The host accounts for 50% of the success of the TV show. To win the love and trust of viewers, the presenter in the frame must have a pleasant appearance and voice, competent speech, as well as certain personal qualities.
When people mention a television program, the first thing they do is associate with its host. If it is "KVN", then surely Alexander Maslyakov, if "Field of Miracles", then Leonid Yakubovich.
For successful work, the presenters need two important components: an external image and a set of internal qualities necessary for a person to look and feel harmonious.
What the presenter should look like
The most important thing in the presenter's appearance is his healthy appearance. This includes being in good physical shape, optimism, well-groomed, sparkle in the eyes. A tired person will not be able to look attractive in the frame, and his depressed state can alienate the audience.
The right hairstyle to suit your face type also works to create an attractive look. Regardless of gender, a TV presenter cannot appear in front of the camera without makeup. The tone of the face must be evened out, there is no oily sheen, and the bruises under the eyes must be hidden.
The presenter's clothing depends on the nature of the TV show. And if on air this is the concern of stylists, then in society the TV presenter must take care of his image himself. He must maintain his image as a successful, attractive and stylish person.
People from television are one of those whose job, in addition to broadcasting, is to constantly take care of their appearance. The slightest oversight in the form of sloppy makeup, regrown hair roots or a couple of gained pounds will be remembered and discussed by the audience for a very long time.
Necessary personal qualities
In the first place in terms of importance among the personal qualities of a TV presenter is his manner of speaking. It is not enough to have a pleasant warm voice; competent speech is also important. The diction must also be perfect.
To work as a TV presenter, you need to be an educated, comprehensively developed person. It is necessary to be able to support any conversation, to delve into the problem of the interlocutor. To be interesting to the viewer, a person must have positive thinking, a sense of humor and a rich imagination, be able to improvise and react vividly to events around.
The work of a TV presenter takes a lot of physical moral strength, such qualities as stress resistance, mobility, and the ability to make decisions quickly will not be superfluous.
The TV presenter profession will be popular as long as television is alive. People don't want to just listen to information. In the presence of a person in the frame, the interest in the program increases several times. A TV presenter is an actor, showman.
