1 On Camera
When you walk into the studio for the first time to face a TV camera, you'll want to be as prepared as possible so that you are able to communicate to your viewers with elegance, tact and confidence. Your job description or title may vary: reporter or anchor, CEO or entrepreneur, press officer or politician, or the latest, on-camera bloggers, vloggers and podcasters. No matter what the delivery system, no matter what the audience, you are on camera and should do it well in order to make your point.
Being on camera is not just confined to television anymore, it's video conferences and live video messages to the clients, potential clients or employees and it's video messaging and podcasting. Never before have we lived in such a world ...
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