TV News Presenter Course |
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2 Days |
10.00 am |
5 pm |
Tues - Wed |
Course outline
1. Nerves and Confidence, Work with your voice
2. Examples of anchors work and detailed analysis of their style.
3. Feeling the Fear
4. Psychology of TV News Presenting
5. Autocue
6. Voice Work
7. Developing True Authority
8. Understanding the Story
9. Developing Passion
10. Invaluable Career Advice
11. News Industry Overview
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Satisfaction Guaranteed!
A diploma in 'TV News Presenting' is awarded by The London Academy of Film & Television to students who successfully complete this course.
You also receive a DVD showreel.
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What the students say:
| "I just wanted to say a HUGE thank you to everyone over the last 2 days, I thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience. I feel that the
skills The London Academy have taught me and the advice i have been given are very
unique."
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| Kim Russell, Office Manager |
| "I enjoyed your course and I appreciated your method. which was
extremely prepared, aware and professional; a fine combination between
talent and technique. your ability is one-of-a kind quality in this
industry. I had been looking for a trainer for a long time , and
today I am happy of the experience. I will try to do another course in
the future..........."
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| Bruno Caldarulo, TV and Radio Broadcaster, Milan |
| " With only 4 people per class, it was the best course to take, now i got a job as News Reader in Brazil'' It's an excellent course that can really open doors.'' |
| ''Professional News readers teach this course,And these guys know their stuff thats why i choose London Academy...it's excellent'' |
| Martin Loriner, 30 Magazine Editor. |
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Fees and to enrol online
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London Academy is delighted to have 'Mark Lipscomb' Mark has worked in Television on both sides of the camera since 1980 and has a wealth of broadcasting experience. He has been a regular presenter on itv Central News since 1991, so has extensive live broadcast experience and is well-accustomed to working to tight deadlines. He has first hand knowledge of how to cope effectively with the demands of live TV news. Mark has also worked as a reporter, producer, floor manager and location director for Central News working most recently on a special programme with the Prime Minister, Tony Blair. Mark is frequently asked to perform public duties in his role as one of the ambassadors for itv in the Central area. As a cameraman, Mark worked on a wide range of studio/location/ outside broadcasts across the UK and around the world. Mark was also one of the best-known voices on itv in the London area for many years as Senior Live Continuity Announcer and network promotions voice-over. Mark was trained by BBC World Service radio as a newsreader/announcer.
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Obviously, we can't equip you with everything you need to
be a news anchor, as that requires years of experience,
but we CAN guide you through what's required, get you
reading the news and learn the best way to break into
the news broadcasting industry from someone who
knows the freelance market inside out. |
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On the first day, you'll practice and practice in front of
an autocue, honing those all-important techniques and
learning about what's required of a TV News Presenter.
We'll discuss nerves. We'll take you back to first basics and
teach principles which will strengthen your abilities and
self-confidence.
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On day-two, you’ll go over your prepared material and get a real introduction to performing pieces on camera on the street and then bulletins in the studio. Before the recording starts, a professional make-up artist will ensure you look the part and the only shine on camera will be your personality.
These performances will make up your all-important showreel. your show and tell proof to television news decision markers of what you can do in the studio and outside.
There is practical advice on how to break into television news or develop the career you’ve already started.
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