Breaking Into Sports Broadcasting | Mohor Chaudhuri’s Journey as a Young Presenter

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In this conversation, I sit down with Mohor Chaudhuri, a trainee sports anchor at RevSportz, to talk about her journey into the world of sports presenting and broadcasting.Mohor shares how she got into sports media, the experiences that have helped shape her journey so far, and what she’s learning as she continues to build her career in the industry.We also talk about the realities of breaking into sports broadcasting, developing confidence in front of the camera, finding opportunities, and what it takes to grow as a young female presenter in an incredibly competitive space.If you’re interested in sports journalism, presenting, broadcasting, or building a career in sports media, this conversation offers a look at the journey behind the microphone and camera.

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