Your facial expressions during an enthusiastic presentation or presentation are extremely important. A presentation given with a deadpan face will not go well with any audience. Facial expressions portray a person's personality and their feelings. The next time you are walking through a shopping mall, take a look at some of the facial expressions that pass you. Too often you will see people with boring or with mouths that are turned down at their edges. Try smiling at people - it can be extremely pleasing to have someone, a complete stranger, and smile back at you. You can do the same thing with an audience. A continual intense expression such as a frown will not go down well, but can be used momentarily to back up a part of your measurable presentation skills in Kimberley.  Holding your hand out, palm upward as if about to receive a small object can suggest to your audience that they give you their support, this can also be combined with a pointing gesture as emphasis. A hand raised, palm towards the audience, may be used to emphasize such statements as "Hold on!" or "We cannot stand for this!" Many of these types of gesture can be seen in everyday life. We all know what giving the finger means, for example. If you ever have the opportunity just watches a couple of Italians having an animated discussion - they are always full of gestures. Intentional presentation skills in Kimberley can come over as completely natural.