How Do You Produce A Talk Show?
Producing a TV talk show requires lots of hard work, but it’s a lot of fun. It gives you the chance to meet many interesting people you’d never meet in daily life and keeps you busy every working moment. There’s no looking at the clock when you’re dealing with talk show guests, hosts, cameramen and interns. If you’re a multi-tasker, consider a job as a talk-show producer. Decide on a format. Some TV talk shows, like “The View” feature a variety of hosts interacting with the guests and each other. Other shows, like “Ellen” or “Oprah” have one host. If your show’s theme revolves around politics, social issues or show biz gossip, two or more co-hosts or a revolving cast of reporters and hosts will highlight different views and keep the commentary balanced. Hire a host. Audition several prospective hosts, rating each one on poise, intelligence, personality and looks. You should ultimately base your choice on a host’s familiarity with your show’s theme. If you hire the most attractive but v
