
This is a YouTube video titled "How To Feel Comfortable On Camera" created in April 2016. It features a single speaker named Trina who shares practical tips and personal experiences on improving comfort and presence on camera, encouraging viewers to engage and follow her on social media. The content is a solo presentation focused on business and video confidence advice.
Hey guys, and welcome back to Just the Tips With Trina where I provide you a quick one minute business tip that you can take action on today while I sip on some coffee or wine. We're celebrating Friday, so obviously it's gonna be some wine. Today I'm gonna give you my top tips on how to be comfortable on camera. One of the biggest and most common misconceptions people have about people on camera is that they're naturally good at it and you aren't. So you'll never be good at it. This isn't true. Yes, I'm sure there are a lot of people out there that are naturals on camera, but most people aren't and they just practice at it to improve their video presence. If you look at any of the first videos of any popular YouTuber you will see the evolution that they've gone through and how they got better with time. They didn't start out magically the way they are now. One of the things I do to improve my video presence is I write a script and I practice it. My first videos were not as good as my videos are now, and I'm sure my videos six months from now are going to be better than my videos are now. Another great thing to do is partner up with a business bestie or with somebody in your business mastermind. You can upload videos to YouTube and set them on unlisted and you can watch each other's videos if you provide each other the links. You can then use the comment section to give each other constructive criticism so that you can improve your presence on camera. It might be hard for you to be objective about your own skills, so it's really great to get an outside perspective on how you could improve. I actually just did a blog post on four of the most common fears of being on camera and how to overcome them over on my blog. So if you want to read that, be sure to click the link that I'll put here or here, I forget, but the card will be up there. Just click on it and you can go over and read my blog post. I'll also go ahead and link it down in the description box below. Let me know what's your number one fear about being on camera down in the comments section below. Let's talk it out and see if we can come up with a way to overcome it. If you want to follow me on social media, don't forget I'm also on Snapchat, Instagram, Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest, so check me out over there too. If you like seeing these quick one minute tips, make sure you're subscribed to this channel and show some love. Share this video on Pinterest, Instagram, whatever your favorite social media platform is. If there are any specific topics that you want to hear me talk about, make sure you leave those also in the comment section below. Thanks for watching guys. Bye.
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