Welcome KFI Listeners
You may have reached this page because you’ve heard me on KFI News. When I’m not on the air, I’m working as a talent coach, helping people improve their on-camera performance skills. The core of my business is teaching news anchors and reporters in TV stations and on websites that do video. But I also work with public relations people. I even coached one of the Real Housewives of Orange County.
To be an effective coach, I need to stay current on my own reporting and storytelling skills. I went to Ethiopia on an ICFJ reporting fellowship, and KFI’s Gary Hoffman was kind enough to invite me to talk about it on the Sunday Morning News. Here’s the full interview, below.
To read more about the International Center for Journalists and programs to assist reporters in Ethiopia, click here.
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Pleasure to meet you.
Hi, I'm Terry Anzur. I've been a professional multimedia journalist for more than 30 years, anchoring and reporting everywhere from New York to Los Angeles to West Palm Beach. I've taught on-air skills to journalists of all levels, both through positions at the University of Southern California and Pepperdine University and through my own independent company.
If you're interested in talent coaching, whether on a personal or station-wide level, follow the "Media Coaching" links above for useful resources and detailed information on how I can help. Or just drop me a note to chat more about a customized package that can meet your needs for public relations or international journalism training.