Fashion style icon Noni Gasa has landed a glamorous role of presenter of new media show Media Matters, which hits the screens tomorrow
Briefing the media in Rosebank yesterday, executive producer, celebrated businessman and advertising expert Grooving Nchabeleng unveiled the presenters of this new show - Gasa and Vusi Twala.
Nchabeleng and Twala, who will also appear on the show as panelist and co-host, respectively, said Gasa will go to all the hot advertising events and report from there.
"She is a seasoned presenter respected for her fashion style and grace. This time she will give the soft touch to the show, while I will play the role of panelist, speaking to advertising personalities in the country. The industry is huge in that it is worth R30 billions annually. We will go behind the scenes showing what goes into making those great adverts," he said.
"I am excited and am looking forward to this. While a lot of people have known me to be presenting shows that are somehow not as serious as this one, the reality of the matter is that I have been quietly been involved in lecturing students about fashion journalism. This new job in a way fits into what I am already doing, being involved in the media and how it changes people's perceptions in society as far as fashion is concerned," Gasa said.
Twala said promised an entertaining show as it will involve interviewing personalities in the media, including journalists and how what they write changes public perceptions about a product or service.
"We are going to look at the role of the media in influencing public choices. So every week, there will be something new, topical and fresh," he said.
Media Matters is on SABC3 at 6.30pm.
New role for Noni Gasa
Fashion style icon Noni Gasa has landed a glamorous role of presenter of new media show Media Matters, which hits the screens tomorrow
Briefing the media in Rosebank yesterday, executive producer, celebrated businessman and advertising expert Grooving Nchabeleng unveiled the presenters of this new show - Gasa and Vusi Twala.
Nchabeleng and Twala, who will also appear on the show as panelist and co-host, respectively, said Gasa will go to all the hot advertising events and report from there.
"She is a seasoned presenter respected for her fashion style and grace. This time she will give the soft touch to the show, while I will play the role of panelist, speaking to advertising personalities in the country. The industry is huge in that it is worth R30 billions annually. We will go behind the scenes showing what goes into making those great adverts," he said.
"I am excited and am looking forward to this. While a lot of people have known me to be presenting shows that are somehow not as serious as this one, the reality of the matter is that I have been quietly been involved in lecturing students about fashion journalism. This new job in a way fits into what I am already doing, being involved in the media and how it changes people's perceptions in society as far as fashion is concerned," Gasa said.
Twala said promised an entertaining show as it will involve interviewing personalities in the media, including journalists and how what they write changes public perceptions about a product or service.
"We are going to look at the role of the media in influencing public choices. So every week, there will be something new, topical and fresh," he said.
Media Matters is on SABC3 at 6.30pm.
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