Master Of Ceremonies (MC)

Special Report: When You Need an MC

Discover the types of events you’ll need a professional event host, plus the roles an MC will play in this special report: When You Need a Master of Ceremonies

As the official host, the Master of Ceremonies holds a pivotal role in the smooth running of your event. They will become an essential part of your event team by professionally presenting speakers and performers, entertaining the audience, and keep the event moving.

Our experienced MCs capture and maintain the attention of the audience, and rise to any and all unforeseen deviations from the event’s running script.

If you don’t see your emcee of choice here, talk to a Talent Specialist on 1300 884 485 (intl: +612 9518 3944) for an MC solution that’s the ideal fit for your event.

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

Larry Emdur

event host and MC

Larry Emdur is a well-known media personality in Australia, and has often been described as “brilliant” and “charismatic” by both colleagues and clients. Areas of speciality include Master Of Ceremonies (MC). His natural humour and ability to connect with the audience has made him a popular celebrity host, and a highly sought after MC and keynote speaker.

Natalie Barr

event host and MC

Natalie Barr is the news presenter on 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.

Tony Jones

award winner has video author event host and MC

Tony Jones is a veteran television and radio current affairs journalist with many high profile roles under his belt. He is currently the host of Lateline which is aired on Wednesday and Thursday nights, and also Q&A. Tony is well-known for his roles as a reporter on Foreign Correspondent and Four Corners. Areas of speciality include Master Of Ceremonies (MC). A University of Sydney graduate, Tony Jones went on to join the ABC as a cadet for radio current affairs, which saw him working on both the AM and PM slots of The World Today programs. He became a reporter for Four Corners in 1985, and the following year joined SBS on Dateline. In 1987 Tony returned as a reporter for Four Corners.

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.

Craig Reucassel

event host and MC

Craig Reucassel is an Australian writer and comedian who is best known for his work with The Chaser and for going through your bins on The War on Waste. Areas of speciality include Master Of Ceremonies (MC). Craig and a group of friends founded The Chaser newspaper, which led to a number of ABC TV Chaser programs including The Election Chaser, CNNNN, The Chaser’s War on Everything, Yes We Canberra and The Hamster Wheel.

Ash London

event host and MC

Ash London is co-host of 2Day FM Breakfast with Grant Denyer and Ed Kavalee. Areas of speciality include Master Of Ceremonies (MC). She had a presenting role on Channel 11’s weekly music show, The Loop until April 2015, and was heard across the country on the Austereo Network as the Co-Host of Take 40 Australia – Australia’s longest running chart show.

Ed Phillips

event host and MC

Ed Phillips has been a familiar face and voice on Australian television and radio for more than 20 years. His warm and charming personality has made him one of Australia's most recognised and respected media personalities. Areas of speciality include Master Of Ceremonies (MC). Ed began his broadcasting career in 1988 with Triple M radio and remained with the station until 1997. During his time with Triple M he also hosted Pot of Gold on Channel 10.

Alex Dyson

award winner has video event host and MC

At the age of 21, Alex Dyson was plucked fresh from graduating his Creative Writing degree at Melbourne University and thrust into the limelight as one of the co-hosts of the national Triple J breakfast show alongside his childhood friend, Tom Ballard. Areas of speciality include Master Of Ceremonies (MC). After 4 years in the chair and an ARIA award for best comedy release under his belt, Alex was joined by new co-host Matt Okine, and together they built one of Australia’s most iconic national radio shows Matt & Alex; broadcasting to over 1.1 million Australians every week and interviewing everyone from Nirvana, to Arnold Schwarzenegger, to Julia Gillard.

Ingrid Willinge

event host and MC

Ingrid Willinge is an anchor and journalist at Australia's premier financial news broadcaster Sky News Business and Sky News. You can catch her on Business Night, a show which she writes and produces. It airs at 9PM AEDT on Channel 602, Monday through Thursday. Areas of speciality include Master Of Ceremonies (MC). She also hosts Market Moves and Lunch Money on a weekly basis; and contributes to segments including The Perrett Report and Switzer.

Indira Naidoo

award winner has video author event host and MC

Indira Naidoo is one of Australia’s most popular broadcasters and authors Areas of speciality include Master Of Ceremonies (MC). During her 30-year award-winning journalistic career, Ms Naidoo has hosted and reported for some of the country’s most distinguished news and current affair programs – including ABC’s Late Edition nightly news and as an anchor and reporter for SBS TV’s the World News Tonight.

In recent years Indira’s journalistic interest has shifted to the role global environmental issues play in conflict, poverty, food security and homelessness.

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