Test Your TV presence with HGTV’s FrontDoor.com at the REALTORS® Conference in San Diego!
Posted by Annalisa Burgos | November 10, 2009
Think you’ve got what it takes to be a real estate expert in the media, or even HGTV?
Then join HGTV’s FrontDoor.com at the REALTORS® Conference in San Diego this weekend! Here’s how:
1. Attend the “Test Out Your On-Camera Presence” session
Saturday, 11/14, 1:30 p.m. – 3 p.m., San Diego Convention Center, Room 28A
or
Sunday, 11/15, 1:30 p.m. – 3 p.m., San Diego Convention Center, Room 28A
The host of HGTV’s Real Estate Intervention, Sabrina Soto, and Channing Dawson, one of the members of the founding executive team of HGTV, will show you:
* how to use video to enhance your brand and business
* the top 10 tips for boosting your on-camera appeal
Attendees will be part of a “studio audience” and a few lucky REALTORS® will be selected to work with Sabrina in an interactive home walk-through.
2. Shoot a 90-second screen test in HGTV’s FrontDoor booth #1916
Annalisa Burgos, FrontDoor’s editorial content guru, will be conducting screen tests in our booth #1916 on the convention floor. We’ll shoot a 90-second video of you reacting to a typical scenario from our HGTV shows. It’s not a lot of time, so you’re on the spot. See how fast you can think on your feet and offer valuable advice for our viewers!
We’ll select a few videos to highlight on HGTV’s FrontDoor.com.
So if you’ll be in San Diego, definitely stop by and say hello to your friends at HGTV’s FrontDoor.com. We look forward to seeing you there!
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mary
December 6th, 2009 at 10:10 pm
I have been watching HGTV for the past 12 years and absolutely love it. I don’t always choose HGTV first but always know I can rely on it when the other stations show garbage (which is getting to be more frequent).
I am not a realtor (my 2 best friends and my daughter are) but am an interested, oftentimes knowledgable, observor.
I love property virgins, house hunters, and any show that offers help on selling such a designed to sell
I wish there were more new shows instead of the repeats but I understand budgets and sometimes I can learn a lot from repeats.
Perhaps, one day, you could do a show on just getting design ideas from ordinary, stylish, people–or how to make your house look like a million without spending a million–and name names as to where to get cheap, “exspensive”, look-alikes.
Also bring more LI–my home town, into it–we have some great homes and our “Gold Coast” where the rich and famous used to live and play (eg the Vanderbuilts and Teddy Roosevelt)as well as the Hamptons have some great homes to see and to buy–we have great private airports and charter services too.