Your chorus needs to look as good in a television news story as it does on stage. Appoint one member as chorus spokesperson. Each spokesperson needs an appearance monitor, an individual whose job is to suggest alternatives when the spokesperson needs to improve her appearance before the camera. The benefit of an appearance monitor is that the spokesperson is free to concentrate only on the content of her interview.
Viewers expect to be able to look into the eyes of individuals as they are being interviewed.
Take off your glasses, if possible. Be careful about wearing dark or photosensitive lenses. If viewers can't see your eyes, they may not believe or trust your story. This page will be updated monthly, by the first Tuesday of the month.