Big Stages

Name: Big Stages
Genre: Documentary
Released: 2023-10-14
Duration: 1 h 5 min
Rating: 9.7
Cast: Michelle Arpin Begina, Tricia Brouk, Dona Edwards

2023
1h 5m

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9.7/10

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Aspiring public speakers go on a journey of deep transformation delving into the emotional and physical challenges they must conquer in order to speak effectively for global audiences. Guide... Read allAspiring public speakers go on a journey of deep transformation delving into the emotional and physical challenges they must conquer in order to speak effectively for global audiences. Guided by award-winning director and speaker mentor Tricia Brouk, they embark on inspiring path... Read allAspiring public speakers go on a journey of deep transformation delving into the emotional and physical challenges they must conquer in order to speak effectively for global audiences. Guided by award-winning director and speaker mentor Tricia Brouk, they embark on inspiring paths, facing setbacks along the way in order to develop powerful speaking skills. Inside the ... Read all

Directors
- Kasia Wezowski
- Patryk Wezowski
Writers
- Kasia Wezowski
- Patryk Wezowski
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9.7/10

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- Kasia Wezowski
- Patryk Wezowski
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- Kasia Wezowski
- Patryk Wezowski
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10/10

Inspiring and emotional... A beautiful documentary

I had the wonderful opportunity to see "Big Stages" at the Chelsea Film Festival, and from start to finish, I was completely engrossed in the journey of this diverse group of speakers. Guided with tenderness and care by Tricia Brouk, we witness their incredible transformations as they break free from their self-imposed limitations and discover the immense power of their voices and messages.

Among all the inspiring stories, I was particularly struck by the remarkable evolutions of Mark Fujiwara and Wayne Pernell. Their journeys from where they began in the film to where they ultimately ended up were nothing short of astounding. Tricia's message, as emphasized in her book "The Influential Voice," resounds throughout the documentary: "Your Voice Matters!"