We all see and hear hosts every day, whether via a podcast, TV show or even a live stream. The question is, what actually goes on behind all of the
A lot, actually!
Believe it or not, there can be a lot of pre-production and post-production work still involved for hosts. A lot of it depends on the platform, size and overall content needed for the production. I’ve been very familiar with the process for over 10 years now thanks to my experience with radio broadcasting, podcasting, live event hosting and streaming on Twitch.
Because of this experience, I wanted to put some of the things I’ve learned online for others to learn as well!
Below is a snippet of the article. Make sure to click the link below to view the full article.
“Are you looking to do content that requires you to be a “host” — like a livestream, a podcast, a pre-recorded online video or even a live event? For some people, being a host can be fairly nerve-wracking, while others tend to oversimplify the process and not have enough focus on the steps they need to take to be successful hosts.
Hosting takes a lot of pre-planning work (especially if you’re a one-person team!) and it involves just as many technical aspects as performance aspects. Below, we break down core steps from both sides — the technical and performance sides — that will help you become more confident in your hosting abilities and help make the process run much smoother!”
Feeling good about your hosting skills but looking for ways to promote yourself?
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