How to Teach on Line and Get More Subscribers Video 4 Presentation and Camera Angle

Right, this is video number four on learning how to teach. It's all about presentation and camera angle. First of all, if you are, say, the managing director of a big company and you want to teach people how to become managing directors, then you wouldn't be dressed like this. On the other hand, if you're an aspiring hip-hop turntablist DJ, I find it highly unlikely that you'll be wearing a suit. So if you take that on board, your attire is very important. The other important part is camera angle. You've got to make sure that what you're talking about can be seen correctly. There's no point having the camera in the corner of a room and you trying to pinpoint a certain point on, for example, a turntable like this.

Now, I've done quite a few tutorials where I've done a bit of mixing, but what I've tried to do to make sure all the time is that if I'm, let's say, pointing at a certain part, the mixer, I will make sure the camera is looking at that point on the mixer. Also, digressing a little bit, but when you do point at a certain part of a certain product, not only point and show, but explain what that part is as well. There's no point saying, just turn this dial here. It could be any dial. Make sure you say it is the dial that turns the water on. Or, it's the dial... ...that stops the electricity from working. In this case, I'm now turning the mid pot or the mid dial on a DJ mixer. This is video number four. Check out the others, practice and enjoy the video.

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