It's finally happened - your work is being recognized and you're going to be filmed, recorded, televised, or have been asked to make a presentation. What on earth do you do now? How can you be prepared so you won't look and/or sound like an idiot?
Rose Rushbrooke has shared a number of wonderful tips on her website to help us successfully cope with these scenarios as well as links to other resources:
How to get ready for filming an interview at your home or studio - 9 Tips to Prepare for a Film Crew in Your Home - Rose Rushbrooke
http://roserushbrooke.com/article-film-crew.html
Checklist for Speaking in Public - or How to Give the Butterflies the Heave Ho - Rose Rushbrooke
http://roserushbrooke.com/article-speaking-checklist.html
Public Speaking: Tips for Television, Videotape and Videoconferencing - Tom Antion
http://roserushbrooke.com/article-tv-tips.html
Make the Most of Your Public Appearances - Alan Bamberger
http://roserushbrooke.com/article-public-appearances.html
To learn about Rose Rushbrooke and her work, please visit her website:
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