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Our MD Gareth Davies was really pleased to be the presenter for the Amazon Small Business of the Year Awards.  He did 12 interviews across 2 days at Amazon HQ where he interviewed all the finalists, and the videos are now live on the Amazon website where you can vote for your favourite business.  

It was a fantastic experience - chatting to so many entrepreneurs about how they have grown their business and what challenges they have faced both personally and professionally was so inspiring.  The finalists are Free Soul,, Life's Little Recipes, Disposable Green, Gamely Games, LIttle Soap Company, Bearhug, Dotty Fish, Rock Star Academy, Sandy Leaf and Nire.  

To vote, and to watch the videos we presented click on the Small Business of the Year Awards tab on the Amazon homepage, or follow this link - https://www.amazon.com/b?node=19877629011 

Don’t be generic!  Too many presenters try and appeal to everyone, whereas you actually need to find out your USP.   

Find your own style of presenting – from your scripts, to how you stand etc.  There are actually no one-size-fits-all rules to how to be a good presenter – so work on your own brand.  But make sure you brand yourself according to the area of work you want to work in…

All the genres of TV are very different to each other, and it’s very rare for a presenter to work across them all.

The main genres are:

Entertainment

Factual Entertainment

Features

News 

All of our training is specific to the genre of work we think you are best suited to.  So it pays to be different and it also pays to know where you’d fit in!  

So if you want to find out where we think you’re best suited to come and work with us.  Take a look around the site www.presenterstudio.comat our training programmes or email us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

We have been asked to provide a presenter for a really exciting new weekly music TV series. 

It’s a really big opportunity, and is for a brand new TV series on a major channel.  You need to have an interest in music and culture….and have a transatlantic accent (that’s the tough bit).  

So if you fit the criteria, and are on our Talent Database (so you have trained with us on either the Fast Track or the 1 to 1) please email us with MUSIC in the subject header to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.