
Dressing the part: why a Vancouver MC’s outfit matters
I am judged before the first word hits the microphone. Here is exactly what I wear to four tiers of event, and the rule behind each one.
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01Moments with a mic
What actually happens on a live event floor — the reads, the recoveries, and the things that go wrong before anyone in the audience notices.

I am judged before the first word hits the microphone. Here is exactly what I wear to four tiers of event, and the rule behind each one.
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Every emcee messes up. Anyone who tells you otherwise is either new or lying. The difference is whether the audience ever knows.
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I show up to events two hours early. Not to rehearse lines — to help. Here is why that is the whole job.
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Talent gets attention. Timing keeps it. A strong moment delivered too late is weaker than an average one delivered perfectly.
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Most events do not fail loudly. They fade quietly. In the first ninety seconds I am already fixing things nobody else has noticed.
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