Camera Shy?

Tips to Help YOU Become

Comfortable and Confident

in Front of the Camera

Here are some tips from Peter Zorich, CEO of Best Guest Media and former television producer.

Do you clinch at the thought of speaking in front of the camera?

Know that you’re not alone.

Many people get nervous.

However, when working in media, remaining poised in front of the camera is

essential.

Here are some tips from Peter Zorich, CEO of Best Guest Media and former television producer.

PRACTICE

LINES!!!

YOUR1

speak as if you’re having a conversation

Practice what you want to say.

Make it sound natural, not like a script.

Establish tone and speed at which you speak.

Here are some tips from Peter Zorich, CEO of Best Guest Media and former television producer.

BE

IN YOUR LOOKS

CONFIDENT2

Note: people should remember what you said not what you wore.

Wear figure flattering professional attire.

Avoid loud patterns/fine stripes.

Wear light makeup and jewelry.

Here are some tips from Peter Zorich, CEO of Best Guest Media and former television producer.

UNDERSTAND

GESTURES

BODY3

Just don’t overdo it.

You use more than your voice when talking in front of the

camera.

Body language also plays an important role.

Know when to smile, nod your head, and

use your hands.

Here are some tips from Peter Zorich, CEO of Best Guest Media and former television producer.

GET USED

AT A CAMERA

TO LOOKING4

Just don’t overdo it.

Practice in an empty room while filming

yourself.

This will give you a good idea of what it’s like.

Eventually it will feel more natural.

Here are some tips from Peter Zorich, CEO of Best Guest Media and former television producer.

BE

CRITIC

YOUR OWN5

Just don’t overdo it.

Review your own performance before

showing others.

You will always be your best and worst critic.

You’re most likely to know what you need

to improve upon.

Here are some tips from Peter Zorich, CEO of Best Guest Media and former television producer.

PRACTICE

OF PEOPLE

IN FRONT6

Just don’t overdo it.

Use the advice of friends and family.

Take constructive criticism as guidance.

Practicing in front of people is the best way to overcome anxiety.

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