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Media Training: Have More Confidence on Camera

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Media Training: Have More Confidence on Camera, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 4.55, with 56 lectures, based on 532 reviews, and has 61288 subscribers.

You will learn about be more confident on camera speak clearly and with comfort on camera enjoy being on camera understand the basics of being on camera as a TV reporter, anchor, journalist create better YouTube videos & online courses This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is for anyone who needs to be on camera, but is struggling to feel confident about your voice and appearance. or This course is for TV reporters, anchors, journalists, spokepeople, YouTubers, vloggers, online teachers. or This course is NOT necessarily for people who have years of experience being on camera and already feel comfortable and confident. It is particularly useful for This course is for anyone who needs to be on camera, but is struggling to feel confident about your voice and appearance. or This course is for TV reporters, anchors, journalists, spokepeople, YouTubers, vloggers, online teachers. or This course is NOT necessarily for people who have years of experience being on camera and already feel comfortable and confident.

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Summary

Title: Media Training: Have More Confidence on Camera

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 4.55

Number of Lectures: 56

Number of Published Lectures: 56

Number of Curriculum Items: 56

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 56

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • be more confident on camera
  • speak clearly and with comfort on camera
  • enjoy being on camera
  • understand the basics of being on camera as a TV reporter, anchor, journalist
  • create better YouTube videos & online courses

Who Should Attend

  • This course is for anyone who needs to be on camera, but is struggling to feel confident about your voice and appearance.
  • This course is for TV reporters, anchors, journalists, spokepeople, YouTubers, vloggers, online teachers.
  • This course is NOT necessarily for people who have years of experience being on camera and already feel comfortable and confident.

Target Audiences

  • This course is for anyone who needs to be on camera, but is struggling to feel confident about your voice and appearance.
  • This course is for TV reporters, anchors, journalists, spokepeople, YouTubers, vloggers, online teachers.
  • This course is NOT necessarily for people who have years of experience being on camera and already feel comfortable and confident.

Be better on camera with more confidence, authority, and comfort!

Do you get nervous when speaking on camera?

Do you wish you felt more confident and had a better on camera presence?

Are you trying to be on television, a YouTube vlogger, or an online teacher?

Do you have to be on camera for an interview, and need quick media training?

If you answered yes to any of those questions, this is the perfect course for you.Camera Confidence, will help you feel more confident, speak more clearly, and have an overall better on camera presence no matter what kind of video you are a part of.

Learn from a television professional!

Christian Hartnett is a multimedia journalist with over a decade of on camera experience. He has a bachelor of arts in broadcast journalism and was recently the youngest field reporter for CBS San Francisco. He’s learned many tips and tricks over the years that have helped him be successful. He’s also made a lot of mistakes and struggled to be confident on camera, just like you.

Our Media Training Course Overview:

  • Start off with daily routines that help you speak better
  • Learn the basics of on camera preparation
  • Be more passionate and ready for your topics with research, outlining, and scripting,
  • Practice speaking on camera and get our helpful feedback to improve
  • Use your body (voice, breathing, face, eyes, mouth, hands, arms, legs) to be more comfortable on camera
  • Learn specific techniques to be better for TV appearances, YouTube vlogs, and online courses

What makes this class the best? Practice & get feedback!

To succeed in this course, you’ll need to take action and participate in our practice exercises. Some of these include submitting practice videos where we’ll give you honest, critical, and helpful feedback. Use this feedback to improve!

Enroll now to be better on camera!

Increase your confidence for your next video, television appearance, YouTube vlog, or online course.

With our 30-day 100% money back guarantee, there is nothing holding you back from jumping in right now and trying the course out.

Go ahead and click the enroll button, and I’ll see you in lesson 1!

Cheers,

Phil & Christian

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Let's Dive Right In

Lecture 1: Course Overview & Instructor Introduction | Media Training Course

Lecture 2: Understand the Goal | Media Training Course

Lecture 3: Exercise: Introduce Yourself to the Class (with a Video) | Media Training Course

Lecture 4: Talk to Yourself | Media Training Course

Lecture 5: Tips to Improve Your Course Taking Experience | Media Training Course

Lecture 6: Teaching Break Television Report – Taco Bell Delivery | Media Training Course

Lecture 7: Engage Complete Strangers in Public | Media Training Course

Lecture 8: Exercise: Talk to Yourself & to a Stranger | Media Training Course

Lecture 9: Christian Showing You How to Talk to Yourself | Media Training Course

Chapter 2: Before the Camera Starts Rolling (Conceptual Tips)

Lecture 1: Section Overview | Media Training Course

Lecture 2: Set Yourself Up for Success | Media Training Course

Lecture 3: Teaching Break Television Report – Christian in Santa Cruz

Lecture 4: Be Passionate About Your Subject | Media Training Course

Lecture 5: Do Your Research | Media Training Course

Lecture 6: Is There an Online Forum for Your Topic | Media Training Course

Lecture 7: Outlining & Scripting | Media Training Course

Lecture 8: Section Conclusion & Exercise: Write Out Your Video Outline

Chapter 3: Practice Makes Perfect

Lecture 1: Section Overview | Media Training Course

Lecture 2: Record Yourself | Media Training Course

Lecture 3: Get Feedback | Media Training Course

Lecture 4: Start a YouTube Channel | Media Training Course

Lecture 5: Teaching Break Television Report – Parking Lot Exodus | Media Training Course

Lecture 6: Section Conclusion & Exercise: Submit Your Practice Video

Chapter 4: How to Use Your Body to Your Advantage

Lecture 1: Section Overview | Media Training Course

Lecture 2: Voice | Media Training Course

Lecture 3: Breathing | Media Training Course

Lecture 4: Teaching Break Television Report – Record Swim | Media Training Course

Lecture 5: Eyes, Face, Mouth | Media Training Course

Lecture 6: Hands & Arms | Media Training Course

Lecture 7: Feet & Legs | Media Training Course

Lecture 8: Shoulders & Back | Media Training Course

Lecture 9: Teaching Break Television Report – DUI Selfies | Media Training Course

Lecture 10: Student Question: How to Physically Look Better on Camera

Lecture 11: Section Conclusion & Exercise: Practice Using Your Body Better

Chapter 5: Having Great Presence on Television

Lecture 1: Section Overview | Media Training Course

Lecture 2: Let's Look at Some Great Television Examples | Media Training Course

Lecture 3: How to Show Authority on Camera | Media Training Course

Lecture 4: Teaching Break Television Report – Too Many Taxes | Media Training Course

Lecture 5: Top 5 Tips for Television Camera Presence | Media Training Course

Lecture 6: Teaching Break Television Report – Deadly Hit and Run | Media Training Course

Lecture 7: Section Conclusion & Exercise: Make a Sample TV Report | Media Training Course

Chapter 6: Having Great Presence as a YouTuber

Lecture 1: Section Overview | Media Training Course

Lecture 2: Let's Look at Some Great YouTube Examples | Media Training Course

Lecture 3: Showing Your Personality vs. Being Strictly Professional | Media Training Course

Lecture 4: Top 5 Tips for YouTube Camera Presence | Media Training Course

Lecture 5: Section Conclusion & Exercise: Make a YouTube Video | Media Training Course

Chapter 7: Having Great Presence as an Online Instructor

Lecture 1: Section Overview | Media Training Course

Lecture 2: Let's Look at Some Great Online Teachers | Media Training Course

Lecture 3: Engaging with the Student – Through the Camera | Media Training Course

Lecture 4: Top 5 Tips for Online Course Camera Presence | Media Training Course

Lecture 5: Section Conclusion & Exercise: Record an Online Course Lecture

Chapter 8: Behind the Scenes

Lecture 1: Behind the Scenes 1 – The Beginnings of an On Camera Career

Lecture 2: Behind the Scenes 2 – From College to Career | Media Training Course

Lecture 3: Behind the Scenes – The Future | Media Training Course

Chapter 9: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Thank You | Media Training Course

Lecture 2: Bonus Lecture: Learn More from Phil + Video School

Instructors

Rating Distribution

  • 1 stars: 7 votes
  • 2 stars: 17 votes
  • 3 stars: 75 votes
  • 4 stars: 159 votes
  • 5 stars: 274 votes

Frequently Asked Questions


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