HERE'S WHAT YOU'LL BE LEARNING
The Art of Clarity & Focus
Define & Achieve Your Goals
1.1 THE Most Important Part
1.2 Define Your Audience
1.3 Creating An Outline
1.4 Formatting For The Medium
1.5 Land the Delivery
1.6 Practice Makes Practice
1.7 Check, Check...Can you hear me now?
1.8 Quell The Initial Nerves
1.9 You're Not the Star
2.1 Getting Set-Up
2.2 Gear Checklist
2.3 What Software To Use
2.4 Teleprompter Vs. Bullet Points
2.5 Line Memorization Tips
2.6 Thoughts on Using Cards or Notes
2.7 Blocking & Set Design
3.1 Overcoming Camera Anxiety Intro
3.2 Personifying the Camera
3.3 Inhale, Exhale. Rinse & Repeat.
3.4 Importance of Slowing Down & Silence
3.5 Look Beyond The Horizon Line
3.6 Dealing With On-Camera Mistakes
3.7 Q.T.I.P. It
3.8 Position Yourself As The Expert
3.9 The Importance of Posture
3.10 Let Go, Have Fun!
4.1 What To Wear (Yes, It Matters)
4.2 Tips for Blocking And Framing
4.3 Give your eyes a focal point
4.4 Studio Set Tips for Optimal Recording
4.5 Audio Tools & Tips
4.6 Lighting Tools & Tips
5.1 Post-Production Editing Resources
5.2 Hire A Team, or DIY?
5.3 Additional Tips I've Learned Along The Creative Way
5.4 Watching The Playbacks...eek!
6.1 That's a Wrap! General Tips To Improve Over Time
6.2 Books, Additional Video Creators, Resource LInks
6.3 Book a 1-On-1 For Accelerated Improvement
Having confidence when speaking in front of a camera can be one of the fastest ways to gain credibility and authority over an audience.
Preparation and learning your audience
Taking the pressure off of the lens
Gear you'll need for various outlets and platforms
Memorization tips, use a teleprompter vs. improv
Getting over anxiety and "masking" mistakes
What to wear, where to look and your studio set-up
Editing resources and suggestions
Additional resources, e-tools, videos and consultations