teleprompter

Vocabulary Word

Definition
A 'teleprompter' is a useful tool. It's a display device that prompts the person speaking with an electronic visual text of their speech or script. It often used by news anchors, public speakers etc.
Examples in Different Contexts
In broadcast journalism, a 'teleprompter' is a device that displays scripted words for a speaker to read while looking directly at the camera, ensuring a smooth delivery of news. A news anchor might mention, 'Using a teleprompter helps maintain eye contact with our viewers, making the broadcast feel more personal.'
Practice Scenarios
Film

Scenario:

This monologue is crucial for the story. The actor needs to articulate every word clearly.

Response:

It's going to be a tough one for the actor. But we will use a teleprompter to assist him with the monologue.

Media

Scenario:

Tomorrow's Prime Time News is extensive. We should start prepping the script as soon as possible.

Response:

That's loads of information to cover! Glad we have the teleprompter helping us deliver the news effectively.

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