EPISODE · Sep 9, 2020 · 37 MIN
Harnessing Confidence on Camera
from Live Your Edge Podcast · host Kellsie Moore, Be Marvelous You, live your edge
Key Takeaways:Handling the stress of being on camera for work or for social brought.The most important element of your video is to be able to connect to your audience well.How to get your lighting set up, audio, and camera appropriate.Knowing who your audiences are and why you need to talk to them gives you the confidence in speaking.Techniques in easing your nervousness or tension If you want to learn more about her or want to connect with her visit herWebsite:www.KellsieMoore.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/%E2%AD%90%EF%B8%8F-kellsie-moore-%E2%AD%90%EF%B8%8F-creator-actress-5ba73341/Instagram:@kellsie_moore
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“You need to be able to communicate that in a way that's passionate, that's clear, that's concise that serves that keeps the viewer at the forefront and share in an authentic way where people feel like they're in a conversation and not in a sales pitch.” This episode’s guest Kellsie Moore talked about how to properly communicate and connect to audiences through an authentic video. Kellsie is an on cam business coach and a professional actress. She helps entrepreneurs and business professionals powerfully, authentically, and comfortably communicate with their audiences through a lens to create genuine connection, trust, and sales. "Face to camera" videos are the #1 way to build the know, like, and trust, gain authority and build an audience online. After years of training and working as a professional actress, coaching acting, and building up her personal development business online, Kelsie has learned the true power of communicating effectively through video and helped others do the same. “Start simple, start small, start with whatever is easiest, and fits your budget. Don't overcomplicate things.”
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