Featured Client Comment

"You addressed my concerns proactively and gave me relevant advice to overcome them. When look at the final result you really made a difference. Every time I now see someone on television, I watch with great interest how they excel or blunder. But I now do feel a lot of sympathy for all those that have to speak up in front of a camera."

Reinout van Lennep
Managing Director
ABN AMRO Bank

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On-Camera Training

Most executives are uncomfortable and insecure when needing to present to camera during videotaping of corporate videos and meetings, webcasts, commercials, infomercials and even videoconferences. This lack of confidence can very often be noticed in the final product: the presenter lacks audience rapport and ends up not getting their message across in the optimum way.

Media in English has the expertise to teach executives how to overcome insecurity when performing to camera. By understanding how television recordings work, executives become more comfortable with the mechanics of the medium.

Our techniques help presenters build rapport, so that the audience will stay tuned in to what they are saying. We teach how to structure television content to assure that the target audience clearly understands the message.

Each participant receives personalized coaching and attention. Written evaluations and a videotape of the on camera exercises are provided for personal study and review.

Topics covered

The television audience
Overcoming stage fright
Content structure
Television mechanics
Performing to camera
Connecting with the audience
Using non-verbal communication and body language
Interviewer questioning techniques

Benefits

Getting your message across in any language
Connecting with your audience
Gaining confidence and respect
Projecting leadership
Eliminating worries
Being remembered
Motivating people to act

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