TV presenter
Holly presents children's TV and entertainment shows.
Holly works closely with Britain's got talent And and Dec.
The responsibilities of being a TV presenter are:
- Presenting information and/or opinions.
- Introducing people and elements of the show.
- Interviewing guests.
- Linking between segments of the show.
- Taking part in onscreen activities.
- Having the correct personality
BBC reveals £54m annual pay to its top TV presenters.
Holly gets £400.000 per year.
> Full Ownership Diary Management and travel co-ordination
> Internal/External meeting co-ordination including venue sourcing / liaison, meals / refreshments
> Manage expenses
> Full telephone and administrative support.
> Office supply management including comms / telephone support.
> Co-ordinate and manage the induction of new starters.
> Research and support on special projects (photoshoots, TV appearances, personal appearances, etc)
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Duties of being a TV presenter
Television presenters must craft likeable, on-air personas to introduce programs, make public service announcements, appear at newsworthy community events and wrap-up programs for audiences. They also introduce reporters, newscasters, sportscasters and other professionals appearing on a program or show. Many television presenters research and write their own material, often under tight deadlines. At smaller stations, television presenters may also perform off-air, production-related tasks, such as operating the control board, editing footage and logging program schedules. At some stations, presenters interact with the public off-camera, assisting with fundraising and selling advertising.
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