The Communications Commission has added another group of online lectures to its Masterclass series, this time by TV presenter Naniko Khazaradze. The masterclass is designed for people who wish to achieve success in the entertainment industry and present educational and entertainment programmes.

As part of the Masterclass, Naniko Khazaradze uses her 35 years of experience to talk about the transformation of educational and entertainment programmes over time and the skills required to achieve success as a TV presenter. Furthermore, the author talks about the role and benefits of individualism, strategies for managing stress in the TV industry, and the off-screen process of preparing programmes.

The Masterclass series includes lectures by 16 authors with a wealth of experience in the media industry. Apart from Naniko Khazaradze, these include public speaking specialist and psychologist Nata Asatiani, reporter David Kakulia, producer Irakli Kakabadze, producer Noe Sulaberidze, GPB director Tinatin Berdzenishvili, journalist Eka Beridze, playwright Basa Janikashvili, journalist Tamta Sanikidze, photo reporter David Mdzinarashvili, cameraman David Chkhikvishvili, producer Giorgi Khaburzania, journalist Maka Antidze, TV presenter Nikoloz Tsulukidze and BBC quality control manager Natia Abramia.

The Masterclass series is available on the Media Academy YouTube channel, and allows people to learn from professional authors free of charge. The online lectures have been viewed more than 2.5 million times since inception.