How To Prepare For Your First Corporate Video Production

Hey there,

First things first – don't worry! We totally get it – most of our clients have never done a video interview before, so it's totally normal to feel a little stressed or uncomfortable.
But don't fret, we're here to help you out and make this process as stress-free and fun as possible!

Use gestures: Use natural gestures to help emphasize your message. This can help you feel more comfortable and engaged.
Dress appropriately: Dress in clothing that is comfortable and appropriate for the shoot. You want to feel confident and at ease in your outfit.
Focus on the message: Remember that the focus is on the message you are delivering. Try not to worry too much about how you look or sound on camera.
Take breaks if needed: If you're feeling nervous or overwhelmed, don't be afraid to take a break. Take a few deep breaths, stretch your body, or grab a drink of water.

Practice beforehand: Take some time to practice what you want to say before the shoot. This will help you feel more confident and prepared.
Speak clearly and slowly: It's important to speak clearly and slowly so that your message can be understood. Take your time and try not to rush your words.
Smile and be natural: Smile and try to be natural on camera. Pretend like you're talking to a friend instead of a camera.

Remember to complete your sentences and avoid trailing off. The editing is smoother when there are complete thoughts and less “umms” and “ahhs”.
Do not look at the camera, pretend that it's just not there. You are having a conversation with the interviewer.
Relax! And know that your video will be edited after all.

Dress appropriately: Choose clothing that is appropriate for the purpose of the video shoot.

Consider the colors and patterns: Solid colors and simple patterns work best on camera. Avoid bright colors and bold patterns that can be distracting. Branded clothing is an ideal option for the team.

Pay attention to the fit: Make sure that your clothing fits well and is comfortable to wear. You don't want to be fidgeting or adjusting your clothing during the shoot.

Avoid noisy accessories: Avoid wearing noisy jewelry or accessories that can be distracting on camera.

Dress for the location: Consider the location and environment of the shoot when choosing your outfit. For example, if you're shooting outdoors, make sure to dress appropriately for the weather.

Coordinate with the rest of the team: If you are part of a team, consider coordinating your outfits to create a cohesive look on camera.