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#CAMERAREADY TIPS

Video tips to help you be better prepared to be on camera in any situation.  You understand how to be more visible in photos, where to put the camera for the most flattering and interesting image, and what to ask for when you're on set.

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A few Virtual Do's for you Zoom Calls and Meetings
02:12
Carrie Lezotte

A few Virtual Do's for you Zoom Calls and Meetings

Four top tips for virtual meetings. #cameraready
What Can I Wear to Look Thin? - How To Look Good on Video Calls for Zoom FaceTime Skype
00:43
Carrie Lezotte

What Can I Wear to Look Thin? - How To Look Good on Video Calls for Zoom FaceTime Skype

Fit is important - and not to just the way clothes look.
Video Meetings Aren't Going Anywhere
00:46
Carrie Lezotte

Video Meetings Aren't Going Anywhere

I encourage you to make a small investment, first, of your time in creating a better set-up for yourself. #cameraready @camerareadycoach
Using the "Stop Video" option and Virtual Meeting Don'ts
01:47
Carrie Lezotte

Using the "Stop Video" option and Virtual Meeting Don'ts

A few tips on what you shouldn't be doing during virtual calls and my #1 Zoom tip!
No more underwire!
04:32
Carrie Lezotte

No more underwire!

Time to replace your underwire bra? A few camera-ready thoughts about your bra.
Using your phone as a primary video camera set up
03:57
Carrie Lezotte

Using your phone as a primary video camera set up

Ready for your close-up?
00:29
Carrie Lezotte

Ready for your close-up?

If you haven't been on set before, don't be afraid to speak up and express your opinion, just know who you should be talking to. If you're the one on-camera, that person is probably the director, if not, then it may be a producer or assistant director, depending on the size of the crew. Everyone is viewing the shot with different priorities and your opinion counts!
Let's Talk TelePrompter
01:03
Carrie Lezotte

Let's Talk TelePrompter

Instead of using a TelePrompter, I like coaching my client through their talking points using an EyeDirect, where my image is reflected into the lens.
Camera Position: Lens Height - How To Look Good on Video Calls for Zoom FaceTime Skype #1 Tip
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Carrie Lezotte

Camera Position: Lens Height - How To Look Good on Video Calls for Zoom FaceTime Skype #1 Tip

In certain circumstances, a low camera angle makes sense, but in general, it's most flattering to keep the lens above your nose, at eye level. No one wants to look up your nose! This is my #1 tip for looking your best in video.