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8. Don’t be camera shy.

8. Don’t be camera shy.

  • Videotape some of your final practices. It doesn’t have to be a high-end video setup. Videotaping yourself helps you get used to looking at the camera, and you can review the video to look at your stage presence, eye contact, gestures, plus identify any expressions that need modification.
  • Also, if you do an especially good practice run, you can go back and listen to the audio and add the best snippets to your slide notes.

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