Want To Shine On Camera? Try This! | Think Like a Producer

If you’re a mission-driven expert, author, consultant, or executive who wants to become the known authority in your industry in 2026, this bonus Think Like a Producer episode is your roadmap.

Hosted by Jamie Maglietta — veteran CNN/Fox News show producer and creator of the (ON CAM) Ready Visibility Program. In this episode - Every great interview starts with one thing — preparation.

TV veteran Jamie Maglietta shares how to build clear, memorable talking points rooted in your marketing pillars — so your message lands every time you’re on camera.

Jamie draws from her experience producing live TV segments for CNN and Fox News — and even her Miss New Jersey interview days — to show how preparation separates confident communicators from scattered ones.

You’ll learn:
🎯 The difference between a script and talking points
🧩 How to structure your message around your brand’s core pillars
🎙️ The “producer’s prep” method for media appearances, interviews, and Reels
💬 Why repetition builds reputation (not redundancy)

Whether you’re getting ready for a podcast, press interview, or live stream, this episode will help you prepare like a pro — and produce the version of you the media will remember.

👉 Subscribe to @OnCamReadyMedia for weekly tips on mindset, media, and content strategy.
🌐 Join the Visibility Program or grab the workbook at http://www.oncamready.com.
🎧 Listen to Jamie’s interview show Unknown to Known for mindset stories from anchors, journalists, and creators.

Comments and Quotes to Listen for:
“Know your talking points — but don’t sound like a robot.”
“You will always regret what you forget to say.”
“In TV, every guest appearance has a purpose.”
“Talking points aren’t slogans — they’re storylines.”
“Your marketing pillars keep you consistent.”
“Repetition doesn’t make you redundant — it builds reputation.”
“Preparation builds confidence, not charisma.”
“Pick one pillar per post — go deep, not wide.”
“Your message isn’t memorable until people can quote you.”
“Produce the version of you the media will remember.”