Video Production Tip: Outside Light
For video production, try to prevent your location’s light from limiting you.
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Employee Communications: Do You Hear Me?
“What are words for? When no one listens anymore.” The early 1980s song “Words” from Missing Persons aptly sums up today’s growing epidemic: the lost art of listening. Listening is a powerful communication skill and it’s on the decline. From the dinner table to the conference room table, people are tuning out loved ones and coworkers.
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Media Training: Charles Barkley Commits Foul
When sharing strong opinions with the media, avoid generalizations that place everyone under the same roof.
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Crisis Communications: NFL Must Improve Offense
The NFL’s public relations strategy must not be one-dimensional.
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Media Training: Watch And Learn From Carney & McCain
Don’t let reporters or others interrupt you.
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Media Training: Prepare For 15 Data Breach Questions
If cybercriminals strike your company, prepare for the following questions from the media:
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Video Production: What Are They Watching?
Two people watch themselves on the camera’s LCD screen while Keith looks through the viewfinder.
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Are You Too Polished For Video Production?
Experience shows us some of the most frequent public speakers sometimes appear too polished. Their sound bites are excellent, but at times seem rehearsed as if someone is reciting lines they’ve delivered many times before.
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Video Production: Should You Shoot More Interviews?
Do you shoot additional interviews simply because they are available?
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