NCFCA Script Rules

The NCFCA recently revised the rules to require a script for both platform and interpretive speeches.  Click on the link below to download the pdf version:

Platform  Script Submission Form

Interpretive Script Submission Form 

The Lone Stranger

Marshall Sherman, 2006 NCFCA National Champion, gives his humorous interpretation, The Lone Stranger.

The Last Dress Rehearsal

Katie Riley performed this humorous interp at the 2007 NCFCA National Tournament.

There’s Blood on my Toga

There’s Blood on my Toga, by Adam Hardy, won 3rd place in humorous interpretation at the 2007 NCFCA National Tournament.

Hydro-dude: Super Hero

Matthew Anderson gives a portion of his humorous interp speech at 2007 Nationals.

Mr. and Mrs. Lightning

Mr. and Mrs. Lightning, an humorous interpretation speech by Jared Canfield, made it to the 2007 NCFCA Nationals.