Don’t rush your radio interview
- You will trip up over your words
- You will um and err
- You will ramble on and on………….
- Speak in short sentences – one thought per sentence.
- Take time over the first three words of the sentence – so that you don’t rush into the sentence.
- Don’t rush any syllables – make sure each syllable in the word is pronounced.
- Use the time to focus on what the presenter is saying before he/she gets to your interview.
- You may pick up on some useful information or background context to the interview topic.
- this will help you responsed to the answers given to you.
- Don’t butt in to the question – wait for the presenter to finish asking the question before you respond
- Focus on understanding the question, rather than rehearsing your response in your head
- Telling a story – if you imagine each of your responses are a short story – this will automatically inject more energy and expression into your voice
- Emphasise important words – these are the key words that make up the essence of your sentences and will help you to sound more convincing
- Smile – when you smile your voice smiles and it comes across more appealing and personable to the listeners.
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