Finding poetry to interpret.

Many students are not sure where to begin when trying to find poetry for interpretation. The options can seem overwhelming, confusing, and frustrating (if not non-existent at times). This solution offers some locations (plus tips and tricks) to find the freshest material that works for you.

How to find a good prose.

It is often said that prose is the easiest event to do, but the hardest event to do right. Despite the large number of competitors who do prose, students are often struggling to find a prose that has that "certain something" to make into finals of any tournament. This solution offers locations, tips and tricks to find the right prose for you.

How to find good drama to interpret.

Drama can be one of the hardest forms of literature to find for interpretation. From solo acting/interp to duo acting/interp, this solution offers tips and tricks to find the best and freshest material for you.

How to give a good extemporaneous speech.

Extemporaneous can seem like a scary event. The time limit, notes (or lack thereof), and source citations - combined with a knowledge of current events - can make this event seem tough to do well. This solution gives you the information and tricks any good extemper will need for success.

How to make a smooth delivery for a public address or limited preparation event. Public speaking tips.

It is easy to think that polished, smooth speakers are naturally talented, but this isn't really true. Good delivery is a skill which anyone can learn. This solution offers steps to recognize and curtail nearly every delivery problem.