Edit Article    • 30 Editors    • Edited  Two Parts:Sounding
Like a ReporterKnowing What to Avoid  Ever notice how TV news
reporters speak with such confidence and eloquence? They are
able to deliver a lot of information to a lot of people in a
short amount of time. How do they do it? Below are steps you can
take to practice and learn to speak like a television reporter.
Part 1 of 2: Sounding Like a Reporter    1. Read and Speak Like
a TV News Reporter Step 1.jpg     Watch the news. Watch the news
with intent and purpose. Really pay close attention to what the
reporter is saying and doing. Then, notice what s/he is not
saying but telling you with their tone, inflection and non-
verbal gestures/body language. Some questions you can ask
yourself as you critically analyze your subject:     • What is
the reporter saying?     • How are they saying it?       • What
does the reporter's voice sound like?       • Where are their
eyes?       • Where are their hands?       • How do they hold
their head and shoulders?