How To Talk To Camera: WHO Are You?

[@SocDigitalMedia]

Thanks for another great tip 👍👍👍

[@rvwithbob]

I have come across your channel and I think you have a great concept. I would like to see more into the 30 speak program to understand what exercises you use. I reviewed a video from 4 years ago and it was full of uh, ah, um and ands. You are much better now. In this video you had 15 "so"s, 5 ands and 2 ums. "So" was used on average every 18 seconds. I am however trying to get back to making videos. So I'm doing a 30 day recording sessions. Not about making a video but just talking. I am off to watch more of your videos now. thanks.

[@SohaibElkomy]

Very good 👍

[@purificationdetoxification7122]

If someone wanted to teach something to there audience, would you say it's better to stand in one location (stationary) or walk with the camera (vlogging style)?

[@ThomasAlexNorman]

Usually when you're teaching something in depth then stationary is important. But if it's something more light-hearted/simple then I'd say walking is fine. Just depends really on how much you can focus on your delivery!

[@raphaelmosaic]

great video