Learners are guided through essential steps to create impactful videos. The course covers script preparation, practice techniques, and the importance of appearance, including hair, makeup, and outfits. Ken and Reb emphasize the significance of thorough preparation and practice. They provide power tips for practicing, such as reading scripts aloud in front of a mirror and filming oneself for feedback. They caution against over-practicing and recommend allowing ample time before filming to feel comfortable and ready. Ken and Reb offer coaching opportunities to support learners in their video creation journey. They stress the importance of finding a trusted coach or receiving feedback from friends to improve video performance By completing the course, learners gain comprehensive knowledge and practical skills to create engaging and professional videos. They learn the significance of script preparation, effective practice techniques, and the impact of hair, makeup, and outfits. With the guidance provided, learners can confidently create compelling videos that captivate their audience.

Learn the 15 secrets for becoming more comfortable on camera and delivering your content with confidence. Most people are terrified of going on camera, so they never do it. Want a little secret? Just because you’re speaking on camera, doesn’t mean you have to show that video to anyone, especially you’re first getting started. Practice these 15 tips and you’ll be sharing your videos with the world in no time!

Title: Become a Pro on Camera to Engage Your Viewers Course Summary: In this course, led by Ken Burke of Microcasting and guest expert Rav from Rebel Marketing, participants will learn the essential skills to excel in on-camera performances, particularly important for professionals engaging in e-learning, marketing, and B2B services. This step-by-step guide is designed to help individuals become more engaging and authentic on camera, ensuring their content doesn't just inform, but captivates the audience. Key Elements: 1. The Importance of On-Camera Engagement: Understanding why it's crucial to connect with your audience through the camera effectively. 2. Personal Experience: Ken shares his journey of becoming comfortable on camera, emphasizing the need to create a personal connection with the audience by projecting energy and sincerity. 3. Technical Tips: Advice on looking into the camera, making eye contact, and voice projection to enhance viewer engagement. 4. Authenticity: Rav emphasizes the need to be authentic and approach the camera as if it were a person you're conversing with, to deliver content naturally. 5. Overcoming Camera Shyness: Strategies to help individuals feel at ease and overcome the freeze that many experience when recording. 6. Content Creation: Tips on creating engaging content that stands out and maintains the viewer's attention beyond the initial few minutes. 7. Audience-Centric Approach: The importance of considering the viewer’s needs first and creating content that is relevant and interesting to them. Learning Outcomes: By the end of this course, attendees should be able to: - Command an on-camera presence that is both engaging and genuine. - Employ techniques to connect with the audience through the lens. - Develop compelling content that is both informative and engaging. - Overcome the fear and discomfort associated with on-camera work. - Approach video presentations with a viewer-first mindset. Target Audience: The course is ideal for B2B professionals, marketers, e-learning content creators, sales professionals, and anyone else looking to improve their on-camera skills to better connect with their audience.

Learn this super simple strategy for adding captions to your videos without having to use any professional editing software.

Did you know the headline on a news article, or a book, or even on a video, can cause someone to either consume the content or skip it? The headline is one of the most important ingredients in all of your marketing. When written properly, it can make or break a future sale. This training will cover 10 types of headlines, examples, and how to use them.

Smartphone video is the most common type of video in the world today. There are a few simple tactics everyone should know when shooting content on their smartphone. How to capture quality video, quality lighting, quality sound, and a series of other important smartphone tactics.

Did you know that 82% of all internet traffic worldwide comes from video? If you’re not using video in your marketing, there’s no better time to start than now. This training covers everything you need to know when it comes to recording your video content the right way. We’ll cover how you can start being amazing on camera, how to write successful headlines for your videos, how to get people to stop and watch your videos on social media, how to record videos like a pro, and we’ll even cover how to add those ever-popular captions, even if you don’t want to learn complicated editing software. Whether you’ve been producing videos for years, or this is all new to you, this course has something for everyone at all levels.

Do you want to have a professional eLearning studio so that you can create incredible videos and courses? Before you waste a bunch of money on expensive equipment, you must watch this course. Let Jonathan Jenkins, an expert videographer, video editor, sound engineer, director and producer, show you exactly how to setup your studio for under $1000. He will cover all the key components needed in your studio including, lighting, sound / microphones and cameras, and he will make specific recommendations telling you exactly what equipment to buy so you don't have to guess. Jonathan will also the ideal environment for your studio and whether or not to use a green screen. And if you decide to use a green screen, you don't want to miss his valuable tips on filming with a green screen behind you. About Jonathan Morgan Jenkin Jonathan Morgan Jenkins is the founder of Performance Production Services. For most of his life he has been producing film/video and audio productions. In 1992, he built an early professional home digital audio recording studio. In 2006, he created PPS, soon after Google purchased YouTube. Along his creative journey he has earned two degrees in film production and two degrees in music. Considering his lengthy production career, he is a perfect consultant to help you build your professional video and audio home studio.