Improve Your On-Camera Performance

by Cindy Burgess16 Oct 2015

Lessons:11Length:58 minutes

Video Video Production Makeup Wireframing Lighting Presentations

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4.1 Posture and Gestures

The way we look and sound isn’t the only way we communicate. We also do so through body language. In this lesson, you’ll learn how to sit and stand for the video camera, and what to do with your hands.

1.Introduction
1 lesson, 02:20

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1.1
Introduction
02:20

2.Image and Appearance
3 lessons, 17:41

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2.1
Clothing
07:26

2.2
Accessories
03:42

2.3
Hair and Makeup
06:33

3.Voice
1 lesson, 05:24

3.1
Find Your Best Voice
05:24

4.Body Language
2 lessons, 12:58

4.1
Posture and Gestures
07:32

4.2
Facial Expression
05:26

5.Delivery
3 lessons, 18:57

5.1
Crafting the Message
06:34

5.2
Ad-Lib vs. Teleprompter
06:26

5.3
Energy and Pacing
05:57

6.Conclusion
1 lesson, 01:07

6.1
Conclusion
01:07

Cindy Burgess

Cindy Burgess has been telling stories with video for more than 20 years. She’s worked in all aspects of the TV news industry – both in front of and behind the camera – in markets across Canada, the United States and Central America. Her many skills include producing, shooting, editing, scripting, reporting and hosting. Cindy now runs a video production company and teaches journalism part-time at the college and university level.

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Improve Your On-Camera Performance

4.1 Posture and Gestures

1.Introduction1 lesson, 02:20

2.Image and Appearance3 lessons, 17:41

3.Voice1 lesson, 05:24

4.Body Language2 lessons, 12:58

5.Delivery3 lessons, 18:57

6.Conclusion1 lesson, 01:07