On-camera interviews can feel intimidating without media training. One of the first techniques taught is posture awareness. Sitting or standing upright improves breathing, voice strength, and perceived authority.

Eye focus is another important media training technique. Learning where to look during interviews helps spokespeople appear confident and engaged. Media training removes uncertainty around cameras, lights, and interview formats.

Media training also focuses on facial expression. Neutral expressions can appear disengaged on camera, while excessive movement can distract. Controlled, natural expression improves credibility.

Voice control is a key part of media training. Speaking slightly slower and with clear articulation ensures messages are understood and usable for broadcast.

The Presenter Studio’s media training helps individuals feel comfortable and confident in front of the camera.