Gala Emcee Script
Emcee Script I: Assalamualaikum W.B.T and a very good afternoon we bid to the (principle) ofas , to all my students and fellow friends. L: Alhamdullilah, we are so thankful to Allah SWT, we have come to the final event of ‘’ and it’s our great pleasure and honour to welcome all of you this late afternoon. As we are all aware, ‘’ is organised by the. Before we begin our closing ceremony, we would like to invite to recite the do’a, with pleasure Thank you to for the do’a recitation. I: Moving on to the next part, we would like to call upon to give his speech, with pleasure. Thank you for the speech. It has been a while since this morning we have fun with the children, we shared the happiness together without any boundaries restriction between us.
We don’t want the memories to fade away just like that, so here is a montage throughout this programme. This montage is a flashback for us with the activities early this morning. So audience, sit back and relax, enjoy the show. ( after video) Seems like the children really had fun with the activities they had. L: Next, with honour we would like to invite principle of to deliver his speech. ( What a beautiful speech). Thank you for the speech I: Lastly, we would like to invite the from to deliver his/her speech with pleasure.
Thank you for the speech. L: This is the moment that we have been waiting for, the prizes giveaway. Without any further delay, we would like to invite to give the consolation prizes to the children I: Next, we would like to invite to give the consolation prizes to the children. Thank you very much.Good morning Principle, Teachers and my fellow schoolmates. We are the chief EAs this year. I’m Christy from class 4F and she is Alice also from class 4F. It's hard to believe that this is the last English day of this school year.
Yes, we've been through a lot. Alice, do you remember those amazing English activities we held this year? Of cause I do! And the most unforgettable is the English Week. It is a great success. Everyone loves our activities. There are a lot of things we've never done before.
Like the highlight of the English Week, Cupcake Decoration. It was fun to prepare the ingredients for our participants by our EAs.
All the participants made their own cupcakes in this activity. Do you remember the game stalls that we held at the school hall? There were many cross-curricular game stalls in the school hall which attracted our schoolmates to come and play! And the junior form trivia quiz!
That was one of the highlight of the English Week! It was great amusing, wasn't it? Yes, I enjoyed being the MC of the quiz. We have held some new activities this year, right? Yes, the Music Pilot Programme was a new activity this year. Students could enjoy their lunch at room 427 and listen to different English pop songs every Tuesday at lunch time. It was wonderful to try new things that we've never done before.
Also, it was a popular activity that many students had participated in. Christy, what is your favorite.No SLOT Script EMCEE 1 The arrival of guests of honour. 男：各位领导，各位亲爱的同事，晚宴将于5分钟内开始 。谢谢 。请大家抓紧时间坐到自己的座位上 女：Good evening. Our dinner will begin in five minutes.
Would you please take your seat? 2 Opening speech 男：尊敬的各位领导、各位嘉宾 女：亲爱的同事们、朋友们 合：大家晚上好! 男：很荣幸在这高朋满座的夜晚由我们来担任本次晚会的主持人，我是 女：我是 男：今夜我们相聚这里，敞开胸怀，释放激情; 女： 今夜我们相聚这里，举杯国庆，喜迎新春； 男：北风挡不住春天的脚步，2014已向我们挥手告别; 女：冰雪封不住青春的热情，2015正随春潮滚滚而来! 男：站在岁末我们回望过去，过去的一年有太多的感动与故事 女：站在岁首我们企盼未来，未来的一年有更多的期望与梦想 男：今天，让动人的舞姿舞动我们温暖的心田 女：今天，让美妙的歌声唱响我们温馨的祝愿 男：祝愿大家羊年到来乐开花，扬起风帆成功达。 女：祝愿大家业绩攀高奖金发，家庭幸福人人夸。祝你羊年人长大，志得意满笑哈哈！ 男：Good evening ladies and gentleman, thank you for joining our dinner.
It is my delight to be your emcee tonight for this occasion. I’m Zhao Zhen Bo. 女:I am Wu Jie.I’m also very happy to be accompanied by my charming co- emcee, Mr Zhao. We would like to take this opportunity to wish everyone a happy and successful year ahead.
男：下面，让我们用最热烈的掌声有请公司总裁陈峙上台讲话 大家欢迎。 女：Ladies and gentleman, first of all, we would like to invite our respected general manager Mr Chen ZHI to give us his speech. 男： 感谢陈总的慷慨激昂的致辞。谢谢。今晚我们在这里欢聚一堂，载歌载舞，我们最绚丽的一面来展先我们的风采。同时我们还准备了丰厚的礼品，将会在接下来的时间为大家一一送出。 女：I feel very excited that we are gathered here once again. Tonight we will be singing and dancing to bring the utmost charm out of us.
Meanwhile, there are fabulous lucky draw prizes waiting for you. Emcee Script for Enterprise Data Management Seminar Time Activity 8.55am Ladies and gentlemen, as we are about to begin, please be seated. I have a few housekeeping notes to make before we begin today’s program. Firstly, I would like to seek your cooperation in completing the Evaluation Form, which is available in your conference folder. Kindly submit the completed form at the Registration Counter at the end of the seminar. Kindly switch your mobile phones and pagers to the silent mode. Thank you for your kind cooperation and attention. 9.00am Good morning ladies and gentlemen.
On behalf of Symantec Corporation and partner, I would like to extend a very warm welcome to all of you. We appreciate you taking time off your busy schedules to join us today.
We hope you will find the program we have lined-up for you to be fruitful and engaging. To kick-off this morning’s program, we are pleased to have Mr. , (designation) of (company), to deliver the Welcome address.
Mr , please. 9.10 am Thank you, Mr. Its now time for us to share with you the strategic direction of Symantec’s latest technology.
We will demonstrate how our products, NetBackup and Enterprise Vault can help you address your enterprise data management challenges you face today and be ready for the challenges of tomorrow. I would like to invite of.J: Countdown for silence: 10, 9, 8, 7,6,5,4,3,2,1 OFFICIAL INTRODUCTION J: A golden era for her life starts from now on. She's saying hello to driver's license, multiple dates, credit cards, a room for her own and payment of her own phone bills. Yes, this is the time of: Don't GO CRYING TO YOUR MAMA 'CAUSE you're ON YOUR OWN F: Everyone, this is a very important event in her life and she is very much honored for your presence. Like Wendy in the movie Peter Pan, no more fairy tale stories every night.
She is now a real lady as she stepped onto the much higher level of what we call LIFE. Ladies and gentlemen, sit back as we groove, jive and enjoy her party for tonight. PRAYER F: To spiritually open the program, may I ask everybody to please stand for the Lord's Moment for our guidance and blessings to be led by.
FAMIY MEMBERS J: AS BEGIN, MAY WE ACKNOWLEDGE THE PRESENCE OF HER FAMILY MEMBERS. Without them, her life would be empty and unhappy.
Let us all give a big round of applause to honor all the people whom she truly love. F: Sabi nga nila, marami tayong mahahanap na kapuso, pero iisa lang ang ating kapamilya.
GRAND ENTRANCE OF THE DEBUTANTE J: And now. Guests, friends, ladies and gentlemen, let us all stand as we welcome her as a woman of grandeur, now hot and legal.escorted by her ,.Let's give a big round of applause for Miss Toni Joy A. Solano BOTH: the debutant! RANDOM INTERVIEW F: Who is Toni.CHTM’S GOT TALENT EMCEE SCRIPT Good day everyone.
I’m , your emcee. For the first time in CSTA, I welcome you to CHTM’s Got Talent! (Pause for applause) Today we will witness the outstanding performance of our selected elite contestants from the College of Hospitality and Tourism Management. We’re sure we got some great performances and great battles ahead for you.
The group of people enlisted the help of tonight’s talented judge panel, made up of professors you know and love. All the way from the department, give it up for ! (Pause for applause) Our second judge, give it up for ! (Pause for applause) Today, the first (number of contestants) finalist would take this day to give their biggest performance of their lives so are you guys ready for this? (Pause for applause) Then, let this thing started!
(Pause for applause) Our first act of the night is an incredible performed by an incredible - it’s. (Second, third contestant, and so on).Anchoring Script For PRIZE DISTRIBUTION I: Ladies and Gentlemen, may I request you to please stand/rise as chief guest have just entered the hall. (AFTER THE MEMBERS OF THE PROCESSION HAVE TAKEN THEIR SEATS) Thank you ladies and Gentlemen, you may please be seated. (if needed) II: Ladies and Gentlemen, a very good afternoon to one and all. It gives me immense pleasure to welcome you all to the prize distribution ceremony of the.
This is a much awaited event in every students life, as it gives the returns to the efforts put in by them throughout their academic endeavour. It gives a sense of achievement and a sense of responsibility towards fulfilling further commitments. I: Here at.We value our intellectual and sports capital, and nurture it through a perfect blend, of the traditional as well as contemporary ways and means, for the comprehensive development, of the students’ personality, so that every year the society at large is benefitted with the well equipped professionals who can significantly contribute to the value creation process. II: To begin this auspicious occasion, may I invite, “.” to invoke the almighty. Ladies and Gentlemen, may I request all of you to please stand for the invocation.
(AFTER THE INVOCATION) Thank you, please take your seats (after a pause) I: May I now request, to deliver the welcome address. AFTER THE ADDRESS –. EVENT PROJECT MANAGEMENT EV304 404 The Word of Hospitably 2013 Lecturer: Ms. Sofia Rodrigues Date: 23th May 2013 PGDEM Yicheng (Jason) Wang wayi150590 Contents Introduction Report Purpose In this report, the author will be writing about evaluation of service department in the world of hospitably event. Then the author will compare with organization and operation to evaluate service department to state whether event is successful for service department.
In addition, the report will show challenges and difficult during the event, and from these experience get how can improve quality of service in future. What is the key of successful service? Background information Many organizations plan events yearly or for special occasions, such as anniversaries or for holidays. These events may be highly successful or they could turn out as a flop when it comes to meeting the goal for holding the event. Appropriate planning and decision-making can often determine event success. To aid in the success of future events, there are 5 W (what, when, where, who, why) to consider when planning an event.
(E-zine, 2008) The world of hospitably event is a big event that organized by PGDEM and 3rd year of SHMS students in Leysin. Closing the Schools Module 3- Essay Mr. Poineau April 22, 2014 There are a lot of issues in the community that I live in. There are senseless killings among the youth, teen pregnancy, damaged streets, and most importantly the closing of many schools in the area. All of these issues, whether big or small, are very important and they affect my community tremendously. The community issue that is most important to me is the closing of the schools.
The closing of schools is an important community issue because I have two children, ages 9 and 10, that are going to be affected by this. On February 25, 2014 ABC news reported that Gary is preparing to close down schools next fall. The closings are due to low enrollment, poor academic performance, and budget problems. The districts options are limited with families leaving the district and limited resources.
The school district struggles to improve education for all students as the resources shrink. Improving the resources that we already have will help. Closing the schools will also cause teachers to lose their jobs as well. In recent years, Gary closed schools and laid off teachers. The teachers being laid off will lead to another issue, teachers losing their homes and some becoming.
From the Toastmaster magazine October 2015. When you are the master of ceremonies (also known as an emcee) of an event, your role is crucial to the success of the program, whether it’s for your company, a professional association or a nonprofit organization. A bad emcee can ruin an event while an excellent one creates a seamless and engaging experience in which speakers feel comfortable and the audience feels included from start to finish.
'As an emcee, you have to stay in control, even if the unexpected happens.' From my experience as both an emcee and a professional speaker, these 12 tactics can help you shine. Be clear about your role. An emcee can play many roles, ranging from reading a few speaker introductions to writing remarks for all speakers.
Each occasion has its own unique requirements and challenges, so confirm your role with the meeting organizer and be clear about your responsibilities and the organizer’s expectations. Prepare speakers thoroughly. If your job is to prepare speakers, find out everything you can about the event well in advance—several months before, if possible, and again several weeks before, if necessary.
Tell the speakers the theme, the audience size and background, and the expectations about the content and time limits of their remarks. It’s also important for speakers to know the logistics, including the stage setup, microphone options and dress code. Keep speakers informed of any changes that may occur. If possible, request a copy of the speakers’ remarks or outlines a few days before the event. Reference their remarks in your own comments and review the amount of time each one plans to speak. Opening remarks set the tone. The emcee is usually the first person who speaks at an event.
Your energy, confidence and sincerity should match the spirit of the event. It should set the tone for the occasion.
This is not the time for “ums” and “ahs,” ad-libbing jokes or discovering problems with the sound system. Print your remarks or outline in a font size you can easily read, and make sure your words are relevant to the theme and the host company or organization. Don’t “wing” introductions. An introduction should be short, relevant and prepared in advance rather than made up on the spot.
Sometimes speakers send their own introductions; other times you create the introductions using material from the person’s bio. Each one should only be a few sentences long. Write out an introduction for each speaker and read each one in a confident and engaging manner.
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Don’t try to ad-lib or make an off-the-cuff joke during an introduction—it can prove disastrous. For more on this topic, see my blog post “Please Do Read the Speaker’s Introduction Word for Word” at. Names matter. Names are important to people.
Just ask John Travolta, who flubbed Idina Menzel’s name at the 2014 Academy Awards ceremony (he called her “Adele Dazeem”) and was still being lampooned for it at the 2015 Oscars. Well in advance of the event, find out each speaker’s name—including whether they use a middle initial or a hyphenated surname—and learn the correct pronunciation.
Write it out phonetically and practice it out loud so you can say it with ease and demonstrate your respect for the person. Titles matter. It’s important to use the appropriate titles for dignitaries and elected officials, and to follow protocol for the order in which such people should be introduced. Unless you’re an expert in these matters, find someone who is. Search your network for a protocol expert or business writing professional who is familiar with proper salutations and titles.
Staying on time matters. I once emceed a breakfast for the Women’s Business Development Council. Nine speakers, three panelists, one moderator and I participated within a 90-minute time frame for an audience of 700 people. The program was to be followed by a networking event, so people needed to leave the breakfast on time to get to the networking program on time and get back to work on time. That kind of timing precision does not happen without planning and organization. Prepare, practice and time each section you are responsible for.
And while you cannot control how long other people speak (unless you are writing their remarks), you can emphasize in your early speaker preparation the importance of staying within the time limit. Build in extra time and know ahead of time what material you can cut or condense if you start late or something goes over time. I kept my minute-by-minute schedule on the lectern and made sure I could see my watch easily to compare the actual time to the planned time. We started less than five minutes late and ended on time without feeling rushed. Do an on-site rehearsal.
An on-site rehearsal before the event is crucial to the smooth running of the live event. The night before one of the events I emceed, I went to the hotel conference center and practiced my remarks onstage. I did a sound and light check and found that the lights were so bright that I could not read my remarks. I asked the lighting technicians to dim them enough so I could see clearly, yet not so much that the stage was dark. Had I not rehearsed on-site, I would have been blinded by the lights during my opening remarks in front of a live audience. Don’t introduce strangers. It’s helpful to meet the people you are introducing before the day of the event.
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If that’s not possible, seek them out on the day of the event, prior to showtime, and introduce yourself. Put-ting a face to a name will help both of you feel more comfortable, and you will sound more sincere in your introduction. You can also confirm name pronunciations one final time and determine where the people are sitting so you know where to look for them. Manage the stage. Many years ago at Toastmasters, I learned a crucial lesson: “Never leave the stage empty.” If you introduce someone, wait for them to get onstage before you step to the side. (If the stage is small, or the person you’re introducing is going to be making lengthy remarks, step offstage once the person gets onstage.) If appropriate to the event, start clapping when you introduce the person and don’t stop until you shake hands with them or greet them onstage.
Be prepared for the unexpected. As an emcee, you have to stay in control, even if the unexpected happens. Prepare for how you will respond if the fire alarm sounds, or a speaker forgets her notes or a technology glitch occurs. I once saw a CEO get completely flustered onstage when a video he introduced didn’t play. He fumed and fussed, but he didn’t know what to do or who to ask for help. Make sure to follow up.
After the event, ask for feedback from the meeting organizer, other speakers and audience members, and review the video, if there is one. Ask what worked well and what could work better next time.
I usually ask a colleague in the audience to time each segment so I can compare the actual timing against the original plan. Ask for the colleague’s timing notes. The information you gather can help you prepare for the next event you emcee.
Be sure to follow up and thank all the speakers and everyone who helped make the event a success. The next time you emcee an event, keep these 12 tactics in mind. With a little work and some careful preparation, you can create a positive experience for the company or organization, the speakers and the audience members. For more articles from the October issue, visit.