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: The camera "steals" energy; be 10–15% more expressive than usual.

: Use the "Rule of Thirds" and leave a little "headroom" above you.

: Face a window or use a ring light. Avoid overhead lights that create "raccoon eyes." 3. Body Language & Energy

If you are looking for the core "cheat sheet" or summary from that type of guide, here are the essential steps usually covered: 🎥 Presenting on Camera: Key Essentials 1. Master Your Eye Contact : Not the screen or yourself. Imagine a friend : Talk to a person, not a piece of glass.

: Position the camera at eye height to avoid looking down. 2. Audio & Lighting

: Keep gestures within the frame to look natural. 4. Technical Setup Check your background : Keep it clean and non-distracting.

: Avoid fine patterns (which "jitter" on camera) and bright whites.