HiNative | A question and answer community for language learners. 6 ways to get ready for your 5 minutes of fame. Andy Warhol at an art opening. Your cooperative gallery manager just asked you to be the face of the new exhibit and to do two media interviews next week. Or your boss wants you to serve on a panel on a Sunday television show – in three days. Pop painter Andy Warhol said: “In the future, everyone will be famous for 15 minutes” (though some say he borrowed the comment and made it his own). And in this version of the future, more blogs and digital outlets want creatives to be featured in interviews, in Q&As and in posts. When your five minutes of fame is just ahead, take a half hour or more to prepare. Here’s five ways: Know your audiences. Know your story. Know the toughest questions. Learn to pivot. Learn to show your creativity. Learn to follow up. If you want more tips for preparing for your big media interview, I found useful this Full Circle Associates list that covers body language and broadcast and more.
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