Anchoring Tips

Most people learn anchoring from a script. They read it word-for-word. Flat voice, no pauses, no eye contact. The audience … Read more

Your hands are shaking. The mic is picking it up. Somewhere in row three, someone is watching your fingers, not … Read more

Every anchor’s nightmare: You are in the middle of a high-energy transition, the crowd is hyped, you call the dance … Read more

We see it happen all the time. A student anchor walks onto the stage and delivers a beautiful opening quote … Read more

We see it happen at every school and college event. A student walks onto the stage with a brilliantly written … Read more

You have memorized your script perfectly. You know exactly how to hold your microphone. You walk onto the stage, ready … Read more

Anchoring an event with a partner is supposed to be fun. You have someone to share the pressure with, someone … Read more

We have all seen it happen. An anchor walks onto the stage, says “Good Morning,” and then instantly drops their … Read more

Picture this: You have memorized your lines perfectly. You walk onto the stage with total confidence. You open your mouth … Read more

It is every anchor’s biggest nightmare: You walk onto the stage, the spotlight hits your face, you look at the … Read more