Emergency Media Training: How to Face a Reporter

Learn how to build and improve your emergency interview skills in this free online course.

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In this free course, you will learn how to:

Describe the usage and purpose of a teleprompter for a media interview
Identify the four key elements in using a teleprompter
Identify flaws in your body language and physical movements before an interview
Analyze a role model in an interview to adopt their skills for your interview practice
Evaluate your message points before a media interview
Discuss the requirements of a message to be more quotable, understandable and memorable
Recognize the wants of the reporter and the audience regarding your message
Explain the importance of a cheat sheet to help you answer questions during or before an interview
Outline the role of body language and physical movements during a media interview
List the elements of a reporter's bias that help get your message published

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