How to appear confident in front of camera by navanee viswa

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When you are off to create videos on your own there are challenges. In this presentation, I have made some tips to make that mindshift to look natural in front of the camera.

How to face camera with
confidence for your videos?
April 21st 2020 via Zoom
at 11:00 AM

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Navanee Viswa
https://www.linkedin.com/in/navaneeviswa/

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V
ideos are the predominant content
form.
Why Videos?

Understand Preparation First Video
What are we going to see
today?
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‣ Treat your camera as a person
‣ Look straight in to the camera
‣ Talk as if you are talking to your friend
Understand

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Preparation
‣ Will you meet your prospect without preparation?
‣ Write Bullet points to cover if you are well versed
‣ Or prepare the full script

Framing
‣ Subject in the centre of the frame
Or
‣ Use of “Rule of Thirds” and keep the subject’s eye in
any one of the 4 intersectional points in the frame or
close to one of it

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‣ Expect failures
‣ It won’t be perfect for the first few times
‣ The more times you attempt the better you become
‣ Edit, send the video to 5 people, who can bash you
with their genuine feedbacks
First Video

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‣ Post a screenshot and share your views on this
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Linkedin

Navanee Viswa
Studied Civil Engg, now “CEO & Video Marketing
Strategist” at our Organisation “Studio Navans” which
provides “Video Marketing and Video Production
Solutions” for Organisations.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/navaneeviswa/

You can reach me at
‣ Navanee Viswa
‣ navan@studionavans.com
‣ www.studionavans.com

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