HOW TO TALK TO CAMERA

[@SunnyLenarduzzi]

Thanks so much for watching! 👉 Watch this video on HOW I RECORD KZbin VIDEOS WITH MY PHONE next: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4PbaXmMeqd5itU

[@v2diariesbakewithvanitha73]

Such great tips as always will try to implement in my videos aswell

[@sawsanSamyEnglish]

Ok

[@4amworld2]

Really awesome video.You are a motivation for me to start my video channel. As i am still learning and always get motivated when watch your video. Also get many ideas from your videos. Thankyou so much

[@nergisgokcen]

Already watched it!

[@dailydoseofmedicinee]

Confidence is key for eveything.

[@AwakeningToSpirit]

I love talking to the camera. No one interrupts me! 😁

[@theoilshift2595]

Lol love it

[@AafkeArt]

LOLOL!!!!

[@christinamariemoney]

I remember feeling so awkward talking to my camera when I first started on KZbin! It was especially weird that I wasn’t even talking to anyone behind the camera either because I didn’t have an audience yet! I think it gets easier as you grow your audience and form a connection with your viewers 😊❤️

[@theswcoaching]

Yes, that's my experience. I'm not the most charismatic on camera I know, but I've never been afraid of speaking and I know my material. (Ron Howard once said, "Confidence is preparation in action," and I think that's a cool motto!) But yes, the more I do this the slicker it gets.

[@WendiBlum]

Congratulations on your 13 K subscribers which means there is STILL HOPE for me!! You have inspired me.

[@mothernatural5187]

Stephen Woolston Coach and Trainer that is how I feel.

[@alexirossi]

I agree. It helps when you feel like there is someone that is going to be watching it later so it is kind of like you ARE talking to someone. Kinda lol

[@SunnyLenarduzzi]

The more you do it, the easier it gets for sure! ❤️️

[@ScottResnickMD]

Sunny! I tuned in to your weekly video, and literally spilled my morning coffee! Thanks so much for the shout out! What a surprise; you made my day. Thanks in advance to all of the #sunnysquad as well for the support! And yes, you are so right. Every single time I push 'record' and tell my story to the camera, it gets easier and better. At least it feels that way. We are all our own greatest critics, and I think that if I can actually appreciate watching my own video, others will too. Thanks for the tips. Another super-helpful video. My new mantra: breathe, smile, pause before restarting.

[@FreshPhilosopher]

“There is no timeline. There is no pressure - except the one you’re putting on yourself.” Beautifully said. Thank you Sunny!

[@hfortenberry]

Regarding what my biggest takeaway is from this video, it is the notion of stopping between thoughts to look down at your notes instead of trying to say everything in long sections and also to help you keep your thoughts from straying (which I can do very easily as a dominant Introverted Intuitor personality type). THIS tip is really going to help me because I've noticed that I sometimes get stuck and lose my train of thought if I start talking too long. I LOVE this technique and I think it will really help me. Thank you!

[@coachshyma8002]

When I started my first channel, I remember speaking so softly and being not so comfortable. But a few videos later, I was fine. Now this is my third channel, and I am trying to work on other advanced skills. Camera fear does go away with experience. There is nothing wrong with being a little uncomfortable at first. Thx Sunny.

[@GrantLaCorte]

That’s so right be proud of who are and where you’re at!

[@coachshyma8002]

@@GrantLaCorte Absolutely

[@vanecampos4433]

ohhh these words give me hope :D thank you!

[@SingwithCinderella]

This video was wonderful! I'm a vocalist, and the past semester during the quarantine I found myself taping MANY videos singing straight to the camera for school assignments and "virtual performances", this video was incredibly helpful to apply the same concepts to performing authentically while still focusing into the camera!

[@sarahryanthestylecoach]

Great tips! I've started playing upbeat music and dancing before doing a video now. It definitely changes the energy. I still have a lot to learn but I feel I've already come a long way since I started making videos!

[@vanecampos4433]

Thank you so much for these tips! I will try to film my next videos following your tips - i recently just filme videos where I don't talk a lot but tried to create a nice atmosphere watching me doing my stuff :D

[@ChatsWithFlo]

I used to be so uncomfortable on camera. I have watched some of the videos I made a couple of months ago and I feel uncomfortable just by watching it. When you talked about practice makes perfect and using your hands, it does help. Once I learned to use my hands, smile, and laugh if it’s funny, that’s how I learned to relax. Please make more videos like this. It’s great for beginners. Thank you for the great tips. 🙏🏾😘

[@StephanieCanada]

These are such great tips. I can still use these as I am not there in my videos on my channel. And yes, “this is not brain surgery”!! I love that saying to keep myself in check.

[@JordanThomasmedia]

Biggest takeaway for me treating the camera like a mirror. The scripting and taking breaks in between filming has helped me out tremendously. There have been so many times where I have "tried to be a hero" and do it from memory and it either causes me to rush through the filming and/or cause me to forget something entirely. Thanks for making this! Recently subscribed.

[@BalibodyboardingIndo]

This was another great video Sunny. I started focusing on building the YT presence at the end of last year and I've found your channel super helpful. Many thanks!

[@FiaGarciaDIY]

I honestly needed this! This is why I don’t do many sit downs or film new intros! Thanks for the tips Sunny! 🧡 can you do a video on reaching out to companies for sponsors?

[@nergisgokcen]

I would love to watch a video about sponsors !

[@FiaGarciaDIY]

Nergis Gokcen I know right! Like do I reach out or wait for someone to contact me? Lol

[@missmatti]

Ooh... I have been looking for other DIY channels in Sunny's comments... will check you out! 😄 I can relate to what you mean but it gets easier. I found doing voice exercises prior to sit down/intros as well as before recording my voice-overs helps a lot! Then I will take with me taking breaks and doing it in sections like Sunny suggested. I often think I need to get it all in one go and get so frustrated when I say strange things or cannot get my words out.

[@FiaGarciaDIY]

Miss Matti Aw thanks girl! Those are good ideas! I always try to get it in one go too but honestly a lot of people edit their clips together lol. I’ve been leaning more towards voice overs lately. Thanks for checking out my channel! I’m glad you found some DIYs! 🥰

[@SunnyLenarduzzi]

Thanks so much! I rarely have sponsored videos, but if I love and use the brand I just reach out to them 😊

[@alanday8905]

Thank you so much! This is exactly what I needed today. I spend a lot of time helping others produce their content, but when the camera turns on me, I'm like a deer in the headlights. This is the thing that holds me back from publishing any of my own content, so thanks for giving me the boost I needed today!

[@FaithFilledHomemaker]

*Great video sunny ☀️ thanks for the tips!*

[@BrieKirbyson]

Honestly, I'm learning how to improve my camera presence more each and every single week... mostly from having to review my videos in the editing process! With just about every new video I find something to fix for the next time. Maybe I need to smile more, or I was too far from the camera, or I need to use more movements to not look stiff. It's definitely a fun process and I like seeing my improvements with each video. Thanks for the awesome tips Sunny!

[@dhfitness1313]

Thanks again for another great video! I’m a personal trainer and I’ve had to move online since lockdown, and I’ve used KZbin to keep in contact with my clients. Since lockdown I have built up 55 subscribers which to me is fantastic, as it means I’ve kept 55 people healthy during this time. I’m definitely going to keep this going after lockdown to keep my business growing! Thanks again

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

Arguably one of my top 5 favorite "how-to" videos for new channels! Gave me some great ideas and nailed it on every talking point! I'm gonna take a photo of my roomie and put it just beyond the camera - he always says I explain things so we'll to him (he's a computer novice). No more talking to the "fam" (I'm sure I'll have one...one day LOL) Gonna try this trick first and I bet it works! Thx so much, Sunny, *love* your vids!

[@TravelTipsForNepal]

My cameraman used to intimidate me and I'd get flustered. He wanted me to get it perfect on the first try. I finally told him if he hired a Hollywood actor there would be multiple takes. We both relaxed a bit and now I feel like I'm doing a lot better. We went on a road trip to explore Nepal for our channel and I met a man who saw our videos. Such an awesome feeling. Thanks for your tips. You always give such good advice.

[@derryXDINES]

It's great to see these tips articulated out. I took a dive into my older videos and definitely notice how less confident I came across and how awkward it was. I'm sure I have a long way to go, but I'm definitely feeling more comfortable talking directly to the camera. Hopefully that's reflected in the videos. If not, I'm working on it!

[@CookingWithCJ]

Sunny feel like you were speaking to me! I'm on the camera all of the time, two channel, 2-3 videos a week, a weekly live stream.... and yet I still find myself rushing through my shots. My wife is always yelling at me to take a breath... Too many run on's and jump cuts for sure. I'm not uncomfortable in front of the camera, but I do feel like I'm speeding through my takes. I need to take some script notes and slow down! Thanks for the tips, definitely something to work on... Take care!

[@EliseDarma]

100%. It gets sooooo much easier with time and consistent practice!

[@hfortenberry]

It is so refreshing, almost feels like a relief, to watch and listen to you because you are so much more professional in your delivery than so many other YTers. I LOVE them anyway, but it's so nice to hear someone who knows how to speak well. Thank you. Just thank you.

[@RamblingRecruiter]

Your comments about hand gestures strikes home for me. My wife doesn't usually watch my videos, but recently she did watch one, looks at me and says "you're very Italian"... which of course had me all sorts of self-conscious about how I'm using my hands in my videos. I've started keeping one hand in my pocket as I film now, but still gesture with the other. I switch them during the video and occasionally break out a 2 handed gesture. Good tips, thanks as always Sunny.

[@BrowngirlbeautyNYC]

I learned to look at the lense while filming and give myself a 3 second break so editing can be more seamless. Thanks Sunny!

[@KlaasVictor]

Sunny, you hit the nail on the head with this video! Many youtube creators did the research and know how to grow on youtube but...lack the confidence to shine on camera and make it all work. Sunny, if you make a course that help to develop the soft public speaking skills with step by step methods and excercices, I'll be the first one to buy it!

[@fitfreedom]

Confidence is so important! I was so uncomfortable at the start but now i love it. When i began i had to have a friend behind the camera to talk to but i just pretend i’m talking to a friend and it helps so much ❤️❤️

[@jenniferw4737]

It was THE thing I needed to hear. Just as a reminder to not stop because of fear. Fear about how do I look like on camera (as a big girl) or how does my voice sound by talking in a different language. So I keep on doing (making skrypts, plan my video before hand and actually do it). Thanks to you, Sunny!

[@JamieRiene]

Thanks Sunny!! I think the best advice is talking to ONE PERSON. It makes such a difference and the mind shift that happens is magical. ✨

[@SarahBispy]

The old saying "practice makes perfect" is spot on with being on KZbin/in front of the camera! It definitely takes time and practice to feel comfortable!

[@DrKimSage]

So helpful as usual Sunny, thank you! 🙏🏻 I think having someone you trust - lol - like your teenagers-😍 tell you when you're "being you and not being you" is the best reality check!😂💕

[@GiuliaArdizzone]

It is SOO true!!! Speaking in front of the camera feels so unnatural. I can't wait for the day I will fell more confident like you Sunny. Thanks for the tips ✨♥

[@ChrisDavisTrumpet]

I’ve said it once and I’ll say it again, Sunny! You’re a great teacher! One of the best here in all of KZbin and certainly the best in your niche! Thank you for TEACHING and not pulling the ol’ bait and switch!

[@yellowdoortalks]

THANK YOU, SUNNY!! Your videos have been such a boost for me - someone who is totally new to KZbin and content creation! This one came just in time before I record my video for this week. Be well.

[@alexirossi]

Camera presence is such a hard thing to master. I started with my instagram stories and slowly worked my way up to finally feeling comfortable enough to start my channel. Posting on my stories got me comfortable talking to a camera in short bits and eventually got to the point where I feel pretty confident in front of a camera.

[@theswcoaching]

I love your videos! I'm not the best on camera, I know, but I feel confident with my material. Ron Howard once said "Confidence is preparation in action" and I think that's a good motto! Back when I identified mostly as an NLP trainer, I developed a non-thinky process to help people switch into a clear mind-body state for good speaking. It involves visualising your presence expanding to fill the room and it's something I used a lot!

[@SunnyLenarduzzi]

Great tip! Thanks so much, Stephen! 😊

[@fabsilhouette]

Sunny. I launched my channel after learning ALL THE VALUABLE information from Your channel/You! Yes, I, still practicing (A LOOOOT) on video and talking to the camera.I asked my adult daughter to be my critic (another tip i got from your previous videos) and she definitely tells me LIKE IT IS!!!! I have been learning many many video and editing things by watching you. I also need to thank the Pandemic for Making me learn something New and I chose to study and learn KZbin to be able to launch my channel with professionalism. Again, thanks and I will definitely keep watching. Sunny, you always have so much good information. Keep it coming!!!!

[@YTPost]

Hi, I have just started on KZbin and I am doing voice overs. At first it felt so scary and I made a lot of mistakes, but doing it overs and over again made me more confident.

[@EmmaMooreCoUk]

Sunny this is so helpful! I filmed 21 minutes last week for a 20 Second clip - most of which was me prep-talking myself into just getting a sentence together and laughing at myself for feeling awkward. I can see my next attempt going much better

[@TheHungryHiker]

Solid pointers here! I'm still making my way through the KZbin For Bosses course while implementing all of the lessons along the way. This week marks my third consistent week in a row of posting a new video on my KZbin Channel. Couldn't have done this without your helpful guidance and insight. I'm working towards having four videos scheduled ahead of time, but right now I'm at two. I get so caught up in fumbling over my words and dread filming day when I actually have to talk on camera. Thank goodness for editing and your handy dandy tips on how to feel more confident on filming day. Your videos and tips are always gold. Thank You!

[@teacherbujo]

Hello! I don't have a lot of confidence-lacking-ness on camera because I am a natural ham. It's a gift. I've also done a ton of community theater, presentations, and I'm a 2ndgrade teacher, and I've been teaching online for almost two months, so a lot of my confidence is in LIVE video. Edited video is different, and I really liked your note about doing it in chunks, AND the editing note about waiting a few seconds. Thanks!

[@JolyTematio]

So excited about this topic as I'm still struggling with my confidence on camera. Thank you for these golden tips Sunny 🤗

[@AlexisNussbaum]

I completely feel you ! We have a pretty similar channel and I also am a native French speaker so I know how it is ! Keep up the good work 👍🏻

[@JolyTematio]

@@AlexisNussbaum Eii that's awesome! I'm gonna check out your channel right away

[@SunnyLenarduzzi]

So glad it was helpful! But it gets easier with time, right?

[@HustleSavvy]

Focus on your script and deliver the points rather than worrying about the reaction of the audience, it helped me to get into the flow 😊

[@joymae]

It will get better haha trust me

[@PlaytimewithHarper]

My daughter and I started our channel in January, and I have never been a very social person. Lack of confidence mostly. I have noticed, that the more videos we film, the more confident I become! I also always have my husband watch the videos after I edit and before I export.

[@archon2180]

Loved seeing that old school Sunny content! Talking to just an empty room and a camera is such an unnatural feeling. I am going to try out these tips to help take my screen presence to the next level.

[@SunnyLenarduzzi]

Thanks so much! Let me know how it goes 😊

[@anthonysaire3231]

Being the most awkward person on earth(me) ...this is so spot on!! Thank you Sunny!!! This helped me even more!!!

[@kaleigh]

I'm really good at being confidently awkward! 😂So many golden nuggets in this video! Thank you Sunny!👏🏻

[@elmacaplin6397]

Thank you so much, I had to record videos in parts because I was not using a proper breathing technique. Combining videos and eliminating watermarks is a whole new task that I do not want to repeat ever again.

[@hfortenberry]

YES!! It drives me CRAZY when people end their sentences with a question, as if they are asking ME if they know what they are trying to say. How the heck am I supposed to know what they are trying to say if THEY don't know themselves. Or when they ask "Right?" It's the same type of thing. THANK YOU for mentioning this. I wrote my comment below before finishing the video so I mention it there as well without realizing you were going to bring it up. It's a REAL issue for sure.

[@StephenDev]

I wish I had these tips when I first started , I also need to watch my breath still to this day !

[@coachshyma8002]

Deciding to become a KZbinr, you are already strong and unique. Don't feel intimidated at all. Just be yourself 😊

[@StephenDev]

@@coachshyma8002 yes for sure !

[@HustleSavvy]

You've done more than most people, keep it up!

[@KatherineO]

Agreed!!

[@thecoach8374]

Great tips Sunny. I'm going to try these.

[@danielclifton4589]

This was a huge help. I think the part about recording in small chunks was one of the best things, followed by being kind to myself. Thanks

[@Education-Edge]

Love the tips Sunny. You’re awesome! 🔥 I started making videos earlier this year. It DEFINITELY felt awkward talking to the camera but getting better with with each video. 🤙🏽💯

[@deweyv8900]

Education Edge: Finance - Business - Book Channel 👍 keep it up!

[@strollthruvegas4529]

Not natural but practice makes perfect ✅

[@spiritsoffashion]

Thank you, Sunny! Even though I've been teaching classes and lecturing to different groups for decades, I do feel more awkward, when I'm on camera with no one else in the room! So thanks for these terrific tips!

[@larryamcknight]

Sunny. I have never watched one of your videos, regardless of the topic, that whatever I was watching to learn I did not also simply enjoy watching for watching's sake. You are doing a great job embodying these tips.

[@allanabani]

Thanks for all your advices Sunny! Launched my photography coaching program recently! Keep rocking!

[@metoday5267]

Thanks Sunny. After a career presenting radio, your advice on talking person to person is priceless to most on here. The hands thing too is great value. Never had to worry about that in radio!! Love your stuff!!

[@AgeFitwithTess]

Thankyou Sunny. Your tips have helped me rank no. 1 for "thoracic spondylosis exercises" despite a small audience!

[@AdemirAlijagic]

Waow awesome! I can't wait until I do the same :)

[@stonesechoforstonefemmesan2845]

Thank you for this video! When I decided to do this, I was going to do it as a podcast. There was NO WAY I'd ever film myself for STRANGERS to watch! I was told my whole life that I was "fat, ugly and stupid and I believed that. Forever. Then, in the last year I began to settle into myself. I'm not a pretty little girl like it seems that 99.9% of the females KZbinrs are. I'm a biggo butch lesbian and, instead of trying to look like someone else (to make my mother happy), I finally began to look like me. My hair and my clothing, the more they changed, the more my self-confidence grew! Today, I feel so much more at ease presenting myself to my audience. My topic is very specific to a small section of the GLBTQ community. Side note...I'm a KZbin Boss and LOVE the help that YOU give us!! Thank you so much Sunny!!

[@lindalarsonschlitz]

Thanks Sunny for leaving your old videos on here to show me that it will get better. Re hands.. for those with cheaper cameras moving hands lag and blur..

[@MichelleSchustermanAuthor]

These tips are gold! Thank you for another great video, Sunny. I loved the example you did showing how choppy editing is when you try to make cuts to run-on sentences. I'm constantly having to remind myself to pause in between takes, and to stop glancing down at my notes as I say the last few words during a take. One thing I did that really helped me a lot was instead of outlining my scripts, I've started writing them out completely. I never end up actually reading the script word for word, but having all of my thoughts right there makes me feel a lot more comfortable. (Plus then I can just c/p parts of the scripts to use as Instagram captions!)

[@bellaperry1824]

I love you Sunny!!!!!!!☺ You always help me to grow my channel

[@Allastrology]

Hug

That's so helpful. I'm about to film two videos, and I'll try to apply your tips! One major point for my insecurity is that I film videos in English (which isn't my mother tongue), and I'm always so worried to make a terrible mistake and so I don't sound natural when I'm talking. My level is C1 but knowing that doesn't help my confidence. My sister consistently says to me: "we all make mistakes even in our mother tongue, don't worry that much", but it's so hard! And the thing is: when I'm talking to a friend in English, I don't feel so insecure. I don't go out of breath or talk unnaturally. Thank you so much for your tips. Love your channel. xx

[@drjennifersmith]

Thank you for the reminder that practice makes "better"! I am always so critical of myself when watching my footage back.

[@payaldam1565]

Thank You for your awesome tips

[@RudiBerry]

This video came right in time! I just started my channel and because of the tips you've provided, I'm already ranking in search. I need to keep the momentum going and get more confident with my camera! Appreciate you and looking forward to growth in the future 💜

[@TheMediumChannel]

Thank You Sunny: Being nervous on camera was a huge issue so I appreciate the tips: Nothing really had worked so I got the idea and I’m actually using affirmations to change the negative programming which is the source of poor confidence and performance anxiety in the first place and I’m so excited to be making my first YT videos very soon:

[@TheLisaTorres]

Yes, filiming can be nerve wrecking but focusing on one person certainly helps. Thanks !

[@shaejella]

Thanks for this 💜I love all your videos and your scripting video helps me a lot on my channel.. Hope you can have more tips too for doing scripting😊,literally practicing looking confident on my camera lens😂 love you SUNNY 💙💚💜

[@GoalInspiredCareerCoaching]

I watch myself 100 times and have not posted my first video as yet. Took me two whole days to film two videos and I still have to retake the end of one of them. So I hear you! I also feel better after I saw your first video

[@plainsimplemarketing]

Really great tips, Sunny! I'm a new KZbinr and can relate to a lot of the things that you've shared. I remember that when I first started my KZbin channel, I was so nervous on camera, trying to memorize my entire video script and repeating my whole video shoot whenever I made a mistake while talking on camera. It didn't seem natural at all. And it took me forever to complete recording just the footage for just one KZbin video. Now, I just have some dot points and speak to the camera as if I was explaining to somebody that is standing in front of me. That works well for me. But of course I still keep on learning how to improve myself on camera.

[@missmatti]

This must be one of the best videos on how to be confident on camera! When I started out it was soo uncomfortable to the degree that I actually sometimes ended up crying of frustration. What I have learnt is that it's better to cry & get back to the camera if you need to, than to hold in your emotion & pretend that you are not upset. Laughing is also another good thing to do when things are not going your way. That way you relax so that you can be fully present on camera. I am currently re-reading Patsy Rodenburg's book Presence (highly recommend it to all of you), and she goes through posture first, then the breath and then the voice. It can be worth keeping that order in mind. I used to try to adjust my voice without adjusting breath & posture and it just doesn't work!. A little great tip that I learnt to open up your throat so that you can speak with your natural voice (if you discover your speak is unnatural, too fast, too quiet etc) is think of a jawn and you most likely will jawn... I didn't know before why I was jawning after doing voice exercises but I am so happy to learn it's a good sign! 😉

[@SunnyLenarduzzi]

Love these tips! Thanks so much for sharing ❤️

[@AmaraUche]

Honestly Sunny, I literally feel like you were speaking directly to me in this video was made for me! I feel so awkward whenever I am in front of the camera.. I will be implementing these when next I am filming!

[@AdemirAlijagic]

Your presence on camera is great! You don't have much to improve on :D!

[@AmaraUche]

@@AdemirAlijagic Thank You so much for your kind words!

[@AstroExploring]

Talking to camera definitely gets easier in time! The test I give myself is "would I watch this video if I was a viewer?" A really important test for how the quality of my video is. I still have lots of room for improvement, but if I didn't have that question in mind my videos would be much less confident!

[@CawiezellCrew]

My Fiance and I have been following your videos, using your tips, and taking your advice. It has made making KZbin videos way more fun, and networking out to meet new people has been a rush. Thank you for everything you do!

[@AmmieHarris]

I SOOOO appreciate these tips! I am just getting started on KZbin and have probably filmed my video intros 15-20 times because I'm still in that awkward filming stage!

[@denisemorris7511]

Ii never thought about recording in small chunks and editing them! I've been trying to figure out how to look at my notes without looking like I'm looking at them and now I know. Thank you! 💝💝💝

[@DEESyt]

what a breath of fresh air you are.. The room my head in was going stale and then Sunny walks in.. thanks :-)

[@tanyaottersteinliehs]

Hey, Sunny. Loved this video as it helped me to iron out some areas for my own KZbin videos that I do. I found your point about breaking down the video in sections the most helpful (do one part, take 2-3-sec. break, and then go onto next part). I do my videos all in one cut, but now realizing I can edit and make it flow nicer is a brilliant tactic/tip that I will begin applying. Most of my videos come from downloading my Facebook lives and putting them onto my KZbin channel, but I have recently begun recording them separately instead and uploading these. Grateful that you continue to share your expertise! Keep Shining, Sunny.

[@How2Review]

This came at a perfect time! I just did a video yesterday and my poor wife had to record me over and over again( sorry honey) because I just didn't feel comfortable on camera. I watched your video today and I will make the changes I need to get better based on your recommendations. Thank you so much for this amazing video.

[@shristimohanty3492]

whenever i need you tube related advise i just binge watch your 5-6 or more videos and I am all set. Its very helpful for us that you have varieties of dedicated video on each topic!! thank you so much

[@propermthethwa2113]

Yyaayyyyyy made it first.... Just started my youtube channel needed this I'm so happy about what sunny lenarduzzi brings to this platform every single time she uploads

[@fabsilhouette]

Exactly how I feel Subbernom...Keep at it. Im getting a little better every week.

[@jaclyncastro]

My biggest takeaway is that I just need to start. To get it done and not expect perfection. Thank you, Sunny!!

[@AdemirAlijagic]

YES YES YES!!!!

[@AdemirAlijagic]

I didn't die, get started!!! It could change your life :)

[@jaclyncastro]

@@AdemirAlijagic I'm in the process of it right now! Thanks!

[@thefreckledmama2192]

This video hit home for me. I remember my first video I filmed I was sooooo nervous I needed a glass of wine just to get through it. 🤣 Imagine being nervous to talk to your phone with no one else around! These tips were just what I needed to fine tune my speaking skills. Thank you!

[@LifesAProject]

👋Thanks so much Sunny. ❤ This video was super helpful. When I first started my channel I did faceless videos because I felt so awkward in front of the camera. Now after a couple of years of doing that I feel like those videos didn't help me to grow a strong channel community. So I've been doing more and more videos showing my face, but it is harder than one might think to talk to a camera. So thanks so much for your advice and tips. I've only recently found out about your channel and now I've been beige watching your content and it's really been helpful. Thanks again! -Stacy🙂

[@gbcanard]

Been making videos for my real estate business and I'm definitely going to be coming back to rewatch this as a reminder, and after watching some of your content, I think starting a youtube channel might be in my future! Thanks so much, you're the best.

[@alisiakrastelcoach]

Yyyaaasss!!! Speak to ONE person. I love that 💕

[@valerieaucoin]

I just filmed myself last night with this same intention - to practice and self-evaluate the results. Definitely have work to do but it still felt great to practice and I know I’m on the right track. THEN... Sunny posts this video this morning?! Talk about alignment! Whoop 🙌 Thank you so very much Sunny - I really appreciate this morning boost and insight 😁

[@WhatMummyLoves]

I used to feel uncomfortable on camera back then when I just started KZbin. But great tips, I’ll try them out

[@NaturallyJoyous]

Perfect timing! Since starting KZbin for Bosses and being committed to sharing my work thru my channel, I have been looking to improve my videos. I have been posting for less than 2 months and I already look back at previous videos and wonder how I was able to post them...lol but we all start somewhere!

[@WineDineCaroline]

Oh man I got a teleprompter, it makes editing a lot easier! But I wonder if it makes things much less natural, don't know. Filming is such a pain for me cause I don't have good light, so I had to get lights too, it just feels like a huge set up. But I'm keeping on keeping with it and filming my wine tips in batches! Thanks Sunny!

[@goldensunacademy]

Ah, you're so good and authentic. I'm just starting out, thanks for all the great tips, still feeling self-conscious in front of the camera.

[@GrannysGarden]

I have only just started on this KZbin journey so these tips are great. I see that I have already put my foot in it but onwards and upwards. Thanks again

[@SandyGaskettArt]

I really needed this! I find it so weird presenting on camera,and often um and ah, loose track of my message, and sound uncomfortable etc, and yet I'm totally at ease when doing the same for fun for friends and family... I will make a note of these points and see if it helps! Esp the note taking part! Thanks Sunny! 💙

[@fransowrites]

I’m on my 3rd video. 😅 it’s rough. I’m doing a video every other week. After downloading your checklist, I’m going to do one every Friday. Your definitely one of my mentors on this venture. Thanks. 🙏🏾

[@SonamPansari]

Even though I am a public speaker, talking to a camera is completely different and new! Thank you for these tips! I am gonna try to implement these soon!🧡

[@couponingwithkateland7024]

I’ve been working on becoming more comfortable and confident on camera. Thank you so much for making this video!! I need to work on slowing down. Sometimes when I get nervous I just blab. 😂 You are so calm and yourself. Watching you helps me gain that confidence to just be myself as well.

[@MandyJRoss]

LOVING this topic Sunny! Gratitude and keep rocking the conscious content from this new KZbinr who you've positively inspired to start my own channel 😊🙌🏼 Blessings and Namaste ✨

[@ClaraCFO]

Haha! Slob kabab! I recently got a few comments on my channel suggesting that I look into the camera. I'm really trying to get better and tried it. It was awkward, but the videos looked much better and I got great feedback!

[@karla_zero]

Hi Sunny, this video was so VALUABLE! Thank you for sharing all of these amazing tips! I wanted to improve my videos, but wasn't sure how. You're the most confident and relaxed person, so these tips coming from you are actual GOLD! I can't wait to step up my YT game with these tips! 💛💛💛