Mallory Hoff
Mallory is an On-Camera Training Coach, TV-Host and Actor. Mallory has spent the past decade helping professionals learn to be best version of themselves when the camera is rolling.
Throughout her career Mallory has coached Scientists, Lawyers, Financial Advisors and Law Enforcement officers on how to come across with confidence on-camera.
She currently serves as the Television Host of "The Finance Report" and "The Money Report," airing in more than 30 media markets nationwide. As an actor, she has also appeared in more than 20 television shows and films - including Marvel's Spider Man: No Way Home & Thunderbolts, Just Mercy, Sweet Magnolias, Power, and Clint East Wood's Richard Jewell.
She is know for using her 15+ years on camera, and her background as an Emmy nominated local news reporter in Manhattan (WABC) and Northern California (KCRA), to provide on-camera training for professionals who are determined to up their game on-camera.
Mallory's Journey to On-Camera Coaching
For years Mallory has been tapped to help professionals prepare for on-camera appearances and presentations. She found that there were often professionals who had a wealth of knowledge to share, but lacked conference on-camera.
Traditionally on-camera training is geared toward people who are preparing for Television interviews, but in today's world most professionals need to appear in promotional videos, zoom meetings, and social media - where was the training for them? After encountering digital course creators, and a variety of entrepreneurs who expressed a need for this type of coaching, The Camera Ready Professional was born.
Today, executives need to be able to lead with confidence in the Board Room and On-Camera. For the majority of professionals, that doesn't come naturally. Mallory believes being "camera ready" can be coached, but it takes time and dedication. Getting comfortable on camera is like a muscle. The more you train for it - the stronger you get. Even if it's uncomfortable now, you may learn to enjoy it.
On-Camera Training Coach
Years of working in live television can prepare a person for just about anything. Mallory's first hand experiences as a reporter and TV Host covering everything from natural disasters to the stock market are often used to coach story telling and how to go navigate presenting and answering questions on-camera.
TV Host/Former Reporter
Mallory has shared scenes with academy award winning actors, including Jessica Chastain, Sam Rockwell and Kathy Bates. She has worked opposite Michael Pena, Lorenz Tate, and Wendell Pierce. She has also been directed by Clint Eastwood. These experiences have taught her how to be calm under pressure -a skill she believes can be taught and learned.