Non-hosting art of the program

Author: Guo Hongling
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: From the issues to pay attention when starting in the hosting profession to the guidelines for improvement and advancement; from makeup and on-screen presence to articulation and pronunciation; from spoken expression to on-the-spot adaptability; from participating in program planning to on-site coordination and control; from work coordination and relationship management art to stepping out of the screen and hosting various cultural and sports events, the content is comprehensive and highly practical, serving as an encyclopedia of hosting art. This book introduces the concept of "non-program hosting," pointing out that hosts often participate in hosting cultural and sports events outside of radio and television programs. These events require different skills and techniques compared to traditional program hosting. The main content of this book includes: the role positioning of non-program hosting and its similarities and differences from program hosting, as well as the language skills and on-the-spot control skills for non-program hosting. The book focuses on introducing, chapter by chapter, the procedures, hosting techniques, and precautions for stages, galas, conferences, ceremonies, and banquets.