4 tips for looking camera-ready for webcam
For those of you who want to show your best self on your next video conference, do check out these tips:
- Background
- Be aware of what’s behind you. (Make sure dirty dishes aren’t part of your virtual office backdrop.) A background of bookshelves, pictures and other personal touches is perfectly fine.
- Be aware of what’s behind you. (Make sure dirty dishes aren’t part of your virtual office backdrop.) A background of bookshelves, pictures and other personal touches is perfectly fine.
- Eye level
- Raise your computer or phone so the camera is the same height as your eyes.
- Raise your computer or phone so the camera is the same height as your eyes.
- Eye line
- Remember to look into the camera, especially when speaking – just like you’d look at someone during an in-person conversation. It shows everyone you’re interested and engaged.
- Remember to look into the camera, especially when speaking – just like you’d look at someone during an in-person conversation. It shows everyone you’re interested and engaged.
- Outfit
- Stay away from patterns, including plaids. They tend to “dance” on camera
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