TV Presenter

ABOUT THIS COURSE

Break in to the competitive world of TV presenting with the inside track on what it really takes to work in front of camera

Being a presenter means working at the front line of television. While it can be all-consuming and often challenging, it’s a job that can also be exciting, enthralling and deeply satisfying.
Your job could involve introducing or hosting a show, reporting on special events, reading the news, interacting with live audiences or interviewing folk from all walks of life.
However, TV presenting can be a tough business to break into and that’s why it’s important to get the inside track on what it takes to become the next David Letterman or Ryan Seacrest.
Learning how to bring something special to a show by focusing on your strengths and building your own personal brand, is also essential in your approach to becoming a standout TV presenter.
That’s why this course lays down the foundation that you need to become part of this thrilling world while imparting essential tricks and tips of the trade.

WHAT YOU’LL LEARN

In doing this course, you will learn:

The basics of broadcasting
The team behind the scenes
The most important skills you need to possess
What producers and agents are really looking for in a TV presenter
How to stand out from the crowd
Understanding your own special ‘brand’ You’ll be introduced to:

Different camera presentations from handheld to multi-camera
What it means to ‘talk to camera’, ‘talk to time’ and how to do both effectively
Autocue techniques
Using an earpiece with ‘open talkback’
How to ad-lib effectively
Researching, scripting and conducting great on-air interviews
Pre-records and live broadcasts