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How to present and persuade over a small screen

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DATE: 06 October, 2020

Ready for your close up? 

While we wait (and hope) for B2B communications to get back to F2F, the consensus is that virtual and video communications are here to stay in a big way. Which means it's time to put some effort into your onscreen game when you present.

The idea of ‘performing' onscreen can be unsettling for a lot of people – even for confident speakers, a camera can be kryptonite.

Whether you're Zooming in for the weekly WIP, taking part in a live panel or producing a pre-recorded keynote, here are 5 hot tips to reduce your stress and improve your performance next time you're presenting in front of a camera. 

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Barrie Seppings

Barrie Seppings is the Executive Creative Director of Splendid Group, the all-remote global communications agency that ensures B2B technology brands are better understood. He’s a writer, creative and strategist who naturally walks towards complexity while on the job, yet prefers the simplicity of surfing, motorbikes, photography and damn fine coffee irl.

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