When I first started teaching and then writing about how to communicate through the camera, my vision was rather narrow: I wanted to teach people how to handle presenting on...
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One of the biggest challenges when speaking via video is that you can’t see your audience. This makes it impossible to determine how your message is being received, or if...
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By the time you get in front of the camera, presumably you have practiced your script enough so that you know when you are nearing the end. As you near...
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As a news anchor, I would wear an earpiece called an IFB, which allows the producer or the director to talk to you while you’re anchoring the news. So I...
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One of our most popular idioms is “There is a time and place for everything.” When heeded, these few simple words can provide us with guidance covering all sorts of...
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Presenting in front of a camera requires a totally different skill set than the one you use when you present to an audience you can see. And with video being...
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All of your preparation—from script writing and wardrobe selection to choosing an appropriate hairstyle and practicing, practicing, practicing—has led to this moment. You are about to go on camera. The...
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Let’s set the stage. You’ve crafted a memorable message with your viewer in mind. You have perfected and marked your script, and it is now in the hands of the...
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RT @SpeakerDynamics: Tips for connecting with the person on the other side of the lens.