Category: Thinking out loud…

We were originally going to share this clip as an example of the way great teams interact and work together even when […]

How loudly to speak is one of the most important and revealing choices you can make on camera. Volume — […]

In case you missed it, we wanted to share this essay from Roger Ebert’s memoir, reprinted by Salon on reports of his […]

The problem that’s really at the heart of most mediocre and uninspiring delivery is that the anchors don’t know what […]

We’ve known for a long time that how you sit and stand on air is a big deal, because it […]

Whether you’re on the desk or in the field, the key to dressing for a newscast is knowing how to […]

Standing to deliver as a solo anchor is one thing.  Working on your feet with a coanchor is its own […]

Standing to deliver a story should increase your power as a communicator and as an anchor. In “real life,” we […]

In a 2011 New York Times column, David Brooks described seventy-something Phillip Leakey as gripped by the sort of “compulsive curiosity” […]