The act
NIDA training and almost a decade as a master of ceremonies give Dorian Tisato a clear public speaking foundation. His hosting experience reaches across award ceremonies, local sport, council occasions and professional events, showing several kinds of room he can address. Dorian can also speak from lived experience as an autistic person, addressing disability, neurodiversity and inclusion. More than ten years as a media professional provides another possible theme for his speaking work. The strongest fact to discuss for your wedding is whether his trained hosting style fits the tone and duties you have in mind.
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What it costs
Pricing
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Good to know
What to expect
Dorian Tisato trained at NIDA and has spent close to ten years working as a Master of Ceremonies. Corporate events, award ceremonies, council functions and local sporting competitions are the regular ground, so the running order, the timing and the handovers are familiar territory rather than something worked out on the night. The training shows in the delivery.
On the day
One thing to arrange: the microphone and sound system need to come from your venue or your event, because Dorian doesn't carry that gear. Worth confirming with the venue early, since a room that seems to have a PA sometimes turns out to have one that's locked away or missing a lead.
Performance options
Beyond MC work, Dorian takes speaking bookings. As an autistic person, he speaks from inside the neurodiversity community as both a disability speaker and a diversity and inclusion speaker, which makes for a session with something behind it. Over a decade in media also makes him a useful keynote on that industry.