2 hacks to read a script while looking into the camera

I finally reveal my SECRET: How do you read a script and look at the camera?

I recommend scripting or outlining a YouTube video to get a better structure that holds the viewers attention.
Improve your presentation skills in English with a video script and not teleprompter.

Once you wrote a script for a YouTube video, how do you deliver the content without memorizing the whole thing?
How to read a script naturally on camera for a YouTube video without a teleprompter.

I'll share my secrets with you in this video:
-why it's more effective to script the video, than outlining
-why teleprompters seem a good solution, but not always are
-a super affective workflow for informational videos and and timesaver shortcuts for tutorials

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💡 TOPICS IN THIS VIDEO 💡
• how to read a script without a teleprompter
• how to read a script on camera naturally
• how do you read a script on video
• how to naturally read a video script on camera
• should i use a teleprompter?
• how to read a script while looking into the camera
• How do you read a script and look at the camera?
• How do you read words on a camera?
• How do you read a script and look at the camera?

★ TABLE OF CONTENTS ★
• 0:00 first method
• 1:24 downsides to first method
• 3:44 second method

[socialvideoplaza]

templates of video scripts (and examples) on my website:

[SDXStudio]

I've been using your method for a while, but I always become overwhelmed. I ended up building my own teleprompter using a tablet style laptop, and while it lacks some of the convenient features (like a remote- I have to manually scroll it) it still works pretty good for me. Thank you for making this video with your breakdown I might try the second method again and see how I do !

[gosiastylistuk]

I can't wait to get to the point when I can finally remember 2 or 3 sentences from my own script 😂

[aesopenglish]

The simple ideas are always the best! Fantastic!

[lordownanglo]

Great video thanks for the tips, trying to get better at this aspect of my videos. Just what I needed

[VirgilNooitmeer]

Thanks voor je tips, heeft me geholpen. Be blessed 👊🏼

[myshowpodcast]

Thanks for this! I just started my channel and this will definitely come in handy!

[loveyourchichos]

what a genius tip with the script numbering!!

[councils_corner]

Very helpful video. Thanks for sharing!

[RosPlace]

Fab video! Starting by numbering my sales page script. Really helpful - thank you!

[TipsyGoat]

Bedankt baas! Helped a lot, the numbering is quite smart

[sirsempoi]

This is very useful brother! Thank you very much! 🎉

[Universe_Energy]

i just started, i see you're speaking the same language as me, dus ik wil je bedanken voor deze video :)

[glenhead]

Thank you SOOOO much for including the link to your raw footage... it was a real eye-opener to someone just starting out!

[gamerhales]

I'm new here and love how organized you are! This was super informative - especially your tip about numbering the scenes to save time later as well as noting which takes were good or not!! Ty :)

[pocketzeusmedia]

Thanks so much this was really helpful!

[X_The_Android]

Numbering clusters of sentences also helps with remembering wgat to say.

Thank you!

[treytracytravel]

This is great info and easy to understand! Thank you! I'm working on getting more comfortable on video and would prefer not to use a teleprompter. I'm glad to hear you have to do retakes. Ha. Quick question: When you are in between scenes reading the script and such, are you still recording so you have one long file to work with or do you stop the recording and break up into a bunch of smaller files to edit?

[Seguereason]

Glad to hear that you have to do a lot of retakes. I’m not the only one then!

[KevinHalloran]

fantastic video. How does editing compare between the two?