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课程名称：我已经记住了开场白和闭幕词。接下来该怎么办？ 课程概述：几乎所有的表演教练都会一致认为，记忆性的文本应该以一种让听众感觉到思考是即兴而发的方式来表达，仿佛这些话是说话者第一次说出。这种即兴的表达方式比起单调乏味或完全按照预先计划的方式进行演讲更能传达意思，而不是像机组人员在起飞前进行的“紧急疏散”演讲那样，仅仅是逐字阅读。对于审判律师来说，这一点尤为重要，因为他们不能仅仅依靠纸质材料进行阅读。审判律师需要像演员记忆角色台词一样，牢记开场陈述和闭幕辩词，以便将陪审团的全部注意力集中在自己身上。使用记事本或电子设备会分散陪审团的注意力，并不断要求律师的目光回落到文本上，这样就会导致律师在审判的关键时刻失去与陪审团的眼神交流，进而破坏这种人际连接，而这是建立与陪审团之间亲和感的重要因素。 因此，这些对象在你与陪审团之间形成了“障碍”或“楔子”。在审判过程中，你可能错失了为数不多的向陪审团“突破第四面墙”的机会，直接与他们交流。接下来的课程内容将深入探讨如何发现你演讲中隐藏的“宝藏”。这些都是我多年来从不同教师那里学到的知识，并且在我进行新剧排练或准备审判时持续依赖的具体工具。这些工具旨在增强你开场白和闭幕辩词的表达效果，同时我还提供了多个练习以供参考。
Virtually every performance coach will agree that memorized text should be spoken in a way that makes the listener feel that the thoughts are coming to the speaker in the moment and that he is speaking them for the first time, as if they are freshly-minted. After all, this is how we speak in real life. Thus, we aim for spontaneity as opposed to a monotone or pre-planned delivery that wrings the meaning out of the words and that makes them sound as if they are being recited verbatim off of a page such as when a flight attendant makes the obligatory "evacuation" speech before takeoff.Why is this relevant for trial lawyers? Reading off of the page is not an option for trial lawyers. Instead, trial lawyers must memorize their opening statements and closing arguments in the same way that actors memorize their lines so that the jury becomes the entire focus of their attention. The danger posed by a notepad or worse yet, an electronic device is that they are distracting to the jury and they continuously beckon for the attorney's eyes. The attorney who so obliges will begin to look down instead of into the eyes of the jury, thus breaking eye contact during the most formidable stage of the trial and losing the human connection that is so vital for building rapport with the jury.In this way, these objects create a "barrier" or "wedge" between you and the jury. In the overall scheme of things, you risk squandering one of the few opportunities that you have during a trial to "break the fourth wall" and to address the jury directly.What follows is a more expansive investigation into discovering the hidden "treasures" that lie within your speech. This is what I have learned from many different instructors that I have worked with over the years and that I continue to rely upon when I am in the "rehearsal stage" of a new play or when I am preparing for a trial. These concrete tools are designed specifically to enhance the delivery of your opening statement and closing argument. I've also included a number of exercises.
