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Episode Links:
How to Improve On-Camera Performance
5 Practical Reasons Why You Should Film Yourself – LifeHack
Why Watching Yourself On Video Is Key To Improving
10 common video storytelling mistakes (and how to avoid them)
Top 10 Most Common Video Mistakes to Avoid – Wistia Blog
10 Common Video Mistakes – Videomaker
Why Do Women Shy Away from Public Speaking Engagements? – Janice Tomich
Do Women Shy Away from Public Speaking? A Field Experiment – ScienceDirect
Seeing Yourself on Zoom is Exhausting, Study Finds – UC Today
The case for turning off your Zoom camera
Zoom fatigue is more intense for women than men, research shows. Here’s why – CNET
Zoom Fatigue is Worse for Women—Here’s How to Combat It
Why Men Love Tech Gadgets: The Psychology Behind the Obsession – Croitech
Study suggests women view their own image more than men on Zoom – Iowa State Daily
The Best Way to Fix the Lighting for your Next Zoom Call | At Home with Tech
The impact of the use of social media on women and girls
Portrayal of Women in Media: Trends and Consequences » Gender Studies
Females in Film: Breaking Through Traditions and Expectations
Why Women Face Different Standards on Zoom and What to do About It
100 Sports in 100 Days (Playlist)
This week’s guests are Liù Batchelor is a video and presenter coach – and former TV presenter, videographer and TEDx producer. Her strap-line is ‘video without the cringe’ – and she’s passionate about helping service professionals get started with videos and to be themselves on camera.
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/liubatchelor
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@LiuBatchelor
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/liu_batchelor/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LiuBatchelorTV
Sarah Pocklington is on a mission to help everyone, especially women, show up on camera without the cringe, overthinking or the “I hate how I look” narrative. She’s a speaker, facilitator and coach with 30 year’s experience in learning & development. With a lifelong love of performing, she blends confidence and clarity with a no-nonsense approach to help business owners and teams build connection and real presence on camera. In this episode she talks about why being on camera feels so uncomfortable and shares simple, practical tips to help everyone feel more natural, powerful and comfortable on camera.
Find her here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarah-pocklington-coachonaboat/
Website: www.coachonaboat.co.uk