Why You Sound Awkward on Camera (And How to Fix It)
You know your stuff. You present in court. You lead meetings. You negotiate deals.
So why does speaking on camera feel so… uncomfortable?
The truth is, even the most confident professionals sound unnatural when reading from a teleprompter because no one teaches you how to use one correctly.
The result?
You sound stiff, robotic, or overly formal.
Your natural confidence disappears.
You don’t come across as the expert you truly are.
But the good news?
These are simple mistakes with even simpler fixes.
Teleprompters don’t have to make you sound stiff or unnatural. With these quick fixes, you’ll deliver your message with clarity, confidence, and ease—without the robotic delivery.
Get the Free Guide →Inside This Free Guide, You’ll Discover:
- ☑️ The 5 biggest teleprompter mistakes professionals make (and why they happen)
- ☑️ How these issues undermine your credibility—and how to fix them
- ☑️ Simple strategies to own the screen just like you own the room
- ☑️ Practical tips for delivering client videos, media interviews, and virtual presentations with confidence
Whether you’re building thought leadership, strengthening your firm’s visibility, or communicating with clients on video, your presence matters.
Download your free copy now and start showing up like the expert you are.
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Hi, I’m Kerry—Let’s Get You Camera-Ready!
I’m an Emmy Award-winning broadcaster turned on-camera coach. I help lawyers, executives, and high-level professionals master their video presence so they can speak with confidence whether they’re on Zoom, leading a conference, or appearing in the media.
I know how it feels. You’ve spent your career mastering persuasive communication in person—but video? That’s a different challenge. And if you’re not showing up confidently on screen, you’re leaving opportunities on the table.
Whether you’re looking to attract new clients, build thought leadership, or amplify your influence, your on-camera delivery matters. And the good news? It’s a skill you can master.
This guide is your first step. Let’s make sure your expertise is seen, heard, and trusted just as it should be.
