Even experts can struggle to present their ideas.With the explosive growth of video content, experts and thought-leaders are increasingly expected to appear on camera despite having no formal training in presenting skills. Whether you're self-shooting, or in a studio, you want your camera presence to carry the same weight and authority as your expertise, but all too-often the alien nature of filming and speaking under pressure can be our undoing. This can lead to under-performance, negative experiences, and future avoidance of projects which could raise your profile and catapult your career to new heights! But it doesn't have to be this way. Presenting is a skill - not an inborn talent. Packed with extensively field-tested techniques and in-depth industry knowledge, Presentable demystifies presenting and makes sure you're never caught short on camera again. This book will teach you how to: -Deliver clear, professional, and powerful performances and presentations-Tackle & harness stage -fright and nerves-Feel comfortable and project confidence on camera-Succeed in video & audio interviews (as host or guest)-Understand the power of non-verbal communication and body language-Harness and bring out the best in your facial expressions-Use the correct posture & breathing techniques-Work with the camera, line of sight and walking whilst on camera-Increase your vocal power, and speak with clarity-Tailor your scripts and reports for the screen-Work comfortably with a prompt or Autocue -Know what to expect on set & working in television-Recover quickly and gracefully from on-screen fluffsFeaturing practical exercises and self-testing evaluations, Presentable is an accessible field guide written by an industry expert with over a decade of experience both on and behind the camera. This book will be must-reading for subject communicators, media students, vloggers, thought-leaders, influencers and entrepreneurs of all stripes.

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