If you're camera shy, the idea of being on video can be downright terrifying. So I have come up with a few simple tricks on how to be comfortable on video. When you are a better speaker, you will be comfortable on video.

We’re all on video now more than ever before—whether we like it or not. It can be tough to make that transition and figure out how to be comfortable on video.

From video conferencing and webinar panels to shoot-and-share social videos and company productions starring employees, video is everywhere in today’s businesses.

If you’re camera shy, an introvert, or just plain uncomfortable on video, it can be a real nightmare. But it doesn’t have to be.

There are a few simple things you can do to get comfortable—and even feel confident—on camera.

And you’ll be glad you did. Being comfortable on video isn’t just a useful skill for actors.

As we use video more across our professional and personal lives—from marketing and sales to internal communications and education—being on camera is increasingly something that everyone should know how to do, so we can all harness the power of video.

This video is created for you to be comfortable on video and how to be a better speaker (great for beginners!).

Highlights of this workshop:

- How to captivate your audience

- How to create opening lines

- How to be just You to do your presentation

- How to "work the room"

- How to leave a lasting impression

- How to look good on video calls

By the time you are finished with this course, you will understand how to be a better speaker and be confident on all your video calls instantly!