Complete Media Training Masterclass: On-Camera Confidence

Curriculum: Complete Media Training Master Class - Confidence on Camera
Section: 1
You Will Master the Media
1. Quick Wins! Look Thinner on Camera, Easy Sound Bite Solutions, Pro Rehearsals
1:24
2. You Can Look Great, Shape a Message, Answer Questions and Speak in Sound Bites
3:24
3. Here Is How to Get the Most Value Out of This Course
2:41
4. Doing This One Thing Will Give You Total Confidence Before Any Media Appearance
2:15
5. It's OK To Feel Uncomfortable On Camera - Here's How to Get Over It
3:32
6. Assignment: Testing Your Media Communication Skill To Make Sure It Works

Section: 2
Look Comfortable, Confident and Relaxed In Front of Every TV and Video Camera
7. Sell the Message by Selling the Messenger
3:23
8. Sit Like This to Look Your Best - Confidence on Camera
2:39
9. Here Is Where to Look On Camera
2:24
10. Never Look Bored or Scared Again
3:45
11. Move Like a Seasoned TV Pro
5:11
12. Never Let the Seat Swallow You Up
2:33
13. Standing In Front of the Camera With the Greatest of Ease
2:55
14. Dressing for TV and Video Success
4:31
15. Your Turn to Be On Camera
2:02
16. How the Media Pros Rehearse Their Interviews
7:22

Section: 3
Makeup Is For Everyone
17. Here is Why You Need Makeup
4:23
18. Makeup Tips Just for Women
1:54
19. Makeup Tips Just For Men
2:01
20. Preparing Your Own Makeup Routine
1:48
21. Establishing Your Makeup System
1:20

Section: 4
You Can Create The Perfect Media Message
22. Accomplish Your Goals With The Right Message
5:22
23. Anticipating the Reporters' Questions
3:07
24. Creating Messages The Media Will Find Irresistible
1:53
25. Find the right Message for Your Audience
2:49
26. Stress What Is Important to YOU
1:53
27. You Have Solved the Problem
0:18
28. Results Won't Speak for Themselves, But You Can
0:29
29. The Power Of Your Positive Messaging
0:57
30. Brainstorming Your Message Points To Get the Best
1:58
31. The Venn Diagram for Messaging Success
3:47
32. Summary of Messaging Elements
0:23
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33. Your Turn to Brainstorm Your Messages
3:41
34. Time to Test Your Messages Out Loud
4:07

Section: 5
Even the Toughest Questions Can Be Answered Easily
35. Never Stress Over the Questions Again
2:47
36. Your Turn to Ask Questions
0:41
37. Pick the Easiest Question for You
3:00
38. Use a Cheat Sheet And Never Get Caught
1:19
39. Never Call Yourself a Crook
3:45
40. Never Lose a Media Debate By Not Debating
1:19
41. Make 'I Don't Know' Your Best Friend
3:51
42. Always Be Moving Toward Your Message Points
1:16
43. Brief and Bland Can Be Best
1:23
44. Three IS the Magic Number
6:16
45. The Ultimate Skill - Rewriting the Question
4:17
46. You Don't Have to Control the Interview - Just Control Your Own Mouth
1:10
47. And One More Thing...to Avoid
2:57
48. Summary of Answering Tactics
0:40
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49. Demonstrating Your Answering Abilities
2:56

Section: 6
Get the EXACT Sound Bites and Quotes You Want in Stories
50. The Most Important Part of Your Media Prep
5:09
51. Bold, Action Words Will Get You Quoted
0:53
52. How Do You Really Feel About This?
1:03
53. For Example...
0:44
54. Attack!!! Attack!!! Attack!!!
2:52
55. Absolutes Are Absolutely Easy to Get Quoted
1:40
56. Cliches Might Not Impress Your English Teacher, but...
2:48
57. Laugh Your Way to Media Success
1:43
58. What Else Is a Great Way to Get Quoted?
0:48
59. Analogies Are Your Friends
0:39
60. Learning Moment
1:01
61. Pop Culture References are Irresistible to Reporters
0:55
62. Summary of Top Ten Sound Bite Elements
1:27
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63. Sounds Bites Are a Means Not an End
1:08
64. The Five Potential Outcomes of Every Media Interview
2:34
65. The Perfect Media Mindset
1:14
66. Test Your Sound Bites
1:34
67. Your Turn to Create Sound Bites
1:54
68. The Three Simplest Sound Bite Patterns Are...
3:03
69. Total Sound Bite Failure
4:34
70. Putting Your Sound Bites Together
1:56
71. Summary of Course So Far
1:23

Section: 7
How to Rehearse and Practice Media Interviews
72. How to Rehearse and Practice Media Interviews Overview
0:45
73. Finding the Time to Rehearse
3:16
74. Video Is the Solution
2:35
75. Practicing On Video Is Useless, Unless You Do...
2:56
76. Fixate on the Positive
2:01
77. Practice on Video
1:36
78. Focus On Just One Thing
1:44
79. Keep Refining
1:15
80. Find a Practice Partner
1:35
81. Hold Up the Mirror
3:14

Section: 8
Assessment Forms to Help You Grade Yourself and Others
82. Here Is the Form I use To Assess Clients' media Skills
0:36
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83. Assessment form
84. Posture
3:16
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85. Eye Contact
0:21
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86. Clothing
0:29
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87. Hair
1:05
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88. Face Movement
0:18
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89. Head Movement
1:22
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90. Gestures
1:21
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91. Body Movement
0:25
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92. Voice Volume
0:55
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93. Energy
0:30
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94. Proper Breathing
0:37
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95. Variation in Tone
0:34
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96. Pauses
0:47
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97. Speaking Speed
1:39
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98. Confident
0:48
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99. Comfortable
0:17
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100. Answer Questions
0:40
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101. In The Moment
0:58
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102. Verbal Tics
0:37
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103. Easy to Understand
0:22
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104. Easy Transitions
0:27
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105. Enthusiastic
0:37
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106. Engaging
0:24
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107. Worthwhile Message
0:38
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108. Simple Messages
0:25
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109. Examples
0:29
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110. Stories
0:41
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111. Simple Words
0:32
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112. Sentence Structure Variation
0:31
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113. Biz Speak and Fillers
0:46
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114. Repeat Questions
0:21
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115. Defensive
0:16
116. Promote Cause
0:16
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117. Most Important, Sound Bites on Message
1:41

Section: 9
Frequently Asked Media Training Questions
118. Overview to Frequently Asked Questions Section of This Course
1:03
119. What Do I Do With My Hands?
2:24
120. Do I Have a Face for TV or Radio?
2:53
121. Do You Have to Stick to All 3 Messages In Every Answer?
3:04
122. Is It OK to Walk Out During Media Interview?
1:46
123. What If You Have an Itch During a TV Interview?
1:15
124. What Do You Do If Your Earpiece Pops Out During an Interview?
2:12
125. What If You Get Thirsty During a Media Interview?
2:06
126. Should You Shake the TV Host's Hand After the Interview?
1:55
127. Why Do You Hate Teleprompters?
1:52
128. Should You Mention the Reporter By Name During the Interview?
1:45
129. Is It OK to Say 'That's a Good Question?'
1:22
130. What Is the Difference Between People Who are Good at Interviews Versus Great?
1:57
131. How Do You Stall a Reporter?
2:32
132. What is the difference Between YouTube and Facebook Video?
3:42
133. Should You Memorize Your Messages and Sound Bites?
1:35
134. What If You Have to Do an Interview In Another Language?
2:33
135. What Does Off the Record Mean?
4:05
136. How Do You Plan an Ad Lib?
1:22
137. What Can I Not Teach People?
1:27
138. What does On Background Mean?
2:54
139. What Does Not for Attribution Mean?
1:02
140. What do You Do If You Were Misquoted?
3:07
141. How Do You Decide Whether to Do a Media Interview?
3:50
142. What Is the Wrong Thing to Focus On?
0:54
143. How Can I Get to Be a TED Speaker?
2:21
144. What Do You Do If a Reporter Makes a Factual Mistake?
2:56
145. When Is It OK To Say NO Comment?
2:55
146. How Do You Establish Ground Rules With Reporters?
2:13
147. What Is the Difference Between Media Training and Public Speaking Training?
2:24
148. Why Does Skype Video Look so Bad?
0:59
149. What Is the Best Video Editing Software?
3:15
150. How Did You Get To Be So Smooth and Professional On Camera?
3:59
151. What Is My Favorite Medium?
2:38
152. Who Is the Best Speaker of All Time?
2:10
153. Can You Lie to The News Media?
2:05
154. Can You ask Reporters to Read Back Your Quotes to You?
1:41
155. Do You Have to Wait for Reporters to Call You?
1:05
156. What is the Number One Mistake Most People Make Going Into Interviews?
1:05
157. What Are Little Distractions People Make?
1:11
158. Do You Get Nervous Before a Media Interview?
1:50
159. What Are the Top Three Blunders People Make?
0:50
160. What Is the Most Important Thing To Know About Lighting?
1:37
161. What Is the Best Video Camera to Use for Media Training?
2:34
162. How Can You Be More Concise During a Media Interview?
1:44
163. What Is Media Training?
1:07
164. What Do You Do If You Are Nervous Before a TV Interview?
1:22
165. Where Do You Look During a TV Interview?
1:11
166. How do You Tell If Your Media Interview Was Effective?
0:57
167. What Do You Do If You Forget What To Say?
1:18
168. Should You Wear Glasses During an On-Camera Interview?
1:29
169. Should You Take a Beta-Blocker, Drink Alcohol or Use Marijuana Before Interviews
1:49
170. How Do You Think On Your Feet During an Interview?
1:53
171. What Is the Best Way to Speak Into a Microphone?
2:28
172. Should I Say I am Nervous?
0:52
173. What Do You Do If You Hate Your Voice?
2:54
174. How Do I Get the Questions From the Reporter In Advance?
4:28
175. What Happens In a Live Media Training?
3:00
176. Are You Born With Great Media Skills Or Are They Learned?
1:55
177. How Do You Improve media Skills On a Regular Basis?
1:37
178. What Is the Best Way to Dress for a TV Interview?
2:02
179. What Do You Do If the Host Keeps Interrupting You?
3:11
180. Should I Take Acting Classes?
1:21
181. How do You Deal With a Biased Reporter?
3:02



Section: 10
Advanced Media Training Techniques
182. Overview Of Advanced Media Training Techniques Section
0:46
183. The MIc Check Promo
2:06
184. Be Super Easy To Get A Hold Of
1:04
185. Eliminate Gatekeepers
1:46
186. Treat Every Media Contact Like a VIP
1:51
187. Look for In-Person Opportunities To Meet the Media
3:36
188. Show Up Early
1:26
189. Practice Your Craft Every Day
3:07
190. Never Pass By a TV Camera
4:45
191. Front-load Your Sound Bites
3:58
192. Free-styling in Interviews
5:49
193. Experiment Until You Find Your Best Medium
6:29
194. Don't Turn Down Media Requests
2:16
195. Create and Communicate Daily
2:05
196. Test How You Look On Different Formats
1:25
197. Advanced Makeup Tip
3:03
198. More Sound Bite Tips
2:00
199. Don't Call Media Training 'Media Training'
2:21
200. Salvaging a Bad Press Conference
2:24
201. Use Video As Your Default Medium
4:08
202. Know How to Make Your Own Video Quickly and Easily
2:08
203. Develop a Thick Skin
3:11
204. Operate In the Current Media Reality
4:14
205. Write One or More Books
3:25
Section: 11
Crisis Communications Media Training
206. Overview of Crisis Communications Training Section
1:09
Core Material on Messaging, Sound Bites, Looking Good on Camera, & Teleprompters
207. The Real Difference Between Media Training and Crisis Communications Training
1:58
208. Time Is Of the Essence
2:58
209. Assemble Your Crisis Communications Team
1:56
210. The Negative Side of Positive Thinking
3:48
211. The Crisis Has Just Hit
1:18
212. Messaging for the Crisis
1:24
213. The Three Worst Responses During a Crisis
4:00
214. The Best and Safest Answer in Crisis Communications
2:38
215. Managing Media Requests During a Crisis
4:33
216. Let Lawyers Tell You What NOT to Say, But NOT What TO Say
6:57
217. Don't Try to Control the Media - Control Your Message
4:54
218. Lessons from the BP Gulf Oil Spill
1:03
219. Yes, You Can Rehearse Even In the Middle of a Crisis
3:42
220. Can You Read a Statement On Camera?
3:31
221. Can I Just Put Out a Statement and Not answer Questions?
2:17
222. Don't Hide Your Crisis Communications
4:14
223. Update the Media Frequently
2:36
224. Rehearsal Is Not a Luxury
2:34
225. Build Relationships With Reporters Before the Crisis Happens
2:36
226. Crisis Communications Conclusion
1:09

Section: 12
Producing Your Own Talk Head Videos
227. Anything You Can Type You Can Now Speak on Video
1:09
228. The Video Advantage In All Your Proposals - Quick Win!
1:51
229. Hype Versus Reality - Why Most People Never Create Simple Video
3:33
230. Mastering the Human Side Of Looking and Sounding Your Best on Video
9:40
231. How This course Will Improve Your Business
1:44
232. Your Proposals will Stand Head and Shoulders Above Your Competitors
5:31
233. Your Clients Will Find You Their Most Responsive Partner Ever
2:00
234. Your Website Can Be Video-Centric
1:37
235. Now You Can Answer Frequently Asked Questions Just Once!
1:51
236. Talk Your Customers Through Your Whole Business Process
2:57
237. Have an Even Greater Presence on YouTube
4:28
238. Speak Your Thought Leadership
2:12
239. Your Exciting Video Newsletters Will Outshine Text Newsletters
2:20
240. Your Client Video Testimonials Will Prove Your Credibility Beyond a Doubt
2:54
241. Facebook Live Will Never Scare You Again
3:37
242. Project Your Best Face on Skype and Zoom
2:17
243. Deliver Keynote Speeches Without Ever Leaving Home
3:45
244. Supercharge Your Public Relations Efforts With Video
2:09
245. The Crisis Communications Secret Weapon
1:42
246. Drastically Reduce Your Time Training Employees and Others
2:18

Section: 13
Polish Your Media Presence - Eliminate All Unnecessary Verbal Tics and Fillers
247. Master the Quickest, Easiest Way to Eliminate Verbal Tics
2:36
248. Now Your Know Where the Tics Come From
0:50
249. You Are Not Alone
2:57
250. Hit the Pin, Not the Sand Trap
1:07
251. Don't Let the Ding A Ling Get You
1:42
252. Eliminating the Source of Your Speaking Discomfort Once and For All
1:31
253. Appear More Confident By Using Smaller Words
1:39
254. You Will Avoid the Data Dump Blues
1:52
255. Never Worry About Remembering Again
2:16
256. The Number 1 Tip for Eliminating Nerves
2:08
257. A Focus Group To Make You Better
2:29

Section: 14
In-Person and Telephone Interviews With Print and Online Journalists
258. Don't Relax Just Yet!
4:25
Core Material on Messaging, Sound Bites, Looking Good on Camera, & Teleprompters
259. A Guaranteed Cheat Sheet
2:07
260. The Minders Can't Help You Once the Interview Starts
2:09
261. Don't Conduct Interviews on Speaker Phone
2:17
262. Sound Bites Are More Than Ever
2:28
263. Stand During the Interview
0:56
264. Offer a Video Statement to Any Reporter interviewing You Over the Phone
3:07
Section: 15
How To Be a Good Podcast Guest
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How To Be a Good Podcast Guest
265. The Difference Between Podcasts and Radio Programs
3:04
266. Don't Always Be Closing
2:19
267. Go Deep In Your Podcast Interview
1:22

Section: 16
Corporate Spokesperson Policies
268. Determining Your Media Policy
3:45
269. Employees Need to Be Media Trained
3:27
270. Successful Standard Operating Procedures Before any Media Interview Takes Place
2:41

Section: 17
How to Be a Media Trainer, Coach, Adviser
271. You Can Coach People to Be Great Media Communicators
1:01
Core Material on Messaging, Sound Bites, Looking Good on Camera, & Teleprompters
272. The Power of the Positive
1:17
273. Talking Isn't Training
1:59
274. Questions Aren't the Most Important Part of the Prep
4:13
275. You Have to Help Someone Look and Feel Comfortable First
2:32
276. The Perfect Start to a Media Training
6:10
277. The Secret Interview
5:01
278. Make Just One Improvement
5:37
279. Demonstrate Best Practices
2:21
280. Using Every Second of the Clock
4:14
281. Test the Messages
2:04
282. There is Always Time to Rehearse
3:38
283. The Importance of a Strong Message
0:45
284. Interview Practice the Right Way
3:51
285. More Practice, More Improvement
1:00
286. Nothing Matters Without Great Sound Bites
7:16
287. Time for an Easy Practice
2:04
288. Counting Sound Bites
3:08
289. Putting All Their Skills Together
2:37
290. Ending on a High Note
1:33
291. Conclusion on How to Be a Media Trainer, Coach or Consultant
2:13

Section: 18
How To Use a TelePrompter
292. Learn the Secret to Communicating Effectively Using a Teleprompter
1:35
293. Video Benchmark
1:55
294. Learn How to Make Self-Corrections So That You Always Look Great
2:12
295. Master the 4 Key Elements That will Make Your Teleprompter Use Seem Effortless
6:42
296. The Perfect Speaking Speed for You
1:06
297. Alter Your Volume
1:26
298. Move Your Head
0:42
299. Sometimes You Must Pause
2:03
300. All 4 Together
1:31
301. Use 2 Prompter Screens In a Way that Nobody Will Notice
2:22
302. Full Speech Practice
2:30
303. Politician Role Models
1:14
304. TV Role Models
1:17
305. Potential Disasters
3:28
306. Reasons Not to Use a Teleprompter
3:41
307. Secrets from Reagan
2:04
308. Conclusion to TelePrompTer Section
0:42

Section: 19
Media Training for Beginners - No Experience or Bravery Necessary
309. Overview of Media Training for Beginners
0:55
310. Secrets to Creating Captivating Messages
3:38
311. Answering Questions
5:58
312. Creating Sound Bites
7:16
313. Save Time With This Cheat Sheet
2:36
314. Looking Good on TV
7:51
315. Conclusion to Media Training for Beginners
3:31

Section: 20
Emergency Media Training: How to Face a Reporter In 2 Hours
316. Here is How to Get Exactly What You Want
0:39
317. Whatever You Do, Don't Do This!
1:54
318. You Can Create a Winning Message
2:04
319. How to Make the Media Find You Fascinating
1:10
320. Message for Audience
1:00
321. Final Message
3:56
322. Message Test
0:48
323. Answering Questions
6:03
324. Creating Sound Bites
4:58
325. Video Practice and Conclusion
2:16
326. Emergency Bonus Tips
7:51

Section: 21
How to Host Your Own Podcast
327. Learning the Secret of Being a Podcasting Host
1:25
328. You Will Sound Interesting When the Topic Truly Interests You
5:01
329. Picking the Right Podcasting Format for You
7:43
330. It is OK to Cheat This Way
4:59
331. Learn Your Strengths and Weaknesses in Excruciating Detail This Way
4:04
332. Critiquing Your Voice
7:25
333. 2nd Critique
1:30
334. Conclusion to Podcasting
1:57

Section: 22
How to Be a Great Radio Guest
335. Be a Star Guest for Any Radio Interview
2:48
Core Material on Messaging, Sound Bites, Looking Good on Camera, & Teleprompters
336. Knowing Exactly What You Want Before Every Radio Interview
1:14
337. Creating Messages That are Important and Interesting to You, Host and Audience
0:47
338. Mastering the Art of the Sound Bite
3:11
339. Becoming a Great Guest
2:08
340. Using Phones the Right Way
2:19
341. Studio versus Phones
3:22
342. Be Ready for Attacks
3:32
343. 1st Rehearsal
1:04
344. Air Checks
2:30
345. Conclusion to How to Be a Great Radio Guest
2:00

Section: 23
Media Training for Press Conferences
346. You Can Control Your Message and Your Image at Press Conferences
1:49
Core Material on Messaging, Sound Bites, Looking Good on Camera, & Teleprompters
347. Reach Your Goals after Every Press Conference
2:48
348. You Will Look confident Because You Will Never Read Your Speech
2:34
349. The Backdrop Will Enhance Your Message
3:07
350. Give a Great Speech by Doing This
1:51
351. Here is How to Coddle TV Reporters
2:49
352. Why It Won't Matter if Nobody Shows
2:49
353. Video Rehearsal
2:20
354. Conclusion for Media Training for Press Conferences
1:00

Section: 24
How to Improve and Get More Comfortable With Your Own Voice
355. The Real Key to Using Your Vocal Instrument
0:35
356. You already Have a Better Voice Than These People
2:00
357. Learn the Biggest Secret to Finding the Strengths and Weaknesses of Your Voice
2:11
358. Diagnosis of Your Own Voice
1:14
359. Feedback from Others
1:51
360. Defining Your Exact Problems
5:05
361. Listen to Natural Conversation
4:50
362. Practice Again and Record
3:09
363. Don't Lower Your Voice
6:30
364. Practice on Video
3:30
365. Other Techniques
1:35
366. Conclusion for this Voice Section
1:10

Section: 25
How To Speak Effectively On Your Own YouTube Channel
367. How to Create a Digital TV Network Overview - YouTube Marketing
5:15
368. Create a Winning Editorial
5:22
369. Here is How to Start Your Network Today - YouTube Marketing
7:05
370. The Best Style for You Is...
4:08
371. Editing Options
5:57
372. Blunders to Avoid
7:07
373. Promoting Your Channel
4:40
374. Adding Graphics
4:42
375. Determining Your Business Model
6:39
376. Concluding Tips
3:00

Section: 26
How to Use Online Video to Deliver a Virtual Speech
377. You Can Give Keynote Speeches Virtually
2:28
378. Live or Recorded
1:15
379. Tech Requirements
5:20
380. Tech at Conference
3:29
381. How to Deliver
5:57
382. Performance Tips
3:40
383. Your Speaking Goals
11:38
384. Stories
16:24
385. 1st Video Rehearsal
1:16
386. Conclusion
1:09
387. Bonus Demo Lecture
19:41

Section: 27
Using Video to Pitch the Media - Video PR
388. The Secret to Selling Yourself to TV Producers and Bookers - Public Relations
4:57
389. Your Technology Needs Are SIMPLE
3:12
390. Breaking News Is Your Ticket to Getting on the Air - Public Relations
4:55
391. Example of A Video on Breaking News
1:27
392. Planned News Events
5:57
393. Video Press Releases - Public Relations
3:29
394. Evergreen Content Video
2:26
395. Audition Video
2:56
396. Example of Audition Video
2:42
397. Video Record Your Interviews
5:35
398. Bonus: Performance Skills
4:29
399. Concluding Thoughts
3:06

Section: 28
How to Be a Government Spokesperson or Public Information Officer
400. Communicating Your Messages Successfully, On a Daily Basis
4:41
Core Material on Messaging, Sound Bites, Looking Good on Camera, & Teleprompters
401. Message
2:57
402. Answering Questions
2:17
403. Getting the Exact Quotes You Want
2:01
404. Homework
2:21
405. Conclusion
2:09

Section: 29
Media Training for Authors
406. Become a Media Expert Through Regular and Frequent Media Appearances
3:40
Core Material on Messaging, Sound Bites, Looking Good on Camera, & Teleprompters
407. Realize Nobody Cares about Your Book, And That Is OK
8:22
408. You Can Create a Winning Message for the Topic of the Day
2:09
409. Create a Gimmick
4:58
410. The Talk Show Host Won't Read Your Book And It Doesn't Matter
1:58
411. You Can Become the Media
3:18
412. Expertise Not Authorship
2:29
413. How Often to Mention the Book
3:08
414. How Authors Can Look Good on TV
1:51
415. Message from Your Book
4:57
416. Conclusion for Author Media Training
2:14

Section: 30
Media Training for Financial Service Professionals
417. You Can Promote Your Business and Brand In the Financial News Media
3:00
Core Material on Messaging, Sound Bites, Looking Good on Camera, & Teleprompters
418. Media Training for Financial Service Professionals Jim Cramer Energy
1:52
419. Media Training for Financial Service Professionals Initiate Content and Contact
1:17
420. Media Training for Financial Service Professionals Avoid Complexity
1:22
421. Conclusion
0:54

Section: 31
Media Training for Political Candidates
422. Why are you running for office?
4:20
423. Candidate Top 3 Messages
2:48
Core Material on Messaging, Sound Bites, Looking Good on Camera, & Teleprompters
424. The One Big Secret to Beating an Incumbent
4:33
425. Candidate The Stump Speech
4:03
426. Media Tactics
4:40
427. Conclusion
1:31

Section: 32
Media Training for Doctors and Healthcare Officials
428. Overview
2:40
429. Simplify Complex Medical Issues
2:31
430. Clothes
1:31
431. Conclusion
1:41

Section: 33
Media Training for Oil, Gas, and Energy Executives
432. Overview
6:00
433. How to Frame Your Message
10:09
Core Material on Messaging, Sound Bites, Looking Good on Camera, & Teleprompters
434. Oil and Gas Answering Questions
5:32
435. Oil and Gas Sound Bites
4:05
436. How to Rehearse in 60 Seconds
3:11
437. Social Media
2:24
438. Speed
1:59
439. Photos
2:02
440. Non-Accident Crises
2:47
441. Conclusion
1:52
Section: 34
Crisis Media Training for the Aviation Industry
442. Intro
2:58
Core Material on Messaging, Sound Bites, Looking Good on Camera, & Teleprompters
443. Crisis Communications Overview
4:28
444. You Will Control How You Look and Sound on TV
2:48
445. 4 Goals
3:05
446. Creating Your Message
7:35
447. Distributing Your Message
16:28
448. The Biggest Blunders to Avoid
11:44
449. 1st Crisis Scenario
1:37
450. Conclusion
1:58

Section: 35
How to Communicate Effectively When Creating Your Own Online Video Courses
451. Intro
2:20
452. The Best Topic for You
3:26
453. Elephant in the Room
2:52
454. Standing Out in The Virtual Classroom Technology
6:34
455. Standing Out in The Virtual Classroom Technology 2
4:20
456. Video Rehearsal
4:53
457. Video Length
0:58
458. Interactivity
1:48
459. Structure
3:35
460. Conclusion
2:21

Section: 36
Advanced Insights on How to Create Your Own Online Courses - Blunders to Avoid
461. Here Is How To Avoid a Half a Million Dollar Mistake
2:42
462. Everything You Need to Be Successful Is Right In Front of You
2:54
463. Ready. Fire. Aim. Don't Let This Be You
4:20
464. Avoid Being the Greedy Pig That Gets Slaughtered
2:23
465. The Online Training World Is Its Own Unique, Weird Little World
5:43
466. Nurturing a Great Relationship with Udemy
5:36
467. Wild Goose Chases To Avoid
9:10
468. Avoiding Production Blunders That Could Destroy You
5:15
469. Not Looking and Sounding Like An Idiot
1:43
470. Develop an S.O.P. And Don't Be An SAP
4:36
471. Become a Trusted Adviser to Your Students
2:58
472. Your Courses Will Evolve and Grow, Not Shrink and Die
5:13
473. Strategic Blunders to Run From
6:12
474. Conclusion - Your Clear Path to Success in Online Course Creation
1:47
Section: 37
How To Make Really Simple Talking Head Videos
475. Overview
0:33
476. Goals
0:37
477. Messages
1:03
478. Cheat Sheet
2:14
479. Technology
4:48
480. Looking Good on Camera
7:13
481. Practice
1:13
482. Focus on Just One Thing
1:32
483. Focus on 2nd Thing
2:07
484. Record Till You Are Happy
2:47
485. Feedback from Peers
0:58
486. Conclusion
1:48

Section: 38
How to Be a Talk Show Host
487. Intro
1:15
488. Format
2:09
489. Your Role Models
2:29
490. Technical Issues
3:10
491. How to Get to Be a Talk Show Host
1:56
492. 1st Video Practice
5:14
493. 2nd Video Practice
6:37
494. Focus on Guests
4:03
495. Good Guest Versus Good Host
2:26
496. TelePrompTer
2:35
497. Regular Schedule and Feedback
3:43
498. Conclusion
1:58

Section: 39
On-Camera Skills for TV Reporters and News Anchors
499. Intro
2:04
500. Comfort
2:47
501. Visuals
1:16
502. On-Camera Interviews
0:56
503. TelePrompter Overview
1:57
504. Conclusion
1:47

Section: 40
How to Conduct Interviews
505. Intro
1:38
506. Person and Topic
2:14
507. Everyone Is a Journalist These Days
4:03
508. Research the Guest
2:37
509. Looking Good on Video
2:38
510. How to Ask Questions
3:34
511. YouTube Posting
1:43
512. Conclusion
1:52

Section: 41
How to Be a Pundit or News Analyst
513. Intro
0:47
514. History
3:18
515. Core Principles
3:48
516. Create Opinions
3:56
517. Sound Bites
5:16
518. Idea Distribution
4:15
519. The Perfect Press Release
2:26
520. How to Look Good on TV
6:23
521. Daily YouTube
4:17
522. Conclusion
1:04

Section: 42
Housekeeping Issues
523. Housekeeping Issues Overview
0:56
524. Who Is TJ Walker?
8:40
525. The Real Secret to Getting Value from This Course
1:43
526. All of Your Questions Will Be Answered
1:12
527. My First Time on TV as 'The Fonz'
3:31
528. Ratings!
4:14

Section: 43
Bonus Videos
529. Here is a Long Form Summary of All Essential Media Training Principles
53:54
530. Here is a Long Form Summary of all Crisis Communication Training Principles
26:51

Section: 44
Bonus Reading - 5 TJ Walker Media Training Books for You
531. Below are 5 books I Have Written on Media Training and Presentation Skills
Media Training Success - How Anyone Can Become A Media Pro.pdf
MediaTrainingA-Z.pdf
Secret to Foolproof Presentations.pdf
Public Speaking Success - How Anyone Can Become A Better Presenter.pdf
1001_Ways_to_Wow_the_Media.pdf

Section: 45
Conclusion
532. Concluding for Now, But Not Good Bye
1:19
533. Ongoing Support
0:43
534. This Course has a Companion YouTube Channel
1:02
535. Keep Experimenting With the Media
3:41
536. You Have a Say so In Improving This Course
1:21
537. Congratulations, You Are Are Now Ready to Be a Master of the Media
2:29
538. Final Bonus Lecture re Future Courses and Learning Opportunities