Unlock the Secrets to Mastering Every Interview:
Media Training Presentation Training
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OUR APPROACH
Performing at an optimal level on television doesn’t magically happen as soon as the cameras go live. To maximize your TV appearance, you must also know media etiquette – as well as what goes on behind the scenes.
That’s why your half-day media training session also includes the media consulting and advice you’ll need for success, including:
- Common interview mistakes
- Dos and don’ts of TV interviews
- General media etiquette
- How to handle technical problems
- How to get prepared for the “Green Room”
- What to expect at a television studio or on a TV set
- What to wear – and what to avoid wearing
- How to conduct virtual/remote interviews
For one-on-one media training, the scope of our work also goes far beyond the day(s) we meet you for media training.
Prior to our first coaching session, we:
- research your organization thoroughly
- examine the most recent press coverage you’ve generated if any
- assess current media issues and opportunities within your industry
By doing our homework prior to our first meeting and investigating your business in the way a seasoned journalist might, we’re able to pose the real-life questions a print, radio, or television reporter might ask. We also don’t waste your valuable time.
Media coaching/training
But don’t worry. By peppering you with questions the way a reporter might, our goal isn’t just to put you in the proverbial “hot seat.” It’s to prepare you for any potential media scenario – ranging from the routine queries you’re likely to face to the hard-hitting, adversarial, or “gotcha” interviews that may arise during a crisis. During our session(s), we will:
- Develop key messages
- Rehearse your talking points, stats, and anecdotes
- Run on-camera, simulated media interviews
- Review media etiquette and what to expect
- Go over an interview best practices checklist … and more
By doing our homework prior to our first meeting and investigating your business in the way a seasoned journalist might, we’re able to pose the real-life questions a print, radio, or television reporter might ask. We also don’t waste your valuable time.
Post-training media critiques
After our media training session(s), we offer:
- A written summary of talking points and messages
- In-depth critiques of your actual media interviews
- An analysis of the core elements of your on-air performance
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