In the article Why Everyone Can and Should be a Leader it starts out talking about where to find leadership, “ It is said that leadership starts at the top. This is often true of course but it is far from being the whole story. Leaders can also be found at the bottom of an organization and it just about every place in between.” (Wharton, 1) This quote perfectly describes Beca and where she starts off as a leader. Pitch Perfect incorporated all the steps into become a successful group.
The movie starts out with Beca getting sucked into trying out for a cappella singing in college. After getting the part and practicing with the group she finds out she does not have much of a voice in the group and therefore does not identify as a leader in the …show more content…
The first step is refered to as prespeech planning. In the movie this could be Becca putting the music together and producing music and editing it. In the reading the author explains how important this step is by saying "is essential in the development of successful public messages." (Hackman, 275) The second step is organization which is described as “the logic and structure of the ideas presented within a public speech.” (Hackman, 276) This can be seen when the group members decide what parts they will be singing. The next step is language this is, “the effective use of language is the key to produce memorable and moving public speeches.” (Hackman 279) In the movie this is can be understood when the group chooses the song that they will be singing for competitions. Another step in this process is called rehearsal which is definitely relatable to Pitch Perfect. The book explains this as “practicing gives you the opportunity to stimulate a public presentation. This experience helps you refine content and increase your confidence level.” (Hackman 281) This can be related to any rehearsal or dress rehearsal the Bellas would be involved in. One of the final steps is referred to as delivery the book explains delivery by saying, “delivery refers to the physical aspect of speech making. A speaker 's delivery should not be awkward or distracting. The delivery of the message is most effective when it appears natural.” (Hackman, 281) This can be seen when the Bellas perform on stage in a competition. It is so much fun to watch, because it looks so natural and relaxed when the Bellas perform. The final step in this process is called responding to questions, which is “The delivery of a speech is often followed by a question answer session. Responding to questions can be stressful; speakers must think on their feet. One way the Bellas respond question is by
The movie starts out with Beca getting sucked into trying out for a cappella singing in college. After getting the part and practicing with the group she finds out she does not have much of a voice in the group and therefore does not identify as a leader in the …show more content…
The first step is refered to as prespeech planning. In the movie this could be Becca putting the music together and producing music and editing it. In the reading the author explains how important this step is by saying "is essential in the development of successful public messages." (Hackman, 275) The second step is organization which is described as “the logic and structure of the ideas presented within a public speech.” (Hackman, 276) This can be seen when the group members decide what parts they will be singing. The next step is language this is, “the effective use of language is the key to produce memorable and moving public speeches.” (Hackman 279) In the movie this is can be understood when the group chooses the song that they will be singing for competitions. Another step in this process is called rehearsal which is definitely relatable to Pitch Perfect. The book explains this as “practicing gives you the opportunity to stimulate a public presentation. This experience helps you refine content and increase your confidence level.” (Hackman 281) This can be related to any rehearsal or dress rehearsal the Bellas would be involved in. One of the final steps is referred to as delivery the book explains delivery by saying, “delivery refers to the physical aspect of speech making. A speaker 's delivery should not be awkward or distracting. The delivery of the message is most effective when it appears natural.” (Hackman, 281) This can be seen when the Bellas perform on stage in a competition. It is so much fun to watch, because it looks so natural and relaxed when the Bellas perform. The final step in this process is called responding to questions, which is “The delivery of a speech is often followed by a question answer session. Responding to questions can be stressful; speakers must think on their feet. One way the Bellas respond question is by