How to Be Comfortable on Video
14m
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Vidyard Radio
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If you're camera-shy, the idea of being on video can be downright terrifying. But it doesn’t have to be. We've rounded up our top tips and tricks to help you get over your fears and feel more confident and comfortable on video.
Want even more great tips for looking and feeling your best on camera? Head over to our blog for additional resources: https://bit.ly/2QzhV4D
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