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How to get good infront of camera #shorts #contentmarketing

17 Sept 2024 · 0 min

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Short YouTube clip (Areeb Mirza) giving practical tips to become comfortable on camera: use interview-style or look at a wall instead of directly at the lens, and apply an 80/20 rule (20% on-camera, 80% B-roll). Repeated practice — roughly 30–40 videos — is recommended to noticeably improve.

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20% on camera, 80% B-roll (B-roll covers the speaker so they can read script/phone).

After 30 to 40 videos.

How to get good in front of the camera.
So you might open the camera and then you realize that you can't speak or you're not.
Good in front of it.
Whenever I see somebody uncomfortable in front.
Of the camera, what I tell them.
Is to just not look at the camera. Do it as an interview style while talking to another person.
Or just look at a wall. Another method I use is the 8020 rule.
20% on camera.
80% is B roll, which is just footage on top of you speaking. So basically it covers you up so you can just read off the phone or the script. If you keep doing this, there's no way you're not going to get better in front of the camera. After 30 to 40 videos, you're going.
To be a natural on camera.