I've been anchoring, reporting and hosting on television since 1978 and over the years I've been coached many times.

A few consultants were helpful, but most of these sessions seemed like a waste of time. Most coaches lacked any significant on-air or teaching experience and offered only generic recommendations that could apply to anyone in any market.

When I started my coaching company I was determined to offer something of value. My teaching philosophy developed over 10 years on the faculty of the Annenberg School for Communication at University of Southern California in Los Angeles.

I offer individual tape critique coaching sessions as well as station-wide packages. You can get started on your individual session now, or contact us for more information about setting up a custom package for your entire newsroom.


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Terry Takes On Good Housekeeping Role

March 2009, Los Angeles, CA -- Terry Anzur is the new voice of Good Housekeeping reports, syndicated TV segments airing on more than 80 stations nationwide. Based on articles from the current issue of the magazine, the segments feature experts from the Good Housekeeping Research Institute, editors from Good Housekeeping magazine and other authorities on various subjects. The segments cover a range of subjects including the latest health, nutrition or parenting news, plus urgent consumer alerts about scams and ripoffs. At times, these segments will go behind-the-scenes to give viewers an inside look at how the Good Housekeeping Research Institute tests products. Check out the videos here.

Terry to Co-Author Multimedia Performance Book

January 2009, Los Angeles, CA -- Terry Anzur will co-author an upcoming book entitled "Power Performance: Reporting for Multimedia Journalists." The publication, set to be released by Wiley-Blackwell in fall of 2010, will incorporate Terry's coaching techniques with perspectives from Tony Silvia of the University of South Florida. You can read more in Terry's blog.

Teaching Talent at Cal State Northridge

October 2008, Northridge, CA -- Students in the broadcasting program at California State University/Northridge learned the basic concepts of effective talent performance in a coaching workshop with Terry Anzur. The campus RTNDA chapter sponsored the Oct. 21 event. Hot topics included voice quality, organization of live reports and on-camera appearance. Several students received individual tape critiques. If you’d like to schedule a campus workshop, email Terry.

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