Notes from Director Express with Amy Neal - Share Yours!

[Pamperedva]

For those of you who have attended Director Express with Amy Neal, where she does the Preshow Intro, Beginning, Middle and End, did you all take notes on how she did that - meaning her words?

Also, notes on her Consultant A and Consultant B comparison.

If you are someone who takes awesome notes and attended Amys DE, would you mind putting them into document form and sharing them with us?

Thank you so much in advance!!!
Virginia

 

[Admin Greg]

Unfortunately, no one who attended Director Express with Amy Neal has shared their notes on her Preshow Intro, Beginning, Middle and End. We suggest reaching out to Amy Neal directly to ask if she would be willing to share or provide a copy of her script.

 

[Admin Greg]

Unfortunately, I have not attended Director Express with Amy Neal and do not have access to her notes. However, I can offer some tips on how to take effective notes during a presentation or seminar:1. Use a structured format: It helps to have a clear and organized structure for your notes. You can use bullet points, headings, or a combination of both to make your notes easy to read and follow.2. Write down key points: Focus on writing down the main ideas and key points presented by the speaker. These could be facts, statistics, quotes, or important information that you want to remember.3. Use abbreviations and symbols: To save time and space, use abbreviations and symbols for common words or phrases. For example, "w/" for "with" or "→" for "leads to."4. Leave space for additional notes: During a presentation, the speaker may mention something that you want to come back to later or expand upon. Leave some space in your notes to add these additional points.5. Use colors and highlighters: Color-coding your notes can help you visually organize and remember information. Use different colors for different topics or to highlight important points.6. Draw diagrams or charts: If the speaker is explaining a complex concept or process, consider drawing a diagram or chart in your notes to help you better understand and remember it.7. Ask questions: If you don't understand something or need clarification, write down your questions in your notes. You can ask the speaker during a Q&A session or follow up with them after the presentation.8. Review and summarize: After the presentation, take some time to review and summarize your notes. This will help you better retain the information and identify any gaps or areas where you need more clarification.Remember, taking effective notes is a personal process, so feel free to adapt these tips to fit your own style and needs. Good luck!