What are the precautions for the art test broadcast host to introduce himself?

Xinya Art School: The self-introduction of the broadcast host plays an important role in the art test interview, and the time requirement for self-introduction is 1 minute, which will largely determine the image of candidates in the test palace. Generally speaking, there are two kinds of interview self-introduction: one is "label type", as long as one sentence "My name is XXX" or test number, region, school and so on. Its role is to "self-report" during video recording so that the judges can identify it, which is equivalent to filling in the name and test number first in the written test. This introduction has no skill. The other is "acting". It requires candidates to make an oral introduction of 1 minute, about one or two hundred words. Its function is to understand the basic situation of candidates and assess their image temperament and language expression ability by the way. The "lecture-style" self-introduction is more flexible, vivid and attractive than the "label-style" self-introduction, so it also needs some skills. Candidates should smile when entering the examination room, but don't flatter, so that they can concentrate and not be nervous.

First of all, naturally and politely address "Hello, Teacher", with clear and bright voice, confident eyes and moderate speech speed, so as to be polite, elegant and appropriate. Candidates who apply for broadcasting and hosting major should keep in mind the "three principles" when introducing themselves: self-confidence, individuality and pertinence. Highlight your personality, emphasize your strengths and abilities, and have a pertinent tone. Don't exaggerate When introducing yourself, you should fully show your advantages, such as some proud experiences, specialties, interests, hobbies and ideals. , you can say it briefly.

Precautions:

1, not simple machinery.

For example, a candidate said, "My name is XXX, male, 17 years old. I have my parents at home and live in XX City. " This expression is similar to "personals", which is too mechanical, simple and inflexible. Some candidates introduced themselves like this: "I am a girl of 18 years old." If you are a man or a woman, stop at the examination room and the examiner can see at a glance. Is it necessary to introduce yourself as a man or a woman? A boy introduced himself like this: "I am a sunny boy with a good voice and figure." Try it. Is your voice and appearance good? Can't the examiner hear or see? Moreover, saying that you have a good voice and a good figure is also an expression of immodesty.

2. Don't talk nonsense.

Some candidates are incoherent when introducing themselves, and the words used have nothing to do with the broadcasting and hosting major. For example, some candidates said, "I love drinking, and I love the exciting taste." Imagine, are you going to a restaurant or an examination room? Some candidates said, "My name is XX, and I like my name very much. I've never used that name before. My grandfather took my previous name, and later my father helped me change it. " These meaningless introductions are a waste of time. Some candidates said, "I have many hobbies. I can wash clothes, cook, knit and clean. " This kind of introduction, which is similar to applying for a nanny from a domestic service company, is really undesirable. Some candidates said in their self-introduction: "I have always been introverted, taciturn and do not like to communicate with others." I would like to ask, since you say that you are introverted, taciturn and unsociable, what are the advantages of applying for broadcasting host?

Don't brag, don't exaggerate.

Keep a low profile when talking about your own advantages. Can be understated, calm tone, only tell the truth, with little or no subjective comments. At the same time, we should pay attention to moderation, talk about important and key issues, and it is best not to talk about majors unrelated to the interview. Candidates should not use arrogant tone when introducing their interests, hobbies, specialties and previous awards and honors, but should skillfully "package" and "sell" themselves. Some candidates said, "I am proficient in all kinds of piano, chess, calligraphy and painting." Are you a fairy? Some candidates said, "I have won gold medals in various literary competitions in provinces and cities in recent years." Is it possible? When candidates introduce themselves, for example, "I can sing and dance well" is not as good as "I am good at dancing in Aika", "I passed Grade 8 piano and won the first prize of vocal performance for middle school students in the city" is not as good as "Although I won the first prize of vocal competition for middle school students in the city, I still have a long way to go from my professional level." The same information is conveyed in different ways, one is boasting, the other is modesty, and the effect is of course self-evident.

4. Don't imitate blindly without thinking.

Many people think that the "declaration of entry" in the draft activity is fashionable, so they blindly imitate it without thinking, and keep going forward. It looks awesome, but it's all the same, which makes the examiner feel that you are "performing, for example," give me a fulcrum and I will pry up the whole earth ","give me a chance and I will give you a surprise "and" I hope that through your own efforts, candidates should pay attention to those too much in the interview.

5. Don't be sentimental and narcissistic.

Some candidates mistakenly think that self-introduction should pay special attention to literary color, so they dig their brains, think hard, make blunt rhetoric, pursue "philosophy" unilaterally, express their feelings empty and indulge themselves. For example, some exams in self-introduction, sometimes blue sky, sometimes clouds, sometimes sunshine, sometimes rain and dew, sometimes youth, sometimes dreams, sometimes hopes, and sometimes life ... The examiner said it in a muddle, and it seemed artificial and melodramatic, without any substantive information, and even his last name was not revealed for a minute.

6, don't verbose, gild the lily.

There is a common bias in the exam, that is, the language is cumbersome, such as repeatedly pouring out your ideals, the length is too long and the proportion is too large. In fact, you come to apply for this major, and the behavior itself has said everything. Do you still need to confess again and again? What's more, the judges are most interested in seeing if you have the conditions to apply for the exam. Therefore, it is not appropriate to say more about the urgency of applying for this major. One or two sentences is enough, so let's make time to state the facts.

7. Don't be mystifying and grandstanding.

Some candidates said in their self-introduction: "I have reached the age of criminal responsibility for murder." "Do you know how old I am this year? Haha, guess, maybe right, maybe wrong. " This mysterious, inappropriate and out-of-context statement is really grandstanding and undesirable. Many candidates like to use the current online buzzwords in their self-introduction, such as "awesome", "awesome", "top notch", "crazy good, explosive good", "full of space", "absolutely electronic" and "lame" ... These words are anti-traditional and anti-mainstream, and some words even hinder audio-visual and affect the normal relationship between people. The content and level of candidates' self-introduction should be carried out reasonably and orderly, be logical, respect the examiner, and never be glib.

In short, candidates majoring in broadcasting and hosting can often do some self-introduction exercises for strangers in their daily study and life, seize every opportunity and practice hard. You can also pay more attention to others' self-introduction, foster strengths and avoid weaknesses, and learn from them reasonably.