Stepping in front of a camera can be intimidating, but effective communication is a skill that can be developed.
Body language
Tone, pace and clarity of speech
Dealing with nerves
Your body speaks before you do.
- Maintain eye contact with the camera lens (not your face on the screen).
- Take deep breaths before you start to create a sense of calm.
How you say something is often as important as what you say.
- Keep your pace steady.
- Speak clearly.
- Smile while you speak, it naturally warms your vocal tone.
It is natural to feel camera-shy.
- If you stumble on a word, don't panic; briefly pause, smile, and restart.
- Authentic human moments build more trust.
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Body language
Elise Brewster
Created on January 6, 2026
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Stepping in front of a camera can be intimidating, but effective communication is a skill that can be developed.
Body language
Tone, pace and clarity of speech
Dealing with nerves
Your body speaks before you do.
How you say something is often as important as what you say.
It is natural to feel camera-shy.
Continue to the next page for an example.