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ARCHIVE INTERVIEW 1 -
Max Rowley


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Max is a powerful man. I'm not talking about his bench press poundage or arm-wrestling technique. I am talking about his power to make stars out of ordinary people!

If you don't know about Max then you need to find out!! There's not enough room on this page to do justice to the work he has done with hundreds and thousands of TV talent over the years.

Max is well known within the industry as one of the leading tutors of TV talent. He has been at the forefront of some of TV's most famous names including Larry Emdur, Peter Overton, Kylie Gillies, Ali Mutch, Karena Brown, Christine Spiteri etc. (All Australia leading TV personalities)

You can find out more about Max and his services by
visiting his own personal website:

www.maxrowley.com



We recently sat with Max and asked him to spill the beans on his TV presenting philosophies:

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1. What makes a good presenter?

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MAX: Well, I think a good voice is very important. You should always train your voice. And you should also know how to write, your creative skills need to be nurtured.







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2. How many days/weeks/years should an aspiring presenter train for?


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MAX: You should train forever. There is no amount of research, training or courses you can do that will be enough. That said, you should train WHILE you actively search for work.

Don't train or practice without making some attempt to get work - to be forever training is fantastic. To be
forever training without looking for work is disastrous!


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3. What are new presenters MOST unprepared for?

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MAX: Definitely the live element. There is no real way to replicate a LIVE broadcast and that takes people by surprise. Most presenters do not realise how much they need to practice! The best presenters are usually the ones who will train more than anyone else!

www.maxrowley.com

An extended video interview with Max can be viewed on the How To Be A TV Star Resources 'Your Big Break 1 & 2' DVD Series - out now!


Available Now as a part of the How To Be A TV Star Home Study Program out now!

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