How to talk to camera with confidence, warmth and look good

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How to talk to camera with confidence, warmth and look good
Highest Rated | h264, yuv420p, 1920x1080 | ENGLISH, aac, 44100 Hz, 2 channels | 1h 26mn | 2.93 GB
Created by: Ricky Vuckovic

Speaking, presenting, and talking head filming techniques for recording videos even if you're camera shy or an introvert What you'll learn

The ability to craft a powerful message that speaks your passions to your audience
Find your balance between tightly scripting versus making it up as you go
Build confidence infront of the camera, even if you're shy
Become comfortable with the camera and be able to speak to it as if it's a person
Memorise your lines with a technique specific to recording yourself on camera
Learn the special technique for making your voice sound interesting on camera
Tips on locations, camera positioning, lights, and microphones
Tune your body posture and hand movements to look engaging and professional
Absolutely captivate your audience with a strong and warm on-screen presence
A behind-the-scenes tour of Ricky's equipment setup, preparation, and filming process
A whole load of positive motivation for you to step up and record yourself
An instructor dedicated to answering your questions and helping you grow

Requirements

Access to a video camera of some sort (even a basic webcam or your phone)

Description

Would you like to record yourself as a talking head, talking directly to camera for a YouTube video, website intro, Kickstarter promo, or perhaps your own online course?

Are you completely freaked out by the thought of recording yourself? Or perhaps you've got confidence, but are looking to refine your technique and camera presence?

This course is designed to get you up and comfortable in front of camera, and to speak with confidence and warmth.

How does it work?

An engaging camera presence is a mixture of technique, comfort, camera setup, and a well crafted message that you believe in. All of this can be learnt, refined, practiced and achieved.

The great thing about video is that you don't need to get it right the first time - you can try and retry as often as you like, and people only ever see the bits that you decide to release.

I recently launched a course about creating online courses, and every bit of feedback I received included glowing compliments about my engaging camera presence. The thing they didn't see is how many times I forgot my lines, or scratched my nose and decided to re-take.

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