So You Want To Be A TV Presenter?
Nonfiction, Entertainment, Performing Arts, Theatre, Acting & Auditioning, Fiction & Literature, Drama
| Author: | Kathryn Wolfe | ISBN: | 9781780010571 |
| Publisher: | Nick Hern Books | Publication: | December 6, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Nick Hern Books | Language: | English |
| Author: | Kathryn Wolfe |
| ISBN: | 9781780010571 |
| Publisher: | Nick Hern Books |
| Publication: | December 6, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Nick Hern Books |
| Language: | English |
A practical, vocational guide to starting a career on TV as a presenter.
The demand for presenters in the television industry has never been higher. But, although it's seen as a glamorous job and a step to celebrity, being a TV presenter is also hard work, and demands a varied range of journalistic, technical, performance and personal skills.
With a background in TV directing, working with professional presenters and training new ones for the TV industry, Kathryn Wolfe takes you through the techniques and skills required to become a successful presenter, including:
- How to read from a prompt and use in-ear talkback
- How to talk to camera and talk to time
- How to cope with live, recorded, studio and location shoots
- How to present for specialist channels (children's, shopping, weather)
- How to create a successful CV and convincing showreel
Hands-on exercises and checklists will guide you through improving your posture, developing correct breathing and good diction, evaluating your performance, and much more.
The book is also packed with accessible advice and top tips from dozens of experienced and new presenters currently working on TV. It tells you what happens in auditions, and, above all, how to go about getting a job as a presenter.
With a foreword by Chris Tarrant.
'This splendid book covers every aspect of the job... I look forward to seeing you on my telly!' (Chris Tarrant, from his Foreword)
A practical, vocational guide to starting a career on TV as a presenter.
The demand for presenters in the television industry has never been higher. But, although it's seen as a glamorous job and a step to celebrity, being a TV presenter is also hard work, and demands a varied range of journalistic, technical, performance and personal skills.
With a background in TV directing, working with professional presenters and training new ones for the TV industry, Kathryn Wolfe takes you through the techniques and skills required to become a successful presenter, including:
- How to read from a prompt and use in-ear talkback
- How to talk to camera and talk to time
- How to cope with live, recorded, studio and location shoots
- How to present for specialist channels (children's, shopping, weather)
- How to create a successful CV and convincing showreel
Hands-on exercises and checklists will guide you through improving your posture, developing correct breathing and good diction, evaluating your performance, and much more.
The book is also packed with accessible advice and top tips from dozens of experienced and new presenters currently working on TV. It tells you what happens in auditions, and, above all, how to go about getting a job as a presenter.
With a foreword by Chris Tarrant.
'This splendid book covers every aspect of the job... I look forward to seeing you on my telly!' (Chris Tarrant, from his Foreword)
