Want to know why I could get away with robbing a bank?
Because years of editing radio programmes with razor blades have removed much of my fingerprints. If you want to avoid journalists removing many of your important points in a media interview then you need to be disciplined so that your words – and your reputation – don’t get shredded.
And here’s how, in the first of a brand new mini series from the people that brought you the Z to A of Presenting (because everyone starts with A) – the Z to A of Media Training.
Spot the new(s) desk btw!
How to maintain eye contact in online media interviews, job interviews and presentations
Slow down you move too fast: why speaking slowly makes for better interviews and presentations
How putting your key messages at the beginning and end of an interview makes them more memorable.
If a picture's worth a thousand words then maybe a few well chosen words can paint a picure.
If you want to make an important point in an interview or presentation then here's how to nail it
How to make your key messages stand out in a media interview or presentation.
Why interviewees should be in the driving seat for media interviews
B is for broadcast media training in a social meda landscape | The Z to A of media training
L is for less is more: the Z to A of media training
With respect: deconstructing Tory MP Michael Tomlinson's road crash interview on Rwanda bill.
How to keep your eye on the big picture in media interviews
Don't like your own voice? Here's why it sounds odd when you listen to yourself giving interviews.
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