news anchor (EN)
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News anchors present news stories on radio and television. They introduce pre-recorded news items and items covered by live reporters. News anchors are often trained journalists.
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Source aliases (EN)
- anchorman
- anchorwoman
- broadcast news analyst
- TV news presenter
- chief anchor
- news presenter
- news broadcaster
- business news anchor
- anchor
- TV news anchor
- newsreader
- lead anchor
- newscaster
- radio news presenter
- television news anchor
Skills and knowledge
Essential (EN) · 17
- interview techniques
- editorial standards
- adapt to changing situations
- breathing techniques
- work closely with news teams
- interview people
- consult information sources
- vocal techniques
- pronunciation techniques
- memorise lines
- spelling
- develop professional network
- read pre-drafted texts
- grammar
- audiovisual equipment
- follow the news
- present during live broadcasts
Optional (EN) · 20
- set up sound equipment
- participate in editorial meetings
- photography
- perform improvisation
- check correctness of information
- perform video editing
- proofread text
- moderate a debate
- apply grammar and spelling rules
- adopt a relaxed posture
- edit digital moving images
- operate audio equipment
- lighting techniques
- rewrite articles
- news analytics
- press law
- write to a deadline
- show diplomacy
- check stories
- work with a voice coach
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