Lately I’ve been getting a lot of media attention –
CBC Radio, Vancouver Sun Newspaper, some Korean publications.
I’ve discovered this comes with some unexpected dissatisfactions as well.
Lately I’ve been getting a lot of media attention –
CBC Radio, Vancouver Sun Newspaper, some Korean publications.
I’ve discovered this comes with some unexpected dissatisfactions as well.
Traveling can stimulate your senses with heightened feelings of touch, taste, smell, sight and sound.
So experience your full “feeling range” when recording your videos! You’ll give a more authentic performance when you’re in tune with all of your senses.
Watch what happened for me here!
Staying present in the moment, while feeling your senses will make a huge difference to how you come across on video.
See how Phoenix, Arizona inspired me!
You may think sunny conditions are idea for video filming, but that isn’t the case! Warm up to this quick tip from my most recent travels.
I’m a big fan of using natural light in videos, but you can get too much of a good thing. When you’re shooting outside, here are the ideal conditions so you can look your best.
You know those days where you’re not feeling 100%, but still need to get a job done? I just had one of those. Over the years I’ve learned how to deal with it and still make a video. Here’s how you can too!
Remember, feeling a bit sluggish doesn’t mean you can’t still rock it on camera!
Olympic athletes work incredibly hard – not just physically, but mentally too. To make a fantastic video, you want to “up your game” in your head space. Here’s a simple way to psych yourself up!
You can do it!! That ‘can do’ attitude will really help you create a video your viewers (read: buyers) will love. Here’s how.
When you watch yourself on video, do you hate what you see? Being overly critical is really common so how do you get over that?
Watch this quick tip and go from “hating yourself” on video, to loving yourself!
Take a peek behind the scenes at the Global TV studio – check out that lighting! A professional studio is very different from your home or office, so what do you need to get that crisp, white background for your videos?
Can you accomplish this yourself, d-i-y style?
Watch and find out.
Makeup is really important when making a video, but if a professional makeup artist isn’t in your budget, you can still look your best with this handy tip.
Special note for the guys: It’s a good idea to get some foundation or powder, just to even out your skin tone. Trust me, you’ll be glad you did. 🙂
p.s. Sorry for the shaky camera. I was trying to record a video blog quickly before the studio crew turned off the lights. I’ll show you the lights next week!
One question I get asked all the time “How can I smile if I’m talking about something serious?”
Watch the video to learn the best way to handle a serious topic on video. You might be surprised. 🙂
I’m at the dentist’s to show with you a simple technique that will make sure you look your best on video. You’ll become instantly approachable! Can you guess what it is?
What’s the perk of becoming more approachable on video? Your viewers are potential customers, and they’re way more likely to buy from you if you make them comfortable.
Watch the video, then try it today and see how other people react. Hey! You’ve got nothing to lose, right? 🙂