Perfecting Posture
Among the most common faults of those facing the studio television camera is that of poor posture. Somer readers slouch back in their chairs, others–unable to sit squarely–thrust one shoulder forwards in a seemingly aggressive manner which also presents only one eye to the audience. Other readers are so nervous that they sit literally on the seat edge, or slump so round-shouldered that they fill only the bottom of the screen. Still more fidget. All of these habits are distractions. What the viewers want to see is you, the presenter, looking relaxed, confident and assured. Don’t let them spend time wondering what is wrong. They will not be able to concentrate on the important matters which you have to tell and show them, and ...
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