In Captivate On Camera! I give video content creators practical, actionable exercises that develop the skills needed to deliver your message in an authentic, compelling way. You will learn to think like an actor and overcome the most common blocks to great presentation! This course is for those who are: ✓ Inexperienced or awkward at being on camera ✓ Beginning content creators who want to create a compelling online presence ✓ Experienced content creators who are not as polished as they could be

Before and after clips of... me! The first is from when I did episode 1 of a local interview show in the Atlanta entertainment industry. Second clip is the same show, four years later. Watch and tell me what you think in the comments!

The one thing you need to conquer if you want to be great on camera -- before enunciation, before lighting, before scripting even -- is your self-consciousness. We will together on peeling back the onion and letting the real onion-y you stand out!

Before the lights go up, before you say your first word, before you even hit your mark, you MUST be relaxed in order to perform well on camera. Yes, even if you are high energy you still need to be relaxed into your energy so that it flows and you don't end up looking like you just stuck your finger in an outlet. These are many favorite techniques for getting into the flow!

Don't want to sound like a drunken teenager with Marlon Brando cheek stuffing? Learn to enunciate better! This simple and easy technique straight from the acting world will help open your mouth muscles and make room in your mouth for clearer enunciation.

Not everyone takes to being on camera like a duck to water. If they did, I would be out of work! Many people are uncomfortable with the thought of being on camera, or immediately feel awkward when the camera starts rolling. If you're this person, try desensitizing yourself over time. Here's how.

You want the truth? You can't handle...Ok yes you can! The truth is that emotional investment in your material is CRUCIAL for winning over an audience, especially on camera. This fun exercise makes use of the concept of anchoring to amp up your energy and your stakes!

If you're struggle to stay natural and conversational on camera, check out these exercises to help with eye movement and voice projection.

There’s nothing worse than watching someone on camera who looks - and sounds - like they’re about to fall asleep. Here are the techniques you need to bump up your energy and command attention.

How you perceive the camera matters. Many people who report awkwardness being on camera tend to think of the camera as machinery, and they feel very strange talking to this mechanical thing in front of them...