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Acknowledgments ix
Foreword xi
1 So, You're Going to Be On Camera 1
On-Camera Opportunities
2 Broadcast Production Studios 7
Microphones and Their Uses 8
TelePrompTers 10
Studio Cues 11
Role of the Floor Director 13
Microphone Dressing and Audio Checks 13
Production Assistants 17
3 News Anchors and Reporters 21
On-Air Positions 22
The Reporter 22
Preparation 22
Live Shots 24
Talking Points 24
Movement and Reporters 25
Writing 25
The Anchor 25
Movement and Anchors 26
TelePrompTers 26
Stance 27
Spontaneity 27
4 Talk Shows: Appearing as the Host 31
Topics 31
Finding Guests 32
Fact Gathering 33
Question Guides 34
Structuring Questions 35
Settings 38
Warm-Ups 39
Call-In Shows 39
Demonstrations 40
5 Talk Shows: Appearing as a Guest 43
The Booking 43
Appearance 44
Research 45
The Set 46
Preparation 47
Show Time 48
6 On-Camera Commercials 51
Character Types 53
Auditions 54
Preparation 54
Marks and Props 55
Products 55
Typical Shooting Day 56
Voice-Overs 57
Timing 58
Donuts 59
7 Industrial Videos 63
The Product 64
Environment 65
Ear Assist 65
Content and Delivery 67
Character 68
Auditions 68
Clothing 72
Teleconference and Distance Learning 73
The Internet 73
8 Film and TV Acting 77
Technique 77
Actor's Profile 79
Stage vs. TV and Film 80
Script Analysis 81
Sides 82
Memorization, Listening and Reacting 82
Blocking and Movement 84
Props 85
Maintaining Energy 85
On-Camera Toolbox
9 On-Camera Makeup 91
Supplies 92
Makeup and Lighting 98
Shopping 99
People of Color 100
Aging and Cosmetic Surgery 101
10 Hairstyles for TV 107
The Look 107
Facial Shape 108
Styles 109
Hair Textures and Products 109
Consultations 110
Nails 111
11 Wardrobe for TV 113
Style 114
Natural 114
Classic 115
Romantic 115
Dramatic 116
Things to Remember 117
Colors 118
Backdrops 119
Fabrics and Textures 119
Good Fabric Choices 121
Accessories 122
Accessory List 122
Shopping 128
Alterations 129
12 Broadcast Voice 131
Breathing 132
Phonation 136
Vocal Health 136
Resonanace 139
Articulation 140
13 Sounding Conversational 143
Script Marking 144
Meaning-Laden Words 147
Talking to a Person 149
Visualization 149
Emotion 150
14 Tips for Business 155
Marketing Yourself 155
Resumes 156
Cover Letters 156
Sending Yourself Through the Mail to a News Director 159
How to Get Started 164
Agents 167
Agencies 168
Contracts 169
Unions 170
Photos 170
Demo Tapes 171
Success Formula 172
Audition Tips for Commercial Television 174
Interview and Audition Tips for News 175
Notes 179
Glossary 183
Suggested Reading and Information 195
Index 197

Title: Sound and Look Professional on Television and the Internet: How to Improve Your On-Camera Presence

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I bought this book with the idea in mind to use some of the ideas and exercises in teaching my reading students some interesting games and approaches to speech contest preparation. It was all I had hoped it would be and more.

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	Acknowledgments	ix
	Foreword	xi
1	So, You're Going to Be On Camera	1
	On-Camera Opportunities
2	Broadcast Production Studios	7
	Microphones and Their Uses	8
	TelePrompTers	10
	Studio Cues	11
	Role of the Floor Director	13
	Microphone Dressing and Audio Checks	13
	Production Assistants	17
3	News Anchors and Reporters	21
	On-Air Positions	22
	The Reporter	22
	Preparation	22
	Live Shots	24
	Talking Points	24
	Movement and Reporters	25
	Writing	25
	The Anchor	25
	Movement and Anchors	26
	TelePrompTers	26
	Stance	27
	Spontaneity	27
4	Talk Shows: Appearing as the Host	31
	Topics	31
	Finding Guests	32
	Fact Gathering	33
	Question Guides	34
	Structuring Questions	35
	Settings	38
	Warm-Ups	39
	Call-In Shows	39
	Demonstrations	40
5	Talk Shows: Appearing as a Guest	43
	The Booking	43
	Appearance	44
	Research	45
	The Set	46
	Preparation	47
	Show Time	48
6	On-Camera Commercials	51
	Character Types	53
	Auditions	54
	Preparation	54
	Marks and Props	55
	Products	55
	Typical Shooting Day	56
	Voice-Overs	57
	Timing	58
	Donuts	59
7	Industrial Videos	63
	The Product	64
	Environment	65
	Ear Assist	65
	Content and Delivery	67
	Character	68
	Auditions	68
	Clothing	72
	Teleconference and Distance Learning	73
	The Internet	73
8	Film and TV Acting	77
	Technique	77
	Actor's Profile	79
	Stage vs. TV and Film	80
	Script Analysis	81
	Sides	82
	Memorization, Listening and Reacting	82
	Blocking and Movement	84
	Props	85
	Maintaining Energy	85
	On-Camera Toolbox
9	On-Camera Makeup	91
	Supplies	92
	Makeup and Lighting	98
	Shopping	99
	People of Color	100
	Aging and Cosmetic Surgery	101
10	Hairstyles for TV	107
	The Look	107
	Facial Shape	108
	Styles	109
	Hair Textures and Products	109
	Consultations	110
	Nails	111
11	Wardrobe for TV	113
	Style	114
	Natural	114
	Classic	115
	Romantic	115
	Dramatic	116
	Things to Remember	117
	Colors	118
	Backdrops	119
	Fabrics and Textures	119
	Good Fabric Choices	121
	Accessories	122
	Accessory List	122
	Shopping	128
	Alterations	129
12	Broadcast Voice	131
	Breathing	132
	Phonation	136
	Vocal Health	136
	Resonanace	139
	Articulation	140
13	Sounding Conversational	143
	Script Marking	144
	Meaning-Laden Words	147
	Talking to a Person	149
	Visualization	149
	Emotion	150
14	Tips for Business	155
	Marketing Yourself	155
	Resumes	156
	Cover Letters	156
	Sending Yourself Through the Mail to a News Director	159
	How to Get Started	164
	Agents	167
	Agencies	168
	Contracts	169
	Unions	170
	Photos	170
	Demo Tapes	171
	Success Formula	172
	Audition Tips for Commercial Television	174
	Interview and Audition Tips for News	175
	Notes	179
	Glossary	183
	Suggested Reading and Information	195
	Index	197