The art of speaking and presenting

Course Overview:

The TV or radio program presenter, or even theatrical presenter or concert organizer, represents a live reflection and true translation of the complete work that was done by the photographers, producer, director, and lighting distributor. This means that the success of the presentation means the success of the show, and because standing in front of the camera lens or behind the microphone on the radio or even Through direct and live public speaking in front of people is not easy and requires a lot of psychological work and verbal work, as well as academic understanding of how and how to present a successful presentation in terms of avoiding making mistakes that weaken and reduce the value of what is presented, and you may sometimes lose the entire content of the presentation in In the event of any errors or confusion in the submission.
This course is therefore important for people working in the field of media and television. This course aims to provide participants with the skills and knowledge necessary to improve their abilities in television speaking and presenting.

Course Content:

Course content includes the following topics:
• Improving Speech Skills: Participants learn how to improve their speaking skills, enunciate clearly and with a strong voice, and how to use body language and facial expression to add strength and appeal to a performance.
• Develop communication abilities: Participants learn how to communicate effectively with an audience and how to use simple, clear language to express complex ideas and concepts.
• Time Management and Deadlines: Participants learn how to manage their time effectively and deal with specific software delivery deadlines.
• Using modern technologies: Participants learn about the latest technologies used in the field of television speaking and presenting, such as the use of interactive screens and animation.
• Develop analysis and research capabilities: Participants learn how to analyze topics and events and conduct the necessary research to prepare powerful and influential content.
• Dealing with pressure and tension: Participants learn how to deal with pressure and tension during speech and presentation, and how to control nerves and stay calm and focused.
• Presenting talk and interactive programs: Participants learn how to present talk and interactive programs effectively, and how to deal with guests and participants in a professional manner.

Objectives

How will trainees benefit from the Course?
After completing the program, trainees will be able to master the following topics:
- The concept of Public Speech and the main elements for successful presentation.
- Necessary Skills and qualities for successful speakers.
- Gaining advanced experience in Talk Shows and Interviews.
- Improve broadcaster's linguistic and vocal performance.
- The ability to manage dialogues and interview guests in effective scientific methods.
- Learning the basics of Self-Control and High-Level Vocal Performance.
- Gaining advanced experience in communicating with the public.
- Ability to face the camera and pass Camera Tests.
- Methods of coordinating the works between the Editor, Broadcaster and the Director.
- Designing and delivering substantive discussions clearly.
- Designing and delivering media presentations clearly.
- Designing and presenting complex discussions convincingly.
- Speaking appropriately with confidence, intercept, move, and change the tone of voice.
- Evaluate and critique speeches with insight.

target groups:

The Global Union provides this course for the following audience:
• Directors of TV Stations and News Agencies.
• Broadcasters of Talk Shows and Entertainment Programs.
• Directors of Editorial Departments, within TV Stations.
• Professions in charge of preparing and collecting information for TV Talk Shows.
• TV Broadcast Editors and Program Directors.
• All staff working in the field of presenting and preparing TV Talk Shows.
• Students of Media Departments in Universities.

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