The 3 E’s

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Build connection by looking at the camera so people feel like you are looking directly at them (even if you aren’t).

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<aside> <img src="/icons/microphone_purple.svg" alt="/icons/microphone_purple.svg" width="40px" /> EMOTION


People hear the sound of your voice before they hear the words you say.

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The camera steals your energy, so you come off more dull or flat than your actual energy level.

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Using a Virtual Camera

Add graphics to your video during live calls using software.

Instead of choosing your usual camera, add the “virtual camera” that shows up in your list of cameras once you install your software of choice.

Software Options

OBS

Free, open-source software with a bit of a learning curve.

Camo

Free & paid option good for starting simple with a logo, name or title.

Ecamm Live

Paid, Mac-only software that David & Cat use. Requires the Pro Plan.

mmhmm

Free & paid option that makes it easy to add slides with a single upload.

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Check out Cat’s YouTube channel, including recent tutorials for Camo, mmhmm & Ecamm Live.

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<aside> <img src="/icons/document_purple.svg" alt="/icons/document_purple.svg" width="40px" /> Setting Up a Virtual Camera Guide

Download the free guide to help you get started setting up OBS or Ecamm Live.

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<aside> <img src="/icons/document_purple.svg" alt="/icons/document_purple.svg" width="40px" /> Virtual Camera for Beginners Workshop

If you want some extra guidance to get started using a virtual camera, consider the Virtual Camera for Beginners Workshop recording, which includes 18 graphics.

Use code VC4B10 at checkout to save $10.

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