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A Simple Guide to Editing Presentation Content – Part 25

Written by Matteo Cassese

To get through this lesson you will need to get a pair of virtual scissors, and with these scissors you have to start cutting stuff away from your presentation because this is what an editor does. 

Look at your slides with the eyes of an editor. and while you look at them, and while you look at your talking points, ask yourself an important question: does this slide or does this talking point contribute to the advancement of the core transformation? Does it help me get my point across?

If it does, then the slide and the talking point belong to your presentation. If they don’t, you have to cut them. Look for some slides that you can cut. Look for some talking points that you can cut. This is a really important mission. You have to streamline your presentation.

Summary:

  • Editing has many meanings, but the most important one is cutting

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Who is Matteo Cassese?

Hi! I’m a marketing consultant and an enthusiastic entrepreneur with experience working for multinational companies (Warner Bros.), teaching at a university (Link Campus University), and consulting for entertainment companies (Netflix). I’m a scholar of storytelling and have dug deep into screenwriting techniques, mythology, and trans-media narratives. This passion is translated in the simple structure template that you get in all my courses. In my free time I enjoy driving cars (fast).

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