People go through three phases watching themselves on camera: horrified, then tolerant, then confident in their storytelling. The fix is simple. Make more videos. It improves your editing, your calm, and how you tell stories.
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There are 3 phases of being on camera. The first phase is horrifying. That's when we see ourselves on camera and we are just like, oh my gosh, why does my family still love me? Like, oh my God, that's terrible. But trust me, it's not always that bad. The next phase is, well, I don't love what I see, but you know, I'll deal with it. It's the abiding phase. But the third phase is you see yourself on camera and you think, Man, I'm killing that. I'm telling a really good story. I'm doing a good job. I seem calm, collected. The best way to do it is just to be on camera. The answer to everything is to make more videos. How do you become a better editor? You make more videos. How do you get more calm and collected on camera? Just make more videos. Every second that you spend in front of the lens talking is one more step towards you getting better with this stuff. So at the end of the day, that should be your watchword, how you think about this.