Master Of Ceremonies (MC)

Special Report: When You Need an MC

Deepen your comprehension of event hosting by delving into the pivotal scenarios where a professional event host is indispensable. Uncover invaluable insights into the essential roles and responsibilities of a skilled Master of Ceremonies (MC) in ensuring the success of your event. Access the comprehensive report, When You Need a Master of Ceremonies, here.

The Master of Ceremonies (MC) plays a crucial role in orchestrating the flawless execution of your event. Serving as the official host, they seamlessly integrate into your event team, expertly introducing speakers and performers, captivating the audience, and ensuring smooth event flow.

Our seasoned MCs excel at captivating and retaining audience attention, adapting to unexpected deviations from the event script, and skillfully resolving any arising issues. With their expertise, your event is in capable hands, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in a successful and memorable occasion.

If your preferred emcee is not listed, consult with a Talent Specialist at 1300 884 485 (intl: +612 9518 3944) 1300 884 485 for a customised MC solution tailored to your event’s needs.

All States Sydney & NSW Melbourne & VIC Brisbane, Gold Coast & QLD

Sally Stanton

has video event host and MC

With more than 20 years in Australian television and live events, Sally Stanton is an accomplished presenter and MC known for her warmth, quick thinking and natural ability to connect with almost anyone. Areas of speciality include Master Of Ceremonies (MC). Best known for her long-running role on Channel 7’s Sydney Weekender and as a former host of Saturday Disney, Sally has built an impressive career spanning travel, food and wine, lifestyle and children’s programming. Engaging, energetic and effortlessly personable, she brings broadcast polish to every event without ever feeling overly formal or scripted.

Tim Ross

event host and MC

Tim Ross is one of Australia’s most engaging voices on architecture, design, housing and culture. Areas of speciality include Master Of Ceremonies (MC). A celebrated presenter, writer and self-described architecture nerd, he brings important ideas to life through a distinctive combination of insight, storytelling, nostalgia and wit.

Natasha Exelby

has video event host and MC

Natasha Exelby is an award-winning journalist with 15 years experience working in some of the world’s top newsrooms covering the biggest stories of a generation… and no stranger to making headlines herself. Areas of speciality include Master Of Ceremonies (MC). Natasha’s plethora of life achievements include reporting from war torn nations in the Middle East, leading rolling coverage of the historic 2016 Brexit vote, being a member of the CNN International Fellowship, and eating a bull’s testicle. No, you didn’t misread that… Natasha has literally eaten a raw bull’s testicle… on television. It was one of the many challenges thrown her way while she spent 30 days in the South African Jungle competing in I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here 2019.

Nathan Cassar

has video event host and MC

Step into the exhilarating world of Nathan Cassar, Sydney's own award-winning Master of Ceremonies. Areas of speciality include Master Of Ceremonies (MC). With a decade-plus of transforming events into legendary experiences, Nathan is not just an MC – he’s an event alchemist!

Janice Petersen

event host and MC

Janice Petersen has worked as a cross platform journalist and news presenter for two decades and currently presents SBS World News five nights a week. Areas of speciality include Master Of Ceremonies (MC). Janice brings to SBS a strong background in journalism after many years at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation where she reported on and covered breaking news events.

Abbey Holmes

event host and MC

Abbey Holmes is a versatile athlete with a passion for sport, adventure, and travel, particularly in the Outback. Areas of speciality include Master Of Ceremonies (MC). Her pursuits have taken her across the country, from pounding the pavement as a Real Estate Agent to kicking goals both on and off the footy field – as a player and commentator for Channel 7 and Triple M, hosting her own adventure TV and content series, starring in two seasons of Australian Survivor on Channel 10, and speaking at events.

Ed Kavalee

event host and MC

Known for his lightning-fast comedy and improvisation skills, Ed has worked extensively in Australian television and radio for almost twenty years. Areas of speciality include Master Of Ceremonies (MC). Ed is currently co-host of Sydney’s “Hughsey, Ed & Erin” on the Hit Network’s weekday breakfast show.

Tegan Taylor

event host and MC

Tegan Taylor is a health and science reporter for the ABC and co-host of the ABC's multi-award-winning Coronacast. Areas of speciality include Master Of Ceremonies (MC). Tegan is a warm, engaging and versatile event host. She has moderated panels, both live and virtual, for organisations including World ScienceFestival Brisbane, The University of Queensland and the peak body for pharmaceutical professionals, APPA.

Urzila Carlson

has video author event host and MC

Multi-award-winning South African-New Zealander, Urzila Carlson, has become one of the biggest names in comedy in Australia and New Zealand. Areas of speciality include Master Of Ceremonies (MC). Her trademark deadpan humour and cheeky wit has seen her win fans the world over for her television appearances and live shows.

Natalie Barr

event host and MC

Natalie Barr is the co-host of one of Australia’s favourite breakfast shows, Sunrise. Natalie was born and raised in the small West Australian city of Bunbury. Areas of speciality include Master Of Ceremonies (MC). Natalie attended Bunbury Catholic College as head girl in her final year and then moved to Perth to study journalism at Curtin University. From there she secured a cadetship on the community newspaper The Wanneroo Times for a couple of years before being lured away to television and the Golden West Network in Kalgoorlie.

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