There is no doubt about it, we live in a video world, and that’s a scary realization for many. The thought of seeing themselves on screen — or even worse — others seeing them on screen — makes their hearts pump faster, causes them to sweat, and … well, they react in the same way as someone who is afraid of speaking public. Thankfully, there are people like Elsewine Rietveld who can help us be more confident and more comfortable on camera.
In this episode
- The importance of using video in marketing your business
- The common struggles people have when it comes to making video and how to resolve them
- The first steps to take if you’re feeling camera-shy?
- Things not to do or to avoid
- What to do if you forget what you were going to say
- How to get Elsewine’s new book “Get Comfortable on Camera”
Resources
About Elsewine Rietveld
Elsewine is a former deer in headlights when it comes to making videos & speaking in public. She was so terrified to record her first video, that she walked straight out of the room where the camera was set up.
Over time, she has found an effective method on how to get comfortable on camera and is sharing techniques from her Confidence Creation Framework with you.
Since 2013 she has been training professionals to speak with confidence in conversations, presentations and on video.
She has worked with CEOs, managers and employees from among others KPMG, Afas, KLM, TU Delft, TNO, Deloitte, local governments, various law firms and close to a thousand business owners.
Her happy place is on top of the Swiss mountains, with nothing more than a chocolate bar and a bottle of water, watching the stunning view after a steep climb.
