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In a crowded and fast moving environment you have very little time to get your message across. It is vital then that your spokesperson gets it right.... first time. Channel56 is running another successful one-day Media Skills Masterclass ' Keep Cool in the Hot Seat'.
Wednesday 24 September 2008
Wednesday 24 September 2008
09.30am
17.00pm
Vision House. 56 Donegall Pass. Belfast BT7 1BU
Community/Voluntary sector rates £150 per person
Event
We will give you the opportunity to spend a full day working with our Channel56 media professionals - all working journalists and skilled trainers who will help guide you through the challenge of working with the broadcast media.
You will receive personal coaching on preparing for interview, how best to present yourself and then undergo mock radio and TV interviews using realistic scenarios related to your key messages. You will then have an opportunity to review your interview and receive supportive and constructive feedback from the trainers .
By the end of the day you will have a deeper insight and understanding of the journalist's mindset and the priorities and issues affecting a broadcast producer and you will be able to communicate your key message using radio and TV interviews with confidence, clarity and control.
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