To be a presenter is to serve at the front of television. While it can be comprehensive and often frustrating, it's a profession that can also be exciting, enthralling and profoundly satisfying. It may involve hosting a show, reporting on special events, reading the news, interacting with live television audiences, or conducting interviews with people from different fields.
However, TV broadcasting can be a difficult business to begin, and it's why it's important to understand the inside details of what it takes to be the next David Letterman or Ryan Seacrest. learn how to bring something remarkable to a presentation by concentrating on your talents and creating your own personal brand, this is crucial to your approach to becoming a noteworthy TV host.
This course provides the necessary foundation for you to become a part of this exciting world while learning essential methods and secrets of the trade.
Recommended study time: 50 hours. Completion grants you 50 CPD points. See the Certification section for more information.
Module 1: The Business We Call It
A general description of the company
The evolving nature of TV
Different methods of presenting information
The difficulties of entering the business
Module 2: It takes a village to construct a television presenter.
The collective
Producers
Presenter's role requirements
Presenter's ability set
Television's terminology
Module 3: Amazing! Who is that young lady (or gentleman?)
Are you prepared?
Information and understanding
The ‘wow’ factor
To appear in front of the audience
Audience bond
Module 5: A New You With a Brand
Discover Your Talents
What is your unique selling proposition?
Difference between being a ‘ Personality ’ and a ‘ Presenter ’
Recognising your brand as a whole.
Module 5: Talking The Talk
How to direct the camera.
Having a thorough discussion of the reasons for the desired results
Presenter methods
Vocal performance
Self-paced / electronic method of learning
Script interpretation
Earn money and have fun with the new earpiece!
Interviewing methods
Module 6: Are You Prepared For Your Personal Appointment?
Ad-free presentation
Script creation and preparation
Handheld camera demonstration
Multiple cameras taking directions
Live stream
The location of reporting.
Film camera
Module 7: Examining the Part
The importance of having an accurate image.
Visual Communications
Body language
Notation and colouring
The good and the bad of television's makeup.
Module 8: Time: Shows The Money!
The only important secret to a successful showreel is
Preparation: Topic
Preparation: Different types of movies
Advertise to yourself
Composition & presentation
Home-filmed professional
Module 9: Employing Time: The Good, The Bad And The Large Waste of Time
Planning
What content should be included in the application?
Television, the internet, and satellite news media
Recovering on-camera knowledge
What not to attempt
Rejection handling
Opportunities that are indirect
The correct location, at the correct time.
Module 10: All Other Things You desired to know about TV presentation, but were hesitant to ask!
Education and preparation
Agents
Salaries
The Myth of the 4-Hour Week
PR and media relations
Who is this educational program intended for?
Has anyone ever observed a popular television host taking part in a television program and thought, "How do I get to do that?" If this is the case for you, then this is the proper course for you!
Whether you have an interest in hard news, current events, human interest, entertainment, culture, travel or sports, there are very few occupations that allow you to devote your passion to a large number of people simultaneously.
Career route
After completing the training, you can:
Discover the intriguing and thrilling television industry.
Become a more skilled and confident presenter.
Further your knowledge of how to host live events and speak in front of a crowd.
Increase your knowledge of your personal brand, and learn how to increase it.
