25 years on the set
For two and a half decades, I worked as a cameraman and producer on the set of media training sessions for international PR and public affairs agencies.
I stood behind the lens while leaders, spokespersons, and executives prepared for the moments that mattered most.
I saw firsthand how people react when the red light goes on. I learned what a camera reveals about posture, pace, tension, and eye contact.
The camera does not care about your title;
it only records what you project.
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On those sets, I noticed a recurring pattern:
the theory was what ate the time.
Every session began with the same explanations, the same foundational rules, and the same structural advice before anyone ever got in front of a camera.
This course puts all of that theory in one place.
It is designed so that a session can start with the interview instead of the groundwork. It delivers the practical rules of camera presence and interview structure directly to you, so you can build your foundation before the stakes get high.