Short-Video Plan for People Who Dislike the Camera
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Plan short videos for someone who dislikes being on camera. My business and message: [BUSINESS_MESSAGE]. Equipment: [EQUIPMENT]. Time per week: [TIME]. Offer six formats that need little or no face time: hands-only demonstrations, voiceover with screen recordings, text-on-video tips, photo slideshows, interview clips with someone else, and process time-lapses. For each give a script outline, a 30-second structure, and a filming tip. Create a four-week plan with two videos a week, a batching schedule, and captions for accessibility. Include a gradual comfort plan for appearing on camera, if I want to, and a note on music and image rights: use only licensed or original material [VERIFY]. Suggest how to evaluate the first month. Also add a simple equipment and lighting checklist, a template for writing a 30-second script, and a method for tracking which formats get replies. Include a short list of five video ideas for my own business drawn from the facts I provide, each with a one-sentence script, so that I can start filming this week.
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