MEDIA TRAINING, IDEA DEVELOPMENT AND JOURNALISM
Vince Hunt Media is a bespoke media consulting helping develop ideas and improve the communications skills of the people with those ideas. I help you deliver your key messages in a journalist-friendly way using video and podcasting techniques.
I work with PhD researchers at Cambridge through the Arts and Humanities Research Council and with the Open University, Oxford and Cambridge (OOC) Doctoral Training Partnership. Recent conversations have covered:
*art history, archaeology, Ancient Greek maths and mechanics
*child malnutrition in Africa, culture, de-colonisation
*education, feminism and history - to name just a few.
For Ted talks, media appearances, radio interviews, vivas and conferences - even job interviews - working with a professional could give you that extra confidence and calmness needed to deliver a stunning performance and get your message across.
If you'd like to discuss your training needs, please email me at vincehunt01@yahoo.co.uk
I work with PhD researchers at Cambridge through the Arts and Humanities Research Council and with the Open University, Oxford and Cambridge (OOC) Doctoral Training Partnership. Recent conversations have covered:
*art history, archaeology, Ancient Greek maths and mechanics
*child malnutrition in Africa, culture, de-colonisation
*education, feminism and history - to name just a few.
For Ted talks, media appearances, radio interviews, vivas and conferences - even job interviews - working with a professional could give you that extra confidence and calmness needed to deliver a stunning performance and get your message across.
If you'd like to discuss your training needs, please email me at vincehunt01@yahoo.co.uk
Biography
I'm a producer, reporter, presenter and writer, starting in local newspapers then spending ten years in BBC news. I worked first in Manchester, then in London at Five Live Breakfast, World Service Radio and World Service TV.
I worked in music radio for 15 years, winning many awards reviving the BBC Radio Ballads and crossing America, Asia, Africa and Europe making documentaries for the BBC World Service, 5-Live, Radio 4 and Radio 2 and meeting many famous musicians, public figures and Olympic athletes. Now I teach undergraduates and MA students how to hone their skills as journalists so they can do what I did.
I'm a producer, reporter, presenter and writer, starting in local newspapers then spending ten years in BBC news. I worked first in Manchester, then in London at Five Live Breakfast, World Service Radio and World Service TV.
I worked in music radio for 15 years, winning many awards reviving the BBC Radio Ballads and crossing America, Asia, Africa and Europe making documentaries for the BBC World Service, 5-Live, Radio 4 and Radio 2 and meeting many famous musicians, public figures and Olympic athletes. Now I teach undergraduates and MA students how to hone their skills as journalists so they can do what I did.