Many of us in childhood dreamed of becoming stars of the television screen. To conduct news or entertainment programs so that ordinary people recognize on the streets and ask to be photographed. Glory is, of course, great.
Someone has grown up and abandoned this venture, but there are those who still cherish the hope of getting into the lens. Work, let's say, is dustless and quite profitable. But far few can break into the central channels. But there the salary of TV presenters sometimes reaches astronomical amounts. In the regions, the situation is slightly different. Which one? Let's figure it out together.
Where to begin?
If you have nothing to do with journalism, then most likely you will not succeed. As a rule, the leaders are those who have grown from a simple correspondent to a venerable editor. Related professions such as holiday hosts, marketers, copywriters, holiday hosts will help, but they won’t give a guarantor. At the same time, as experts say, among the famous people whose faces flicker daily on the screen, there are very few who have a diploma of a journalist and similar specialties. Talent, he is either there or not. And then no diploma will help.
In fact, everything is quite simple. To become a leader, you need:
- Have an attractive appearance.
- Have a competent speech and a pleasant voice.
- To be able to quickly find a way out of stressful situations.
- Possess the talent of a journalist.
If you do not have something from this list and it is not possible to acquire a skill, then it is better to forget about the career of a TV presenter. If everything came together, then you can try to move on.
Improving skills
In order to speak correctly, you can be like stage speech courses, the appearance will be improved by a beautician and stylist, but if you get lost in unforeseen situations and are not able to connect two words, and even more so to make a story, then this is a disaster.
But not everything is so categorical. To do this, you can try to get a correspondent for a low fee on a not-so-popular channel. And be prepared that the editor will send to the most exhausting tasks. There is always a lot of work on television and almost always someone is required. Beginners are sent on remote business trips, to play events, forced to do polls and seek the location of dignitaries. But those who are talented quickly show what they are capable of, and they immediately notice it.
If you decide to connect your life with television, be prepared to work very hard. In any case, at first (from six months to three years). Sometimes, to make a minute story, you need to overcome hundreds of kilometers, almost run into a fist, write text and edit a video all night, even forgetting to eat.
Having learned the telecenter, you can begin to propose ideas, to refine yourselves and you will definitely notice this. Those correspondents who are creative in creating stories, skillfully integrate their face into the frame, will not disappear - that's for sure.
This usually happens. The main presenter fell ill or got into force majeure, and here the most talented of the correspondents who can stay in the frame are taken for a one-time replacement, looks good and does not mess with takes. If the test is successful, then you can expect an increase. News anchors, as a rule, rarely shoot stories and become the face of the TV channel. And these are advertising shootings and various events plus. Thumbs up, right?
Who is a good presenter?
This is the one who writes good eyeliner to the stories, writes them from the first take, is able to quickly change texts and write them for hot stories. It all depends on the specifics of the program. The news has enough of the above, plus the ability to work with the teleprompter and live. For entertainment programs you need to be able to improvise and communicate with people, to be able to bring the conversation in the direction you need. It’s hard to say which is harder. But all the same, news is formalization and efficiency.
What is the salary of TV presenters?
Leading news in the regions receive from 15 to 50 thousand rubles. It all depends on employment, the level of the channel, the availability of sponsors, advertising shootings and other things. Entertainment programs pay off not so well, so their presenters get less.
In Moscow and St. Petersburg, prices are 2-3 times higher at the initial stage. They are first arranged there as a "laborer." But brisk and talented do not stay behind the scenes for a long time and become news and entertainment programs hosts. And then the fees begin to increase exponentially. But you need to consider that on central television at first you have to plow in the literal sense. If you worked as a leader in the region, then they will test you on the metropolitan channel and closely monitor how you cope with the tasks.
How much do TV presenters earn on central TV?
No matter how they try to hide the amount of money allowance from eminent presenters, data is still leaking onto the Internet. Although this is a commercial secret, approximate borders are still known - from 100 thousand rubles to one million per month. Those whose surnames are not well-known are satisfied with passing programs and small salaries (but by all-Russian standards, they are still fantastic).
For example, the salary of TV presenters at Russia 1 is directly dependent on the project. But the same Malakhov went to this button, because for “Live” he receives several million rubles a month. Andrei began with a simple correspondent, and he did not have enough of the first salaries even to rent a house. And now he is also the editor of StarHit magazine, and his annual income exceeds one million dollars.
If you ask about what salaries the TV hosts of Channel One, then there is also a huge revelry. Dmitry Borisov, who succeeded Malakhov, even imitates him, but his predecessor’s salary level will not reach him soon if he can. Borisov is paid a little less than a million a month. But Maxim Galkin for participating in the First projects for the year receives more than six million dollars. Vladimir Pozner, depending on employment, puts in his pocket from 500 thousand dollars to 1.5 million per year.
