By the end of this course, you will be able to
How to master the art of hosting high-quality television shows, taking into consideration the host's personality, the teamwork and how to select the topics.
How to manage TV Shows preparations, the art of hosting guests, how to ask questions, preparing topics and learning how to prepare appropriate television reports.
What is intellectual property rights, what you should consider using Audio /Visual Effects, and how to maintain accuracy and credibility in presenting information.
Course details
- 1 h 42 m/17 lessons
- Last updated: 13/5/2019
- Course completion certificate
Course Content
How To Present Programs And Interviews On TV
Preparing Headlines, Graphics And Footage Illustrations
How To Present Programs And Interviews On TV
Preparing Headlines, Graphics And Footage Illustrations
Be Careful When Using Audio /Visual Effects Or Scene Reconstruction
Respect The Intellectual Property Rights
Accuracy And Credibility In Presenting Information
Creating A TV Identity For The Interviewer
The Importance Of TV Reports And Vox Pops
Do Not Promote Rumors And Unconfirmed News
Use Opinion Polls Carefully
The Importance Of Follow Up On News Reactions
Cases Of Mentioning Or Ignoring Sources
How To Know If The News Are True?
How To Deal With The Audience And Public
Using News Agencies As A Source Of News And Data
Rules Of Dealing With Guests And Participants In Programs
Balance And Objectivity In TV Interviews
Diversification Of Rhythm And Subjects
About this course
A course about presenting successful television programs, panels, talk shows, and specialized programs like; political, economic, sports and women shows. You will be learning how to host such shows, creating a television personality for the moderator, identifying and preparing the themes of the discussion, paying attention to reports and people's opinions and choosing the right guests. You will understand how to balance the discussions to keep it objective, diversify the rhythm and topics, identify what can be expected, and prepare to immediately handle developments and breaking news.
Course requirements and prerequisites
This course is ideal for all Media graduates and undergraduates interested in pursuing a career in hosting TV shows.
Mentor
Yasser Thabet
Media Advisor And Experienced Executive Editor
835 Learners
2 Course