In the Studio
The prospect of anchoring a news programme under the bright lights of a television studio in front of millions of critical viewers is enough to make anyone apprehensive.
Although they may never admit it, even the most experienced news presenters suffer an occasional attack of ‘butterflies’ before a programme. On location there is the possibility of a face-saving second take: in the studio there is no reprieve. The wrong inflection, the slight hesitation or stumble over a word, the sidelong glance or twitch of a facial muscle is a matter for comment and discussion.
Thriving under pressure
Being at the centre of a hectic, live programme may be exactly the right role if you are one of those who thrives on pressure and responsibility. ...
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