What to Say When You Hate Being on Camera
from Creativity that Converts with Clint Ranse Hosted by My Video Producer
Most people assume they “don’t like being on camera” because of confidence. But that’s rarely the real issue. In this episode of Creativity That Converts, Clint breaks down what’s actually happening when agents struggle to show up on video — and why it has more to do with cognitive overload than ability. Because you already communicate clearly every day. The challenge is that on camera, you’re forced to think and speak at the same time — and that’s what creates hesitation, awkwardness, and the feeling that you’re “not good at this.” This episode unpacks a simple shift that changes everything: clarity before recording. When you know what you’re saying before you hit record, you stop performing and start explaining — which is something you already do naturally in your work. If video has ever felt harder than it should, this episode will reframe how you approach it completely. Episode show notes here.
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