Podcast Teleprompter

Forget memorizing scripts or stumbling over intros, use our in-built teleprompter to say what you want to say.

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Teleprompters for podcasting

When you think of a teleprompter also known as an ‘autocue’, you probably think of a giant screen that gets wheeled around a television studio for politicians, newsreaders and game show hosts to read their lines from. But teleprompter tools are now accessible to anyone who can use a web browser. Podcastle’s audio and video recording studio has an in-built teleprompter that lets you add your script and read your intros, outros and other segments with conviction. You can set up a Podcastle account for free and try it out.

How to use the teleprompter

Enter the Studio

Enter your Podcastle studio and start a new recording session.

Paste your script

Click on ‘teleprompter’ in the toolbar at the bottom and insert your script.

Start speaking

When ready click ‘teleprompter’ and record what you want to say.

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Speak with confidence

Speaking clearly and confidently helps create a good impression for the audience and makes you more confident as a host.

Reposition the prompter

You can move the position of the teleprompter tool in the Podcastle recording studio to wherever is most convenient, simply drag and drop.

Control the crawl speed

Need to read a little faster or a little slower? With Podcastle you can also control the speed at which the words move so it feels comfortable.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does a teleprompter work?

A teleprompter works by displaying text on a screen that is positioned in front of or near a camera lens. The text scrolls upward at a controlled pace, allowing the speaker to read it while looking directly into the camera, giving the impression of maintaining eye contact with the audience.

How much does a teleprompter cost?

The cost of a teleprompter can vary widely depending on several factors, including its size, features, build quality, and whether it's a hardware or software solution. Pro-level teleprompters can cost $1000s, hardware teleprompters for consumers can cost in the $100s of dollars. If you’re using software like Podcastle it’s included in the free package or with premium tiers.

How to read from a teleprompter and look good?

Reading from a teleprompter while maintaining a polished appearance involves a combination of preparation, technique, and confidence. Start by familiarizing yourself with the script and practicing your delivery to ensure smooth reading. As you read from the teleprompter, focus on maintaining eye contact with the camera lens to engage your audience effectively. Pay attention to your posture and body language, standing or sitting with confidence and using open gestures to appear approachable.

How can I sound better when presenting a podcast?

Improving your podcast presentation involves several key elements. First, ensure you have a quality microphone and use proper microphone technique. Speak clearly and enunciate your words, avoiding mumbling or speaking too quickly. Vary your tone, pitch, and pacing to keep listeners engaged. Practice your delivery and familiarize yourself with your content beforehand to enhance fluency and confidence. Be authentic and let your personality shine through in your podcasting style.

When was the teleprompter invented?

The teleprompter was invented in the early 1950s. It was developed by Hubert Schlafly, an engineer, and Fred Barton Jr., a stage actor, in collaboration with Irving Berlin Kahn, an executive at 20th Century Fox. The first teleprompter system, known as the "TelePrompTer," was introduced in 1950 and quickly revolutionized the way television presenters, actors, and public speakers delivered scripted lines or speeches. Since then, teleprompters have become widely used in various broadcasting, public speaking, video production settings and now podcasts!

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