Get clear: Clean your lens! Think about where your phone has been!! You would never treat a video camera like that! Reduce Movement And Wobble: Use a tripod or if you don’t have one balance your phone on something stable that is the right height…
Checklist for reviewing your presentations
Will my presentation matter to the audience? Does it contain material that will be relevant to their lives?
When I read it aloud does it sound like a speech? Or does it sound like me talking?…
How to overcome your fear of the camera
The camera is just one person. The best way to overcome the fear of the camera is to imagine that you are talking to, and that the camera is, just one person. Instead of thinking I’m talking to potentially millions of people here, it is really just one person you have to connect with sitting in front of their screen or TV…
3 tips for getting the most out of your voice
Firstly SMILE! You can hear a smile in a voice and it instantly lifts the energy of what you are saying. Practice smiling and talking at the same time and use it especially if you are talking about something good…
Tips for presenting on Zoom
Lighting: Ideally facing your computer toward a window with natural light coming onto your face will be the most flattering. If this is not possible use some lamps to bounce some light of the wall you are facing and maybe a side light to balance out light coming from other directions…