Media Communications Skills
Deliver your key messages effectively through media
INTRODUCTION
Media encounters can be anything from a frustrating to a frightening experience, but it is also an excellent opportunity to expose yourself or your company to the public. What you need is a series of “key messages” to be incorporated into your communication with the media.
OBJECTIVES
At the end of this workshop, participants will have a better understanding of...
- How to distinguish between media interview, media briefing/conference and other presentation activities
- How to plan and structure a variety of approachs to media encounters
- How, by planning these approaches to media encounters, to ensure that they can actually deliver a message and to achieve the goal of getting it printed and/or aired
- Understand the importance of questioning techniques to explore the opportunities available when facing the media
- How to cope with personal feelings when confronted with difficult questions
- How to become more confident when facing the media
LEARNING METHODOLOGY
This workshop is based on an experiential and intellectual exercises and role plays which will require the involvement of all participants, to ensure that they benefit to the maximum as a result of this workshop.
KEY TOPICS
1. Introduction To The Media And Their Interests
2. Barriers to Communications
3. Question And Answer Techniques In Media Encounters
4. Media Conference
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5. Media Conference Role-playThe class will be divided into groups to practice preparing for and delivering media conference based on a given case. Their performance will be recorded in video. The participants will be able to watch the playback and get feedbacks from the facilitator and their peers. 6. Media Release
7. Handling real-life media interviewEach participant will get the chance to practice preparing for and delivering media interview based on a given case. Their performance will be recorded in video. The participants will be able to watch the playback and get feedbacks from the facilitator and their peers. |