Our Video Presentation Coaching series of articles and videos will teach you how to give great online video presentations – whether it’s for; internal staff communications, sales presentations, product demonstrations, web conferencing, webinars, video blogging or simply sharing your thought leadership online.

“Just be yourself”, they say. Wrong!

If you want great results you need to need to present “your best self” – and we will show you how to do that.

1st Impressions are Crucial - A Study by Harvard Health & Sciences

Referred by influence and persuasion expert Olivia Cabane, reiterated that: “You only get one chance to create a good first impression. Within a few seconds, with just a glance, people have judged your social and economic level, your level of education, and even your level of success. Within minutes, they’ve also decided your level of intelligence, trustworthiness, competence, friendliness, and confidence.”

Whoa! And that’s based on meeting you in the flesh, imagine how that translates to your online videos, where viewers can replay and pause your presentation!

Our Video Presentation Coaching Series, will Cover Video Production Topics Including:

• Pre-production (production scheduling, choosing affordable equipment, scripting your message, wardrobe, hair and make-up, setting the background, establishing treatment/ look and feel, production design),
• Post-production (editing, selecting footage, background music, generated images / text – putting it all together).
• Production (filming, lighting, blocking/shooting script, camera positioning, learning your best photogenic angles, camera angles camera framing & psychology, how to speak and look at the camera, how to overcome distracting mannerisms, performance issues, tips and techniques).

I won’t pull any punches and will share all the secrets I have learned from many years in front of and behind the camera. From giving auditions as an TV actor, presenter and spokesperson – to being a talent agent – to working behind the camera with casting companies where I have observed thousands of individuals trying out for TV commercials – to working in post-production edit suites as part of a advertising firm. I know what works and what doesn’t on camera.

In the comments below, let me know;

1. What your biggest challenges are when it comes to presenting to a camera? Or with creating your own Video Presentations?

Always listening and cheering you on with your online video presentations!