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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. It could involve introducing or hosting a show, reporting on special events, reading the news, interacting with live audiences, or interviewing people 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. Learn how to bring something special to a show by focusing on your strengths and building your own personal brand, this is essential in your approach to becoming a standout TV presenter.
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.
Requisitos
International Open Academy courses are designed for anyone with an interest in learning. No formal qualifications are required to study with us. Our courses are suitable if you want to learn new skills, start a new career, or if you’re already working in a particular industry and wish to upgrade your talents and enhance your resume.
Lecciones
Module 1: The Business We Call Show
- An overview of the business
- The changing face of TV
- Different types of presenting
- Challenges of breaking into the business
Module 2: It Takes A Village To Build A TV Presenter
- The team
- Producers
- Presenter role requirements
- Presenter skillset
- TV terminology
Module 3: Wow! Who’s That Girl (or Boy?)
- Do you have what it takes?
- Knowledge and research
- The ‘wow’ factor
- Fronting a show
- Audience connection
Module 4: A ‘brand’ New You
- Find Your Strengths
- What’s Your USP
- Difference between being a ‘Personality’ and a ‘Presenter’
- Seeing yourself as a ‘brand’
Module 5: Talking The Talk
- How to talk to camera
- Talking to time
- Presenter techniques
- Vocal delivery
- Autocue / teleprompter tips
- Script reading
- Talk back and earpiece training
- Interviewing techniques
Module 6: Are You Ready For Your Close Up?
- Ad-lib presentation
- Script construction and prep’
- Handheld camera presentation
- Multi-camera direction
- Live broadcast
- Location reporting
- Camera technique
Module 7: Looking The Part
- Importance of getting your image right
- Visual Messages
- Body language
- Note setting & colors
- Do’s and don’ts of TV makeup
Module 8: Showreel Time: Show Me The Money!
- The ONE big secret to a successful showreel
- Preparation: Subject matter
- Preparation: Types of footage
- Marketing yourself
- Structure & format
- Professional v home-filmed
Module 9: Applying For Jobs: The Good, The Bad And The Big Fat Waste-of-time
- Planning
- What to include in application
- Broadcast trade media
- Finding on-camera experience
- What not to do
- Handling rejection
- Indirect opportunities
- Right place, right time
Module 10: All The Other Things You Wanted To Know About TV Presenting But Were Afraid To Ask!
- Training and qualifications
- Agents
- Salaries
- The Myth of the 4-Hour Week
- PR and media relations
Carrera
Who is this course for?
Have you ever watched a popular presenter hosting a TV program and thought, “How do I get to do that?” If you have, then this is the course for you!
Whether your interest is in hard news, current affairs, human interest, entertainment, culture, travel or sports presenting, there are very few jobs where you can indulge your passions while reaching out to millions of people at the same time.
Posibilidades de carrera
After completing this course, you can:
- Explore the interesting and exciting television industry
- Become a more polished and self-assured presenter
- Expand your skills as a MC and presenter of live events
- Gain a better understanding of your personal brand, and how to grow it
Certificados
Deberás completar cada módulo en su totalidad y responder a los exámenes al final de cada módulo del curso. Si tu tasa de aprobación supera el 55% en cada examen, estarás calificado para acceder a un certificado de consecución u otras opciones de acreditación para reconocer tu éxito.
La mayoría de nuestros cursos te otorgarán créditos a través de Educación Continua (CE) / Desarrollo Profesional Continuo (CPD). Los puntos CE/CPD son aceptados y reconocidos por entidades profesionales e instituciones académicas en Estados Unidos e internacionalmente.
Además, todos nuestros cursos están acreditados por el Consejo Internacional de Estándares Educativos en Línea (www.icoes.org) y la Asociación Internacional de Colegios de Carrera Privada (www.iapcc.org). Al completar con éxito un curso, los estudiantes pueden optar a adquirir un certificado ICOES que reconoce el éxito mediante esta institución externa.
Creator
Brandy Cross
Expertise: Nutrition and Wellness
Brandy Cross is a professional writer and journalist, AFPA Certified Nutrition and Wellness Consultant, certified Pilate’s mat teacher, and student currently working towards her 500 Hour RYT Yoga Teacher Certification and a certificate in Plant Based Nutrition at Cornell University. Brandy's first job was in a restaurant, where she quickly learned the basics of cooking and crafting food, and she cannot remember a time when food was not an important part of her life. Lactose intolerance drove her to studying the basics of nutrition, where she learned about eating properly, controlling weight with food, and ensuring proper nutrition for health and wellness. When she discovered yoga, which she practices several hours per day, Brandy began studying the basics of plant based nutrition and vegan food, and creating recipes based around legumes, mushrooms, and other plant based proteins. With hundreds of hours applied to learning basic to advanced food skills, she is capable of crafting recipes and has ghost written multiple recipe books. Outside of nutrition and fitness, Brandy owns one cat, keeps a small balcony garden, and writes fiction in her spare time.
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9133 estudiantes. Acreditación ICOES. Certificación IAPCC y CPD.
9133 estudiantes.
Acreditación ICOES.
Certificación IAPCC y CPD.
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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. It could involve introducing or hosting a show, reporting on special events, reading the news, interacting with live audiences, or interviewing people 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. Learn how to bring something special to a show by focusing on your strengths and building your own personal brand, this is essential in your approach to becoming a standout TV presenter.
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.
Requisitos
International Open Academy courses are designed for anyone with an interest in learning. No formal qualifications are required to study with us. Our courses are suitable if you want to learn new skills, start a new career, or if you’re already working in a particular industry and wish to upgrade your talents and enhance your resume.
Lecciones
Module 1: The Business We Call Show
- An overview of the business
- The changing face of TV
- Different types of presenting
- Challenges of breaking into the business
Module 2: It Takes A Village To Build A TV Presenter
- The team
- Producers
- Presenter role requirements
- Presenter skillset
- TV terminology
Module 3: Wow! Who’s That Girl (or Boy?)
- Do you have what it takes?
- Knowledge and research
- The ‘wow’ factor
- Fronting a show
- Audience connection
Module 4: A ‘brand’ New You
- Find Your Strengths
- What’s Your USP
- Difference between being a ‘Personality’ and a ‘Presenter’
- Seeing yourself as a ‘brand’
Module 5: Talking The Talk
- How to talk to camera
- Talking to time
- Presenter techniques
- Vocal delivery
- Autocue / teleprompter tips
- Script reading
- Talk back and earpiece training
- Interviewing techniques
Module 6: Are You Ready For Your Close Up?
- Ad-lib presentation
- Script construction and prep’
- Handheld camera presentation
- Multi-camera direction
- Live broadcast
- Location reporting
- Camera technique
Module 7: Looking The Part
- Importance of getting your image right
- Visual Messages
- Body language
- Note setting & colors
- Do’s and don’ts of TV makeup
Module 8: Showreel Time: Show Me The Money!
- The ONE big secret to a successful showreel
- Preparation: Subject matter
- Preparation: Types of footage
- Marketing yourself
- Structure & format
- Professional v home-filmed
Module 9: Applying For Jobs: The Good, The Bad And The Big Fat Waste-of-time
- Planning
- What to include in application
- Broadcast trade media
- Finding on-camera experience
- What not to do
- Handling rejection
- Indirect opportunities
- Right place, right time
Module 10: All The Other Things You Wanted To Know About TV Presenting But Were Afraid To Ask!
- Training and qualifications
- Agents
- Salaries
- The Myth of the 4-Hour Week
- PR and media relations
Carrera
Who is this course for?
Have you ever watched a popular presenter hosting a TV program and thought, “How do I get to do that?” If you have, then this is the course for you!
Whether your interest is in hard news, current affairs, human interest, entertainment, culture, travel or sports presenting, there are very few jobs where you can indulge your passions while reaching out to millions of people at the same time.
Posibilidades de carrera
After completing this course, you can:
- Explore the interesting and exciting television industry
- Become a more polished and self-assured presenter
- Expand your skills as a MC and presenter of live events
- Gain a better understanding of your personal brand, and how to grow it
Creator
Brandy Cross
Expertise: Nutrition and Wellness
Brandy Cross is a professional writer and journalist, AFPA Certified Nutrition and Wellness Consultant, certified Pilate’s mat teacher, and student currently working towards her 500 Hour RYT Yoga Teacher Certification and a certificate in Plant Based Nutrition at Cornell University. Brandy's first job was in a restaurant, where she quickly learned the basics of cooking and crafting food, and she cannot remember a time when food was not an important part of her life. Lactose intolerance drove her to studying the basics of nutrition, where she learned about eating properly, controlling weight with food, and ensuring proper nutrition for health and wellness. When she discovered yoga, which she practices several hours per day, Brandy began studying the basics of plant based nutrition and vegan food, and creating recipes based around legumes, mushrooms, and other plant based proteins. With hundreds of hours applied to learning basic to advanced food skills, she is capable of crafting recipes and has ghost written multiple recipe books. Outside of nutrition and fitness, Brandy owns one cat, keeps a small balcony garden, and writes fiction in her spare time.