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Introducing Anja Lange – your multilingual moderator, host and presenter

Are you looking for a professional yet charming and entertaining moderator for your event, webinar or livestream? Perfect, you have found me and I am looking forward to working together.

I am a trained moderator with more than 10 years’ experience in front of the camera and on stage. I have completed a 1-year moderation training course at the Institute for Moderation at the German public broadcaster SWR and Stuttgart Media University. Since then, I have been working as a freelance moderator throughout Europe.

I present events, conferences, trade fairs, livestreams, webinars, shows, and film festivals focussing on topics like digitization and the economy in industries like media, IT, marketing, VC and with start-ups.

Having lived in London for several years, I can provide perfect moderations in English and with dual translation without an issue. My second mother tongue is Dutch and having also lived in Spain I can provide some Spanish skills.

Anja Lange Moderatorin Showreel 2020

My working method

How does our cooperation work approximately in the run-up?
After your enquiry, I will send you an offer, usually combined with a short phone call. At least two weeks before the cooperation, a briefing meeting takes place in which you explain to me, on the basis of a schedule or stage plan, what goals you are pursuing with your event, which guests will be on stage and which parts of the programme I should present and how. You also provide me with important background information (travel, hotel, clothing, technical equipment, etc.). Afterwards, I prepare my presentation in writing and answer any questions. On the day of the event, we take time for rehearsals, make final arrangements and you introduce me to the people involved on stage.

What conditions can I work with?
As an experienced and trained moderator and coach, I can handle almost any situation on stage or in front of the camera: Headset, handheld transmitter, iPad, teleprompter, several cameras, stage choreographies, director’s plans, instructions from the director, „button in ear“, „difficult“ interlocutors, tired audience, …