On the morning of November 6, the Multimedia Faculty of the Posts and Telecommunications Institute of Technology (PTIT) organized the talk show “Vocal Skills for Digital Media Production.” The event provided students with practical knowledge and techniques for using their voices effectively in modern media content.

MC Công Lưu and BTV Thu Hương with representatives of the Faculty of Multimedia at the talk show.

The program featured two experienced speakers in broadcasting and voice training, MC Công Lưu and TV Editor Thu Hương. Mr. Công Lưu has hosted several programs on VTV, including Café Sáng với VTV3, Gia đình đẹp VTV3, and Nhật ký trên Khóa Sol VTV5. He is also the founder and director of VMC, the MC Club of Vietnam National University, Hanoi. TV Ms. Thu Hương is the founder of 2BE VOICE, an MC at VTC14, and a former broadcaster at Hanoi Radio and Television. 

MC Công Lưu and TV Editor Thu Hương share their professional experience in using voice for digital media products.

 Ms. Thu Hương discusses techniques for voice use and training in media production.

Mr. Công Lưu discusses the role of voice in information delivery and personal branding.

During the talk show, the speakers introduced techniques for voice training, adjusting vocal tone and rhythm, and using voice effectively to engage audiences. The program took place in an engaging atmosphere, with active participation and interaction from a large number of students. Drawing on their practical experience in broadcasting and television, the speakers helped students gain a deeper understanding of the role of voice in conveying information and developing a distinctive personal presence.

Students actively participate in the discussion and pose thoughtful questions to the speakers.

Through the event, students gained additional knowledge and practical methods for developing their voices, while also gaining a clearer understanding of how to apply these skills to digital media products. The talk show also provided an opportunity for students of the Faculty of Multimedia to connect their academic knowledge with the practical requirements of content production.

The Multimedia Faculty sincerely thanks Mr. Công Lưu and Ms. Thu Hương for sharing their valuable knowledge and professional experience in voice training and media production with the students. Their practical insights will provide students with valuable guidance, helping them further develop their skills and gain greater confidence in their academic journey and the creation of digital media products.