Public Speaking 2021
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Collapse ▲10 Tips for presenting in 2021
- You must be visible for the entirety of the video.
- Set your camera to record in HD and record your video horizontally.
- Use Airplane mode and Do Not Disturb to prevent surprise texts or messages.
- Have your camera sitting at eye level.
- To keep your eye contact constant put stickers on either side of your camera, drawing your eye to the right place. Don’t glance around the room.
- Move slowly when showing items during a demonstration and hold the item in front of the camera for a count of 4 seconds, using the high back of a chair to hold your arms steady if needed.
- Keep your backgrounds clear and non-distracting, a blank wall is best, but don’t press up against it. Be sure to have any light sources like windows or lamps in front of you.
- Outdoors is nice if there are no distracting noises like cars, dogs, or airplanes.
- Don’t wear bright white clothing or distracting patterns that don’t video well. Run a test recording to check the audio, video, lens focus, clothing patterns, lighting, and perspective.
- If possible use the actual item and not photos on a poster. Take advantage of this opportunity to present from home. (no live animals, firearms, or other normally restricted items)