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A one-day workshop with
an agenda ...
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I. Introductory Briefing
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This segment provides an overview of the day’s activities and
objectives, establishes ground rules for group
and individual performance, introduces the trainers, and warms up the group
with a communication exercise.
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II. News Conference
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The trainers conduct a realistic news conference, complete with a live TV
camera, hot studio lights and
reporters asking tough, sometimes unfair questions.
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III. Modeling Effective Interview Behavior
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Together, we analyze videotaped media interviews of national
personalities to help participants better
understand excellent and not-so-excellent interview behavior.
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IV. Critical Media Do’s and Don’ts
The trainers discuss and role play the most important media Do’s and
Don’ts and guide group discussion
on specific issues confronting your management team.
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V. Critical Communication Messages
The group discusses and analyzes critical messages you want to convey to
your primary publics: employees, managers, stakeholders, and customers. We
teach techniques to make certain those messages become the
focus of any interview.
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VI. Television Interviews
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The training team videotapes each participant in a casually-paced but
hard-hitting interview.
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VII. TV Interview Critique and Group Discussion
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This segment is a supportive, roundtable review of the videotapes and
group discussion about each
individual’s improved performance. We not only focus on how well
participants have answered questions but also on how effectively each
individual presents an authentic, audience-friendly self-portrayal.
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VIII. Group Discussion
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The final segment is a facilitated group discussion of all questions and
issues raised throughout the day to achieve optimum media-interview techniques, presentation, behavior,
comfort and control.
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