Making TV online
An audience watching a webinar or livestream has a limited attention span. That means you have to design your script cleverly and creatively: catchy intros, interviews where you quickly get to the point and, who knows, even a musical performance. Many online productions that Robert moderates are thus very similar to a current affairs programme or a talk show: at a pleasant pace and with varied content. His experience at a TV editorial office comes in handy here!
Reaching the viewer
Talking to a camera in a studio requires empathy. Robert not only knows how to enthusiastically reach viewers at home, but also engages them with the help of clever interaction tools or through live contributions. Robert presents alone or together with someone from his own organisation: someone who then acts as a sidekick or table lady or host. Just like on TV!
Talkshow guests at ease
A studio can easily be an impressive place: bright lights, several cameras and a production team that is busy. Speakers and talk show guests can therefore find it exciting to tell their stories. In the preliminary stage, Robert therefore often already has a short preliminary meeting with his guests. In the studio, Robert welcomes them, takes his time and guides everyone smoothly and professionally through the online programme.
"Huge thanks Robert for the inspiring talk show! A very pleasant collaboration."
"Thank you for hosting our Academy Day for Students. It was a pleasure to work with you. I hope many Academy Days will follow."
"Handsome how you presented this complicated subject matter and the sometimes tongue-twisting virological terms flawlessly!"
"Thank you Robert for the fine cooperation over the past period!"
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