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FROM THE ACES53 CHANNEL · August 7, 2026 · 47:30

Sarah Strackhouse on On-Camera Confidence and Getting Media Ready

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If you want to get booked on stages, podcasts, news segments, or events, you need more than a good message. You need proof. In this episode of ACES53, Ed Parcaut and Brian Galke welcome Sarah Strackhouse, founder of Strackhouse Media, for a conversation about media training, speaker assets, event production, speaker reels, podcast pitching, news pitching, on-camera confidence, authenticity, and how to show up like a professional. Sarah shares her background in news, reporting, anchoring, field producing, digital media, podcasting, and live-event production. She explains why speakers and business owners need assets like stage photos, B-roll, headshots, speaker reels, one-sheets, and credible online pages if they want to be taken seriously. The conversation also covers why blanket pitches do not work, why event organizers want to see real footage before booking speakers, and why authenticity often beats overproduced perfection. Topics include: Sarah Strackhouse as the Joker guest Strackhouse Media and event production Media training and on-camera confidence Newsroom, reporting, anchoring, and field production Why some people fear cameras and others fear live audiences Leaving in real mistakes and natural moments Filler words, live radio, and podcast authenticity AI videos versus real human content How to pitch media the right way Why blanket pitches fail Researching podcast hosts, reporters, and shows Using AI to personalize media pitches Why your story matters in a pitch Speaker pages and media pages Speaker one-sheets and credibility Why speaker reels are still necessary Stage footage, B-roll, and headshots Event AV production and backup gear Confidence monitors and speaker notes How speakers can recover if tech fails Teleprompters, bullet points, and memorized stories Speaker’s Advantage in Plano, Texas Building assets for speakers who are already doing the work Why real proof gets you reviewed faster Hosted by Ed Parcaut and Brian Galke. Guest: Sarah Strackhouse Learn more about Ed Parcaut at EdParcaut.com. Subscribe for more ACES53 conversations on sales, business, AI, communication, leadership, media, personal development, and finding your Joker advantage. #ACES53, #EdParcaut, #BrianGalke, #SarahStrackhouse, #StrackhouseMedia, #MediaTraining, #SpeakerAssets, #SpeakerReel, #MediaPitching, #PublicSpeaking, #EventProduction, #OnCameraConfidence, #PersonalBranding, #SpeakerMarketing, #PodcastPitching, #NewsroomPitching, #AVProduction, #LiveEvents, #SpeakerOneSheet, #AuthenticContent, #BusinessPodcast, #FindYourJoker

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