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How do you present to camera when your audience is not in the same room as you? How do you avoid looking awkward? What are the do’s and don’t’s of video presenting? How do you start and end the presentation and what practical skills help to make it a success?
This workshop will give you more confidence and help you to come across naturally on camera. We will look at common errors and how to avoid them. Includes how to relax on camera, overcome nerves and how to really connect with your audience.
This workshop will be on Zoom.
This 2 hour workshop includes:
The next running of this event will be on the 19th September 2024 at 2pm and will run for 2 hours. This is an introductory session with tickets at £25 + VAT per person. Tickets are available below.
Kathryn Wolfe is a highly experienced TV presenting coach whose clients can be seen presenting on BBC, ITV, Sky, Channel 4, Channel 5, QVC. She trains individuals and teams of speakers to present webinars, video and hybrid corporate events across UK and internationally, for public and private sectors.
Kathryn has written two leading text books, So You Want to be a TV Presenter and The TV Presenter's Career Handbook and has taken part in 6 BAFTA juries to choose winning presenters and performers. From 2006 - 2018 she was Course Leader TV Production and Senior Lecturer Media Performance at University of Bedfordshire; formerly a BBC-trained TV Director with over 20 years experience in directing top shows at BBC and ITV.
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