Shownotes
Let’s face it, talking to a camera is not something that comes naturally to anyone. And it can be daunting to look at that lens and come up with something coherent, energetic, and valuable to say once you hit record.
But just like many things in the world of video, it’s a skill you can learn and this episode breaks down how to improve your on-camera presence.
Joining the podcast is Meredith Marsh, an awesome video creator who helps people get better on camera and grow their audiences through her online courses and YouTube channel. She breaks down her top tips for looking, feeling, and speaking better on camera—whether you’re a YouTuber or creating corporate videos at work. We hear about her approach to editing and the BFF framework she uses to turn rough footage into high-value content that her audience loves.
Learning points from the episode include:
- 00:00 - 01:42 Introduction
- 01:42 - 03:03 Meredith’s top tip for improving how you use video
- 03:03 - 05:19 Why people struggle on camera
- 05:19 - 09:55 Where to start if you want to appear on camera
- 09:55 - 14:59 Meredith’s framework for making the editing process easier
- 14:59 - 17:10 Advice for those who are not confident on camera
- 17:10 - 25:13 How to manage your energy when filming videos
- 25:13 - 29:00 Speed round questions
- 29:00 - 30:00 Where to learn more and connect with Meredith
- 30:00 - 30:32 Meredith’s final take
- 30:32 - 31:16 Outro
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