Confessions of an Event Host Emcee:
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But don't worry; discovering what your own sense of humor looks and feels like can be found be doing these next threes actions:
Firstly, believe that a sense of humor is possible for you. Even if you’ve never told a single joke or made people laugh with you publicly ever before.
Secondly, commit to increasing your use of humor when you MC using the previous Situational and Observational techniques mentioned in the previous MC TIP.
And thirdly, spend more time watching, reading, listening to and doing funny stuff.
Firstly, believe that a sense of humor is possible for you. Even if you’ve never told a single joke or made people laugh with you publicly ever before.
Secondly, commit to increasing your use of humor when you MC using the previous Situational and Observational techniques mentioned in the previous MC TIP.
And thirdly, spend more time watching, reading, listening to and doing funny stuff.
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Begin a Humor File on your phone or computer. Mark down what jokes, one-liners and telegrams you instantly find amusing.
Use these to gauge, understand and enhance your own sense of humor. Highlight the ones you really relate to and write them out on cards.
When you’ve chosen a handful of one-liners, practice them over and over before you use them publicly. Use every opportunity you get. Drop them into conversations with your friends, partner, mum and cat. You’ll know them off by heart and be ready to use them if you need to - or in case there is no situational humor on hand.
When you’ve chosen a handful of one-liners, practice them over and over before you use them publicly. Use every opportunity you get. Drop them into conversations with your friends, partner, mum and cat. You’ll know them off by heart and be ready to use them if you need to - or in case there is no situational humor on hand.
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If there’s a delay, a machine breaks, or a speaker is in the restroom, you can rely on a comment from your humor file. You can’t emphasize the unfortunate situation, so you will need to divert attention away from it.
Fill in with an appropriate story or anecdote while the technician hurries to fix the disobedient smoke machine that’s supposed to generate a flood of fluffy white clouds, but instead can only manage a single, pathetic puff of smoke.
Fill in with an appropriate story or anecdote while the technician hurries to fix the disobedient smoke machine that’s supposed to generate a flood of fluffy white clouds, but instead can only manage a single, pathetic puff of smoke.
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Understanding your own sense of humor comes with experience; but seeing yourself as a someone who can make people smile is the big first step.
It’s a shift in your mindset. Say to yourself right now “I can do this”
Making people smile generates benefits not just in your MCing but in your day to day life.
Just remember, humor is magnetic. People are attracted to its power. And humor is the beginning of Charisma.
Making people smile generates benefits not just in your MCing but in your day to day life.
Just remember, humor is magnetic. People are attracted to its power. And humor is the beginning of Charisma.
The worse way to generate humour on stage is to use one-liners from a book and have jokes ready to tell.
Most of the ‘gags’ in these books are crass, low-brow and derogatory.
Especially the books about marriage.
Getting married is something to be honoured, not degraded by a smart-ass speaker or emcee going for cheap laughs.
The sarcasm displayed in the books (or for free online) mocks the bride and groom’s courageous decision to publicly commit to each other.
Most of the ‘gags’ in these books are crass, low-brow and derogatory.
Especially the books about marriage.
Getting married is something to be honoured, not degraded by a smart-ass speaker or emcee going for cheap laughs.
The sarcasm displayed in the books (or for free online) mocks the bride and groom’s courageous decision to publicly commit to each other.
Our advice is:
Silly stupid immature lines like “Getting married is the most expensive way a man can get his laundry done for free” are offensive and archaic.
It will anger every woman and the majority of men in the audience.
You will come across as sexist and completely out of touch and out of date; which is exactly the opposite of what you want.
The most dangerous way to approach this to have a ‘gag bag’ ready and then plan to tell them - no matter what is happening at the time.
A wisecrack that reads funny but is inappropriate so no-one laughs or raises a smile, can kill your career stone dead.
- never make a joke at the bride or groom’s expense
- never go for a chuckle by reinforcing out-dated gender stereotypes that degrade women.
Silly stupid immature lines like “Getting married is the most expensive way a man can get his laundry done for free” are offensive and archaic.
It will anger every woman and the majority of men in the audience.
You will come across as sexist and completely out of touch and out of date; which is exactly the opposite of what you want.
The most dangerous way to approach this to have a ‘gag bag’ ready and then plan to tell them - no matter what is happening at the time.
A wisecrack that reads funny but is inappropriate so no-one laughs or raises a smile, can kill your career stone dead.
As the saying goes: the silence is deafening
Remember you haven’t been hired as the jokes master or the stand-up comedian.
And leave the pathetic jokes books in the trash can where they belong.
And leave the pathetic jokes books in the trash can where they belong.
To keep your performance alive with spark and spontaneity, look for the funny things happening before your eyes.
The key is to switch on 'observant' as one of your key skills
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm guessing you haven't been hired as the stand-up comedian?
So don't feel any pressure to be hilarious. There’s no need to turn up with a “bag full of gags.”
When it comes to being funny, your goal is to simply create what we call "A Miles of Smiles" rather than a wedding reception full of hysterical belly laughs.
You’re the Event Host MC. In charge of the magnificent Reception Rituals.
A happy person who creates joy and spreads goodwill with their elegant manner and sophisticated demeanour.
But people will expect you to have a sense of humour nonetheless; and it's not as hard as you may think.
So don't feel any pressure to be hilarious. There’s no need to turn up with a “bag full of gags.”
When it comes to being funny, your goal is to simply create what we call "A Miles of Smiles" rather than a wedding reception full of hysterical belly laughs.
You’re the Event Host MC. In charge of the magnificent Reception Rituals.
A happy person who creates joy and spreads goodwill with their elegant manner and sophisticated demeanour.
But people will expect you to have a sense of humour nonetheless; and it's not as hard as you may think.
There are 2 parts to getting testimonials and rave reviews from your clients that make comment on what a ‘Fun MC’ you are
The first part is recognising whats called Situational Humour and the second part is referred to as Observational Humour.
Situational Humour is what's happening right in front of you and Observational Humour is knowing how to comment on it.
The actual event itself will create comic relief; all you need to do is recognise it and spotlight the funny Situations which surround you. They’re everywhere at a wedding.
Why do you think there have been so many movie comedies with weddings as their central theme? A wedding reception is ripe for all kinds of fun.
Situational Humour is what's happening right in front of you and Observational Humour is knowing how to comment on it.
The actual event itself will create comic relief; all you need to do is recognise it and spotlight the funny Situations which surround you. They’re everywhere at a wedding.
Why do you think there have been so many movie comedies with weddings as their central theme? A wedding reception is ripe for all kinds of fun.
For example, the overdramatised funky entrance from the bridal party who have never danced in public before.
Or the excitement of the little children who’ve got no idea what a wedding is all about - but love the occasion, as its great chance to slide across the dance floor in the shiny new expensive suit that mum and dad just bought for them; especially for this grand occasion.
The passion of the group dancing together where the out-of-tune sing-a-longs are reminiscent of innocent days gone by.
Or the jumping competition between the alpha males to catch the tiny garter. And so on. It's everywhere you look.
Or the excitement of the little children who’ve got no idea what a wedding is all about - but love the occasion, as its great chance to slide across the dance floor in the shiny new expensive suit that mum and dad just bought for them; especially for this grand occasion.
The passion of the group dancing together where the out-of-tune sing-a-longs are reminiscent of innocent days gone by.
Or the jumping competition between the alpha males to catch the tiny garter. And so on. It's everywhere you look.
Observational Humour
Observational Humour is recognising the ‘fun’ from the funny situations and then expressing this to the crowd with an appropriate and clever comment; thereby "observing" the moment.
Pointing out to the crowd that "... if the wedding cake was any taller, there could call it Trump Tower". That's a one-liner. Very simple. Not hysterically funny but adding to the Mile Of Smiles you’ve created throughout the event.
To do this successfully, you must first know what makes you laugh and that's what we are going to learn in the next few blogposts. So bookmark this page.
Pointing out to the crowd that "... if the wedding cake was any taller, there could call it Trump Tower". That's a one-liner. Very simple. Not hysterically funny but adding to the Mile Of Smiles you’ve created throughout the event.
To do this successfully, you must first know what makes you laugh and that's what we are going to learn in the next few blogposts. So bookmark this page.
But just know that if you’re having fun, then the audience will as well
Look-out for the unusual and unexpected – and learn how to articulate what you’re seeing in a friendly and amusing way.
Recall the situations with exaggerated facial expressions and vocal variety; and watch as the laughs roll in.
Recall the situations with exaggerated facial expressions and vocal variety; and watch as the laughs roll in.
When I wanted to learn How To MC, there was zero information available. Literally, nothing at all. This was pre-internet. I checked the libraries; everywhere. Y'see I'd been suddenly asked to MC a charity function and the event was in 4 days time.
It seemed that making Introductions on stage was this 'black ninja art' known only to a few lucky performers. I did eventually get a hold of a guy called Rick Chisholm and he set me straight.
I managed to get through the charity event - and I wanted more MC work so I keep researching. But I discovered that there was a serious ID problem caused by the confusing assortment of names and titles used to describe what an MC does.
There's the specific titles Corporate MC and Wedding MC. Most people seem to understand these two titles - but there’s a lot of folks who still look at me strange when I say "I MC weddings".
In the USA, they have spelled out the letters MC to say emcee. That's clever. I like this single word and use it often. But unfortunately this same term is confused with rough tough street rappers.
Europe, UK, and Australia use the term Compere. Particularly with live outdoor events and TV shows. And the word Anchor is used in India.
So we have Corporate MC, Wedding MC, Emcee, Compere and Anchor - all pretty much describing the same job!
But the biggest problem is the old-fashioned title "Master of Ceremonies" that's still used in some parts of the world. It’s lame because its sounds so medieval. Because it is medieval. The term Master of Ceremony dates way back to the Roman Catholic Church in the 1600s.
This title's use-by date has expired. It is so far out of touch that it has no relationship to what we do at all, and is more suited to marriage celebrants - as they really are the official masters of the ceremony.
It seemed that making Introductions on stage was this 'black ninja art' known only to a few lucky performers. I did eventually get a hold of a guy called Rick Chisholm and he set me straight.
I managed to get through the charity event - and I wanted more MC work so I keep researching. But I discovered that there was a serious ID problem caused by the confusing assortment of names and titles used to describe what an MC does.
There's the specific titles Corporate MC and Wedding MC. Most people seem to understand these two titles - but there’s a lot of folks who still look at me strange when I say "I MC weddings".
In the USA, they have spelled out the letters MC to say emcee. That's clever. I like this single word and use it often. But unfortunately this same term is confused with rough tough street rappers.
Europe, UK, and Australia use the term Compere. Particularly with live outdoor events and TV shows. And the word Anchor is used in India.
So we have Corporate MC, Wedding MC, Emcee, Compere and Anchor - all pretty much describing the same job!
But the biggest problem is the old-fashioned title "Master of Ceremonies" that's still used in some parts of the world. It’s lame because its sounds so medieval. Because it is medieval. The term Master of Ceremony dates way back to the Roman Catholic Church in the 1600s.
This title's use-by date has expired. It is so far out of touch that it has no relationship to what we do at all, and is more suited to marriage celebrants - as they really are the official masters of the ceremony.
So to tidy up this messy situation and get the MC title sorted out once and for all, I recommend you use the term EVENT HOST MC as it accurately describes what we do, is easily recognized by our clients, and has a higher perception of value.
Performers from the Philippines have never used the term "Master of Ceremonies" and have always referred to themselves as Event Hosts.
This new modern title has become popular because it's not gender specific. I mean, the ladies are not out there calling themselves a "Mistress of Ceremonies" are they. And I know they don't like using the term 'Master'.
And the title Event Host doesn't get confused with an MC who is a Rap Artist.
An Event Host MC is a contemporary term that immediately signals to your prospective clients that you are not old-fashioned - and instead approach the MC job in a progressive way, such as being hygienically aware when using the microphone.
Re-branding yourself as an Event Host MC is a smart strategic marketing move; especially now since protocols around organising live events post-pandemic have changed and the responsibilities of those in charge have increased. But getting people together is now more popular than ever before.
Plus the word “host” generates a nice feeling of warm hospitality. When a host is in charge, it gives the impression that the gathering will be positive and well organised.
And online seminar leaders using Zoom are now also referred to as the Event Host.
Lastly, and it saddens me to say this, but the term Master of Ceremonies has some negative connotations associated with it - because in the past, the role hasn't always been done properly and professionally.
So I believe it's time to move on and rebrand your MC service.
Yes there will be people who will resist this change because it will disrupt their marketing - so I expect to receive some negative comments - but I say "Step Up And Embrace The New Era. Long Live Event Host MC."
Performers from the Philippines have never used the term "Master of Ceremonies" and have always referred to themselves as Event Hosts.
This new modern title has become popular because it's not gender specific. I mean, the ladies are not out there calling themselves a "Mistress of Ceremonies" are they. And I know they don't like using the term 'Master'.
And the title Event Host doesn't get confused with an MC who is a Rap Artist.
An Event Host MC is a contemporary term that immediately signals to your prospective clients that you are not old-fashioned - and instead approach the MC job in a progressive way, such as being hygienically aware when using the microphone.
Re-branding yourself as an Event Host MC is a smart strategic marketing move; especially now since protocols around organising live events post-pandemic have changed and the responsibilities of those in charge have increased. But getting people together is now more popular than ever before.
Plus the word “host” generates a nice feeling of warm hospitality. When a host is in charge, it gives the impression that the gathering will be positive and well organised.
And online seminar leaders using Zoom are now also referred to as the Event Host.
Lastly, and it saddens me to say this, but the term Master of Ceremonies has some negative connotations associated with it - because in the past, the role hasn't always been done properly and professionally.
So I believe it's time to move on and rebrand your MC service.
Yes there will be people who will resist this change because it will disrupt their marketing - so I expect to receive some negative comments - but I say "Step Up And Embrace The New Era. Long Live Event Host MC."
Mastering the Art of MCing a Wedding Reception: TWO Essential ToolS THAT NEVER LEAVE YOUR SIDE
30/11/2023
A bride and groom rely on their MC.
Every wedding reception is unique, reflecting the personalities and cultural backgrounds of the couple tying the knot. However, regardless of cultural nuances, two indispensable tools are universally needed to successfully MC a wedding reception from start to finish: the Run Sheet and the Wedding Party Details.
If you want to ensure a smooth flow of events and impress all VIP guests, these are the documents you can't afford to ignore.
Why the Run Sheet is an Absolute Necessity
Let's begin by dissecting the immensely important role of the primary document: The Run Sheet.
Imagine reading a book without any chapters, headings, or table of contents. Navigating it would be stressful and chaotic, wouldn't it? That's why an MC needs a Run Sheet. It's the MCs Table Of Contents.
The Run Sheet, also identified as The Reception Procedure, is the indispensable backbone for the entire event. It is essentially your guidebook, which introduces the agenda and the sequence of every segment for the event.
Some of the important inclusions in the Run Sheet are:
Imagine reading a book without any chapters, headings, or table of contents. Navigating it would be stressful and chaotic, wouldn't it? That's why an MC needs a Run Sheet. It's the MCs Table Of Contents.
The Run Sheet, also identified as The Reception Procedure, is the indispensable backbone for the entire event. It is essentially your guidebook, which introduces the agenda and the sequence of every segment for the event.
Some of the important inclusions in the Run Sheet are:
- Approximate timings of each event. Knowing when each event is likely to happen makes it easier to manage flow and timing.
- The order of each segment. From the grand entrance to the cake cutting, knowing the sequence makes transitions seamless.
- The structure and sequence of the speeches. This way everyone will be prepared and there will be no awkward surprises.
Wedding Party Details: Your Cheat Sheet to VIP Interaction
The second indispensable tool in your MCing kit is the 'Wedding Party Details'.
MCing is not just about speaking eloquently, but also about connecting with the guests, especially the VIPs at the wedding.
This document is, without a doubt, your treasure trove of relevant information about the bridal couple, their parents, and each member of the bridal party. Knowing details about the very important guests adds a personal touch to your MCing style, ensuring your words resonate with everyone.
The Wedding Party Details includes:
MCing is not just about speaking eloquently, but also about connecting with the guests, especially the VIPs at the wedding.
This document is, without a doubt, your treasure trove of relevant information about the bridal couple, their parents, and each member of the bridal party. Knowing details about the very important guests adds a personal touch to your MCing style, ensuring your words resonate with everyone.
The Wedding Party Details includes:
- Contact details of the bride and groom: This ensures easy communication before and throughout the event.
- Key information about the bridal couple’s parents: This helps in giving them due recognition and respect.
- Brief information about each member of the bridal party: Personal stories can make your interactions lively and entertaining.
- Venue address and function manager’s name and contact details: Simple data but crucial for arriving on time.
- Names and contact details of other professionals you’ll be working with: Smooth coordination between the function manager, DJ, photographer, etc can make a world of difference. professionals are impressed when you refer to them by name.
TO SUMMARISE
An MC cannot just wing it and hope for the best. Successful MCing requires management and both the Run Sheet and the Wedding Party Details are essential management tools. Using these tools to help you navigate the event will ensure a smooth, memorable wedding reception that leaves everyone, especially the bridal couple, beaming.
Now that you're armed with the knowledge, are you ready to take the center stage and guide a wedding reception to success? Let us know in the comments below or share your experiences with us. And if you found this post helpful, why not share it with fellow MCs or aspiring ones? The world can use more well-prepared MCs!
Now that you're armed with the knowledge, are you ready to take the center stage and guide a wedding reception to success? Let us know in the comments below or share your experiences with us. And if you found this post helpful, why not share it with fellow MCs or aspiring ones? The world can use more well-prepared MCs!
Experienced Event Host MCs know their job inside out. They have the whole game sorted. Cool under pressure. Funny when the time is right. Everyone feels included. The sponsors are ecstatic and the audience are captivated by the MCs smooth delivery and confidence at a high-stakes special event. They have a long-list of effusive testimonials from blue-chip clients that re-book them year and after.
No-one is a born MC. Everyone has to learn on-stage skills.
- How did they create this outstanding onstage presence?
- Where did this uber confidence come from?
- Did they get coaching or where they mentored?
- How did they get to be "top shelf"?
I surveyed all the top wedding and corporate Event Host MCs I knew would give me honest answers.
I even approached some MCs I had never met before and asked them personal questions about their MC success.
Some never got back to me, some said "NO WAY" but most were flattered that I asked them as they had read my books YOU CAN BE A WEDDING MC and UP FRONT IN CONTROL.
Their 'secret' is solid, repeatable preparation habits that they developed themselves or with a coach and refined over the years of experience.
After I complied all the answers together, I managed to list ten of the most important MC habits to master (excuse the pun).
I even approached some MCs I had never met before and asked them personal questions about their MC success.
Some never got back to me, some said "NO WAY" but most were flattered that I asked them as they had read my books YOU CAN BE A WEDDING MC and UP FRONT IN CONTROL.
Their 'secret' is solid, repeatable preparation habits that they developed themselves or with a coach and refined over the years of experience.
After I complied all the answers together, I managed to list ten of the most important MC habits to master (excuse the pun).
They all
- love their work
- like to meet people
- research each speakers background
- practise segues and think links
- write humorous introductions
- have appropriate one-liners prepared to use
- understand that live events never happen exactly as planned
- warm up their voice
- have been mentored
- have developed their own MC style
There was more tips such as branding, microphone technique, industry associations, while many said meditation helped their performance; but I thought 10 Habits is enough for now. How many of these do you practise?
The results of my questionnaire showed clearly why the top Event Host MCs earn 6 figures; most around US$350,000 per year. They have risen to the top of their game by adopting excellent everyday habits that keep them moving forward in the right direction. And they all had a structured daily work ethic driven by passion to help the event succeed beyond expectations.
Which important habits do you think I should have included? Please add your own in the comments below.
The results of my questionnaire showed clearly why the top Event Host MCs earn 6 figures; most around US$350,000 per year. They have risen to the top of their game by adopting excellent everyday habits that keep them moving forward in the right direction. And they all had a structured daily work ethic driven by passion to help the event succeed beyond expectations.
Which important habits do you think I should have included? Please add your own in the comments below.
Its easy to assume that you way you sound - your speaking voice - is set and there's nothing you can do to change it. You either sound good or horrible. That's what I believed and I was (gladly) proven wrong.
Even small improvements to your voice can have big changes to your professional and personal life. These upgrades can be about your volume, articulation (clarity), expression (emotion) and intention.
Here's what happened to me when I made some adjustments.
Even small improvements to your voice can have big changes to your professional and personal life. These upgrades can be about your volume, articulation (clarity), expression (emotion) and intention.
Here's what happened to me when I made some adjustments.
We communicate all day. Every Day. So enhancing your communication skills pays off.
After I was accepted into the Drama Studio Sydney* Acting course for 3 years of full-time study, my tutors immediately informed me that I had probably the worse voice they had ever heard - because it was so nasal.
It hurt their ears to hear me speak in this rough aggressive tone. They told me I would never make it as an actor if I didn't do “a lot of work on my voice”
Besides being a shock to my ego, it surprised me to hear this (excuse the pun). I had naively thought actors like James Earl Jones and Jeremy Irons had been born with the rich, deep resonant tone that I loved so much. Lucky them – they could read aloud the computer instruction manual or Terms and Conditions of a law firm and make it sound awesome.
So I started my quest for a sound that would help me, not hinder me. In other words, to turn people On, not Off.
It hurt their ears to hear me speak in this rough aggressive tone. They told me I would never make it as an actor if I didn't do “a lot of work on my voice”
Besides being a shock to my ego, it surprised me to hear this (excuse the pun). I had naively thought actors like James Earl Jones and Jeremy Irons had been born with the rich, deep resonant tone that I loved so much. Lucky them – they could read aloud the computer instruction manual or Terms and Conditions of a law firm and make it sound awesome.
So I started my quest for a sound that would help me, not hinder me. In other words, to turn people On, not Off.
I have poured all I know about how improve and profit from the way your sound into the 5 EASY STEPS TO A FANTASTIC VOICE audio and video recording and within the pages of the book ITS NOT WHAT YOU SAY, ITS HOW YOU SAY IT
These two references are the culmination of 10 years searching to find the ideal, practical, simple (but effective) vocal warm-up and improvement tool; anywhere, anytime. It contains all that I discovered during my acting training and all Ive learned since as a professional Event Host MC.
These two references are the culmination of 10 years searching to find the ideal, practical, simple (but effective) vocal warm-up and improvement tool; anywhere, anytime. It contains all that I discovered during my acting training and all Ive learned since as a professional Event Host MC.
A performer and a sportsperson are alike.
both must switch on their skills, showcase their talent and deliver
when the live event or race starts.
A coach and mentor helps to find your MC style
HELP IS HERE
All high achievers have someone that helps them make faster progress with less mistakes.
This helper is known as a coach, a mentor, a guide, advisor or counsellor.
The key when choosing a helper is empathy. They must Understand You Perfectly. And they must have previous experience of where you want to go.
KEY BENEFITS
The stage manager says “You’re On” and the live event begins. Its the same as the starters gun in the sports arena. BOOM. You must be ready to deliver the right results at that time. There are no second chances.
“Switching On” successfully is done via the right preparation and the right practice with your coach.
YOUR COACH
Pete Miller has worked for 20+ years to help new and experienced speakers, presenters and Event Host MC’s take their career to the next level; to ensure they market their skills in the best way that suits the marketplace.
You can expect Pete to be empathic and fully present during your coaching. He has been there himself – in every corporate emcee and event host role.
Pete knows your time is limited. And so is his – so he will work to get results fast.
EACH SESSION
MC coaching starts with the run-sheet and then moves onto developing your own MC style.
Speaker coaching begins with a realistic assessment of your presentation goals; and then, Pete will create a plan with you on how to reach the result required – in as shortest time as possible.
The time together on Zoom or Skype is recorded. This allows you to concentrate 100% – secure in the knowledge that you can review every word again and again.
FEE
The fee is tax deductible and an invoice will be supplied.
Commencement is as soon as possible after payment and continues on a session by session basis. There is no contract or minimum amount of sessions.
Click to pay now and we can get started tomorrow.
TESTIMONIALS
Video testimonials from grateful clients can be supplied upon request.
All high achievers have someone that helps them make faster progress with less mistakes.
This helper is known as a coach, a mentor, a guide, advisor or counsellor.
The key when choosing a helper is empathy. They must Understand You Perfectly. And they must have previous experience of where you want to go.
KEY BENEFITS
The stage manager says “You’re On” and the live event begins. Its the same as the starters gun in the sports arena. BOOM. You must be ready to deliver the right results at that time. There are no second chances.
“Switching On” successfully is done via the right preparation and the right practice with your coach.
YOUR COACH
Pete Miller has worked for 20+ years to help new and experienced speakers, presenters and Event Host MC’s take their career to the next level; to ensure they market their skills in the best way that suits the marketplace.
You can expect Pete to be empathic and fully present during your coaching. He has been there himself – in every corporate emcee and event host role.
Pete knows your time is limited. And so is his – so he will work to get results fast.
EACH SESSION
MC coaching starts with the run-sheet and then moves onto developing your own MC style.
Speaker coaching begins with a realistic assessment of your presentation goals; and then, Pete will create a plan with you on how to reach the result required – in as shortest time as possible.
The time together on Zoom or Skype is recorded. This allows you to concentrate 100% – secure in the knowledge that you can review every word again and again.
FEE
The fee is tax deductible and an invoice will be supplied.
Commencement is as soon as possible after payment and continues on a session by session basis. There is no contract or minimum amount of sessions.
Click to pay now and we can get started tomorrow.
TESTIMONIALS
Video testimonials from grateful clients can be supplied upon request.
Author
MC Pete Miller helps you be funnier.
You live longer when you laugh.
You become richer when you make others laugh. Its a win-win. Seriously.
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