How To Talk To Camera: WHO Are You?

You are a likely to show a slightly different side of yourself to your friends, family, colleagues... etc.
So... which version of yourself are you supposed to show when you talk to camera? WHO are you going to be?
Let me know your thoughts and if you have any questions in the comments below!
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[@SocDigitalMedia]

Thanks for another great tip 👍👍👍

[@rvwithbob]

I have come across your channel and I think you have a great concept. I would like to see more into the 30 speak program to understand what exercises you use. I reviewed a video from 4 years ago and it was full of uh, ah, um and ands. You are much better now. In this video you had 15 "so"s, 5 ands and 2 ums. "So" was used on average every 18 seconds. I am however trying to get back to making videos. So I'm doing a 30 day recording sessions. Not about making a video but just talking. I am off to watch more of your videos now. thanks.

[@raphaelmosaic]

great video

[@SohaibElkomy]

Very good 👍

[@purificationdetoxification7122]

If someone wanted to teach something to there audience, would you say it's better to stand in one location (stationary) or walk with the camera (vlogging style)?

[@ThomasAlexNorman]

Usually when you're teaching something in depth then stationary is important. But if it's something more light-hearted/simple then I'd say walking is fine. Just depends really on how much you can focus on your delivery!