- Overview
- Transcript
6.1 Conclusion
Congratulations—you’re now camera-ready! I’m Cindy Burgess, and from all of us here at Tuts+, thanks for watching!
1.Introduction1 lesson, 02:20
1.1Introduction02:20
2.Image and Appearance3 lessons, 17:41
2.1Clothing07:26
2.2Accessories03:42
2.3Hair and Makeup06:33
3.Voice1 lesson, 05:24
3.1Find Your Best Voice05:24
4.Body Language2 lessons, 12:58
4.1Posture and Gestures07:32
4.2Facial Expression05:26
5.Delivery3 lessons, 18:57
5.1Crafting the Message06:34
5.2Ad-Lib vs. Teleprompter06:26
5.3Energy and Pacing05:57
6.Conclusion1 lesson, 01:07
6.1Conclusion01:07
6.1 Conclusion
I'm Cindy Burgess for Tuts+, congratulations, you're now camera ready. You've learned what works on camera and what doesn't, in terms of clothing ,accessories, hair and makeup. You've learned how to use the voice you were given to speak clearly. You've learned the basics of body language and how to bring animation to your performance through gestures and facial expression. And you've learned how to craft a simple conversational message. And deliver it with energy and style. The biggest thing to remember is that on camera performance is a craft. It's the kind of thing we learn by doing. It's completely natural to be nervous and uncomfortable when you're first starting out. And yeah, I'd hate the way you look and sound. But each time you get in front of that video camera, it will get easier. You'll get over your fear and start to relax, and before you know it, you will have developed your own unique style of delivery. For all of us here at Tuts+, I'm Cindy Burgess. Thanks for watching and good luck.