LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION... Media training surgery in a radio and TV studio
Description
Bespoke 1:1 media training session at a state-of-the –art radio and TV studio in Soho where you can practice print, radio and TV interviews.
How attendees will benefit
- Hands on experience of press, radio and TV interviews
- Experience the adrenalin rush that comes with being interviewed in a working studio
- Challenging Interviews with an experienced former Watchdog, Panorama and Newsnight journalist
- Individualised session with detailed personal feedback
- How do your messages bear up to a journalist’s scrutiny? The trainer works with you to help clarify key points, if necessary.
Who should attend
As a bespoke session it is suitable for all levels
What attendees will learn
- Understanding the journalist’s agenda and tricks of the trade
- Communicating to different audiences
- What to ask before an interview
- Practical experience of print, radio, TV and TV down-the-line interviews
- Studio dos and don’t
- Crisis media interviews
- How to handle a door-step
- Improving verbal and non-verbal skills
- Dealing with difficult questions
- Avoiding jargon
- Making your messages interesting and relevant
- Know what to wear
Helen Glanville
Summary
Helen is an extremely experienced media trainer with a very detailed knowledge of TV journalism. She spent 15 years as an award-winning senior producer and director in mainstream factual BBC TV programmes (Panorama, Newsnight, Watchdog, Tomorrow’s World). During this time she helped pioneer secret filming which formed the basis of many investigative reports.
Training theory
“I believe every media training session has to be tailored to the specific requirements of each attendee. I need to know and understand the immediate challenges they face so that I can test them thoroughly under pressure and at times, surprise them. It is my hope that the most challenging interviews attendees ever face will be with me. The over-whelming majority thoroughly enjoy the session and will never watch TV is the same way again. The skills they learn in a day are also very relevant to making better presentations and pitches.”
Specialisms
Health (pharmaceuticals, UK health regulator, health authorities), public sector, education and consumer.