-us jurisdictions.

Our Recent Presidential Prompter clients :

• Michelle Obama
• Undersecretary to the United Nations
• Vice President of Ecuador
• President of Nigeria
• New York Republican Convention
• Fortune 50 executives

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