Communicating on Video
Television presentations require special preparation and attention to details. Learn how to present an editorial, appear as a guest on an interview program, be the host of an interview program, conduct a press conference and use television to train.
1. Straight Talk
| Time: |
3 minutes +/- 30 seconds |
| Objectives: |
- To effectively present an opinion or viewpoint in a short time.
- To simulate giving a presentation as part of a video broadcast.
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2. The Interview Show
| Time: |
5 – 7 minutes |
| Objectives: |
- To understand the dynamics of an interview or “talk” show.
- To prepare for the questions that may be asked of you during an interview program.
- To present a positive image on camera.
- To appear as a guest on a simulated video talk show.
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3. When You’re the Host
| Time: |
5 – 7 minutes |
| Objectives: |
- To conduct a successful interview.
- To understand the dynamics of a successful interview or “talk” show.
- To prepare questions to ask during the interview program.
- To present a positive, confident image on camera.
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4. The Press Conference
| Time: |
3 – 5 minutes, plus 2 – 3 minutes for Q&A |
| Objectives: |
- To understand the nature of a video broadcast press conference.
- To prepare for an adversary confrontation on a controversial or sensitive issue.
- To employ appropriate preparation methods and strategies for communicating your organization’s viewpoint.
- To present and maintain a positive image.
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5. Instructing on the Internet
| Time: |
5-7 minutes, plus 5-7 minutes for play back of the video |
| Objectives: |
- To learn how to develop and present an effective training program on the Web.
- To receive personal feedback through the videorecording of your presentation.
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