TV Presenting Course Workshop | Westminster, London, UK | Pozitiv

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Here, you’ll present a “live” report to camera. This takes place in and around the famous Abingdon Green opposite The Houses of Parliament - a familiar scene from nightly news programmes. Through a "live" link back to the studio, you'll give the appearance of linking to and from a studio in another location...

You'll be working from a pre-prepared report or presentation. You can gain inspiration from several hundred reports in our constantly updated database, or prepare your own from scratch.

Potential subjects include: covering a rock festival, political commentary, gossip from behind the scenes of a film set, a new parking deterrent, an awards ceremony, a tragic drowning, a sporting event, or all the news from a celebrity party.

To further personalise your report, the "backdrop" can be anything in the surrounding area - from The Houses of Parliament itself to a side street; busy traffic to park-like greenery. The choice is yours!

This exercise is perfect practice for a wide variety of reporting situations, and it’ll also give you the chance to work from a written script.

Some of the things you’ll learn include: how to most effectively use a handheld microphone... how to present to a shoulder-held camera... and, when working from a script with little time for rehearsal and preparation, how to make it appear like the information is coming from you and not the script.

We’ve got lots of flexibility with the “staging” of this piece - for example, you can choose to be “walking and talking” or simply standing still - and our cameraperson will use their creativity to match their framing and movement to your particular report. And, once we’ve rehearsed it, several takes will go down on tape.

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