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 - The future of media doesn’t belong to networks — it belongs to you.

Television veteran Jamie Maglietta explains why personal beats perfect in today’s media landscape.

After producing shows for CNN, Fox News Channel, and BET, Jamie shares what she’s learned from decades inside control rooms: people no longer tune in for platforms — they tune in for people.

You’ll learn:
🎙️ Why authenticity outperforms perfection online
📺 How creators, journalists, and experts are becoming their own media channels
💡 What it means to “be the media” — not just chase it
🔑 How to build credibility before the press calls
🧠 The producer mindset that separates passive posting from powerful storytelling

Perfection is passive. Connection is active.
The future of media is personal.

👉 Subscribe to @OnCamReadyMedia for weekly tips on mindset, media strategy, and on-camera confidence.
🌐 Learn more or join the Visibility Program at www.oncamready.com.
🎧 Listen to Jamie’s interview show Unknown to Known for stories from journalists, creators, and thought leaders shaping the new media space.

Quotes to listen for:

• “People don’t tune in for platforms anymore. They tune in for people.”
• “The future of media doesn’t belong to networks — it belongs to you.”
• “Perfection is passive. Connection is active.”
• “The future of media is personal, not perfect.”
• “Audiences aren’t loyal to channels anymore — they’re loyal to voices they trust.”
• “Forget chasing perfect. Start building trust.”
• “You don’t have to wait for media to discover you. You can be the media.”
• “The ones who embrace this shift now will be the ones producers call next.”
• “Personal doesn’t mean unprofessional. It means relatable.”
• “You can produce your own show, share your insight, and build credibility that used to take years of gatekeeping.”

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.

Ever cringe watching yourself on video? You’re not alone — but that’s exactly why you should do it.

In this episode of Think Like a Producer, television news veteran Jamie Maglietta explains why the fastest path to confidence on camera is watching yourself back.

Drawing from decades in CNN and Fox News control rooms, Jamie reveals the “air-check” process used by anchors and producers to review broadcasts, analyze delivery, and improve performance — and why every creator, expert, and entrepreneur should do the same.

You’ll learn:
Why rewatching yourself is a professional, not personal, habit
How feedback builds awareness and trust on camera
Simple posture and hand-movement cues that change your presence instantly
The mindset shift from “I hate how I look” to “Here’s how I can grow”

Whether you’re hosting a podcast, filming reels, or doing interviews, this episode shows you how to critique like a producer — and become your own best coach.

👉 Subscribe to @OnCamReadyMedia on YouTube for weekly production, mindset, and visibility tips.
🎧 Listen to Jamie’s interview series Unknown to Known for deeper mindset stories from TV anchors, reporters, and creators.
🌐 Learn more or join the Visibility Program at www.oncamready.com

Quotes to listen for:

• “You will never improve what you refuse to watch.”
• “Confidence comes when you separate yourself from the communicator.”
• “The pros don’t avoid feedback — they ask for it.”
• “Watching yourself back isn’t vanity, it’s visibility practice.”
• “In every newsroom I worked in, the best talent wanted notes.”
• “When my clients finally start reviewing their recordings, something shifts.”
• “You can’t become on-camera ready if you’re not willing to see what others already see.”
• “Stop judging yourself. Start studying yourself.”
• “Every rewatch is a masterclass in self-awareness.”
• “Pros don’t cringe at playback — they coach themselves through it.”

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 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.”

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 - You don’t need the perfect setup. You need permission to start.

The difference between creators who make it and those who don’t isn’t equipment — it’s action.

You’ll learn:
🎙️ Why confidence comes after you start, not before
💡 The truth about “perfect setups” and what actually builds an audience
📺 How to show up authentically — even when your setup isn’t
🎬 Why your story and consistency matter more than your gear

Whether you’re starting your first podcast or trying to show up more on social media, this episode will remind you: perfection doesn’t connect — authenticity does.

👉 Subscribe to @OnCamReadyMedia for daily media and mindset tips
🌐 Join the Visibility Program at www.oncamready.com
🎧 Listen to Unknown to Known for creator interviews and production stories

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: your first 10 seconds on camera decide everything.

I’m Jamie Maglietta, a former CNN, MSNBC, and Fox News Channel producer. After 20 years in live TV, I can tell you this: Producers decide if you’re “good” before you even finish your first sentence. Whether you’re hosting a YouTube show, recording a podcast, or appearing on TV — those opening seconds are your audition for your audience.

In this episode I share:

What producers look for in your first 10 seconds

• How to hook your audience with energy, clarity, or emotion How I use ChatGPT to research guests and craft strong questions
• Tips for choosing your soundbite and building the flow of your show
• Why preparation and delivery matter more than credentials If you want to make every appearance count, start with how you open.

Related videos: • Don’t Chase Perfect, Chase Prepared • When Guests Freeze on Camera — What to Do • Why I Say “Pick Up” When I Mess Up

📘 Join the Visibility Program Waitlist: https://www.oncamready.com/waitlist

🛒 Get the Visibility Workbook + Gear List: https://www.amazon.com/shop/jamie_maglietta

📲 Follow: Instagram https://www.instagram.com/jamie_maglietta/

Chapters:

00:00 Intro – Why First Impressions Matter

00:30 What Producers Look for in the First 10 Seconds

01:15 How to Prepare Before Any Interview

02:10 Hooks: Energy, Clarity, and Emotion

03:00 Podcast vs. YouTube vs. TV Openings

04:15 How I Research Guests Using ChatGPT

05:30 Crafting Your Flow and Hook Soundbite

06:45 Setting Guests Up for a Strong Start

07:30 Bringing the Right Energy On Camera

08:20 Final

Comments to Listen for:

• “Producers decide if you’re good in the first 10 seconds.”
• “Your energy tells us who you are before your words do.”
• “Every platform—TV, YouTube, podcasts—needs a hook.”
• “Don’t start with your résumé. Start with emotion, clarity, or energy.”
• “The first 10 seconds aren’t just your introduction—they’re your audition.”

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

Hosted by Jamie Maglietta — former CNN & Fox News show producer and creator of the (ON CAM) Ready Visibility Program — this episode breaks down exactly why next year will be the most competitive year for experts online and how to rise above the noise by thinking like a producer.

You’ll learn the real reason your expertise stays hidden (The Invisible Expert Syndrome), the five Visibility Levers every expert must activate, and the strategic on-camera presence required to attract press, clients, and opportunities.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• Why 2026 is a visibility tipping point
• The 5 Ps: Platform, Positioning, Presence, Press Readiness & Production
• How to create content like a media channel
• What holds most experts back (and how to fix it)

Subscribe and get the free (ON CAM) Ready Checklist at: www.oncamready.com

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 - Your interview starts before the cameras roll.

I’m Jamie Maglietta, a former CNN and Fox News Channel producer — and I can tell within 10 seconds whether a guest is truly ready. It’s not the on-camera performance that gives it away. It’s the off-camera behavior. In this episode of (ON CAM) Ready, I break down what not to do before a podcast, TV, or virtual interview — and what producers like me are thinking when we see you fidget, apologize, or look unprepared.

You’ll learn:

• The off-camera habits that kill your credibility
• How to project calm confidence before you go live
• Why “stillness” and “readiness” make producers trust you
• The checklist every guest should run before an interview Why looking composed off-camera earns you more airtime

Related videos: • The First 10 Seconds Matter • Why I Say “Pick Up” When I Mess Up • When Guests Freeze on Camera

📘 Join the Visibility Program Waitlist: https://www.oncamready.com/waitlist

🛒 Get the Visibility Workbook + Gear List: https://www.amazon.com/shop/jamie_maglietta

📲 Connect: Instagram https://www.instagram.com/jamie_maglietta/

Chapters

00:00 Intro – Why Off-Camera Habits Matter

00:30 What Producers Notice Before You Speak

02:00 Common Mistakes Guests Make Off-Camera

03:30 The “Fidget & Apology” Problem

05:00 Lighting, Audio & Setup Tips

06:30 Why Stillness Builds Confidence

07:45 Rapid-Fire: Jamie’s “Don’t Do This” Checklist

10:30 How Producers Decide Who Gets More Time

12:00 The Professional Energy You Should Bring

13:00 Final Thoughts + Visibility Program Plug

Comments to listen for:

• “Your interview starts before the cameras roll.”
• “Producers can tell in 10 seconds if you’re ready — and it’s not because of what you say.”
• “Fidgeting reads as anxiety. Stillness reads as confidence.”
• “If you notice every flaw, you’re teaching the audience to notice it too.”
• “The way you show up off-camera builds trust on-camera.”

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.

We’ve all been there—your guest freezes mid-answer, the silence feels eternal, and you’re not sure what to do next. I

I’m Jamie Maglietta, a former CNN and Fox News Channel producer. In this episode of (ON CAM) Ready, I’ll show you exactly what to do when a guest freezes on camera — whether you’re hosting a podcast, YouTube interview, or live show.

Here’s what I cover:

• How to rescue a frozen guest gracefully
• Phrases every host should know — like “Let’s take that again”
• How to use edit words and rephrasing to save an interview Why your energy determines how your guest performs
• The secret to staying calm when silence hits — and why some pauses are worth keeping If you’re learning to host interviews or produce your own podcast or YouTube show, this tip will help you think and react like a producer.

🎧 Watch the related video on Edit Words for Interviews next!

📘 Join the Visibility Program Waitlist: https://www.oncamready.com/waitlist

🛒 Get the Visibility Program Workbook + gear list: https://www.amazon.com/shop/jamie_maglietta

📲 Connect: Instagram https://www.instagram.com/jamie_maglietta/

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.

Don’t chase perfect—chase prepared. If you’re building a podcast, YouTube show, or social media presence, this tip will change the way you think about creating content.

I’m Jamie Maglietta, a former CNN and Fox News Channel producer turned media coach. I’ve spent 20 years producing live TV—where the show must go on, even when things go off-script. The secret? Preparation. In this video, I’ll show you how to structure your show (or social media) like a television producer so you always know where you’re headed. You’ll learn: Why preparation builds confidence on camera How to outline your content like a TV rundown How to structure your podcast or YouTube show for clarity and flow What “thinking like a producer” means for solo creators

🎧 Want to take this further?

Check out my Visibility Program and my podcast, Unknown to Known, where I talk with on-air experts about showing up confidently online.

Visibility Program: www.oncamready.com

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jamie_maglietta/

Quotes from the video:

• “Don’t chase perfect—chase prepared.”
• “Confidence on camera comes from structure, not perfection.”
• “When you think like a producer, you always know where you’re going.”
• “Consistency isn’t about posting daily—it’s about showing up with purpose.”
• “Preparation gives you freedom when things go off-script.”

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.

Ever stumble mid-sentence while recording and feel tempted to start over? Here’s a pro tip from the control room.

I’m Jamie Maglietta, a former CNN & FOX News Channel producer and the founder of (ON CAM) Ready. In this episode, I’m teaching you the one word that can save you hours in editing and keep your confidence high when filming podcasts, YouTube videos, or social media clips. You’ll learn:

• What an “edit word” is — and why TV producers use it every day
• How to use “Pick Up” to mark a redo cleanly in your footage
• How it keeps guests calm and editors organized
• How it helps you stop over-recording and build on-camera confidence
• Bonus: timestamp logging tips from live-TV production
• If you want to create smoother, more professional content — this tip will be a game-changer.

🎧 Related videos: • When Guests Freeze on Camera – What to Do • Don’t Chase Perfect, Chase Prepared

📘 Join the Visibility Program Waitlist: https://www.oncamready.com/waitlist 🛒 Get the Visibility Program Workbook + gear list: https://www.amazon.com/shop/jamie_maglietta 📲 Connect: Instagram https://www.instagram.com/jamie_maglietta/

Chapters:

00:00 Intro – What “Pick Up” Means

00:42 The TV Producer’s Edit Word Explained

01:20 Why This Saves Hours in Editing

02:30 Bonus Tip – Write Timestamps While Recording

03:15 Examples of Using “Pick Up” Naturally

04:45 How to Teach Your Guests to Use It

06:20 Confidence Through Preparation

07:00 Visibility Program + Free Coaching Info

07:40 Wrap Up + Subscribe CTA

Quotes to listen out for:

• “One word can save you hours of editing — mine is ‘Pick Up.’”
• “Don’t start over — just say ‘Pick Up’ and keep rolling.”
• “Preparation and structure build confidence on camera.”
• “Even TV anchors use edit words to sound fluent and authentic.”
• “Perfection isn’t the goal — clarity is.”