You can know every video trend for 2026 and still struggle to hold attention on camera. Why? Because what makes video work isn’t polish, platforms, or AI tools—it’s delivery. In this article, I unpack the practical speaking shifts that make videos easier to watch, easier to trust, and far more effective for building credibility and leads.

In 2026, video success has less to do with polish, platforms, or production value, and everything to do with how you show up on camera. As video becomes the first point of trust for audiences, speaking delivery, presence, and authenticity now drive attention and leads. This guide breaks down the top video trends shaping 2026 and what actually makes video work.

Holiday photos don’t require perfect poses—just presence. In this actor-approved guide, discover how to look confident, natural, and genuinely you in photos (and on camera), without overthinking every smile or angle.

What playing a murder victim taught me about showing up alive on camera. Authenticity beats perfection every time — in acting, business, and life. Here’s how being “real” (even while playing dead) helps you connect more deeply with your audience.

Most of us have more than one speaking style, but only one will truly connect in the moment. From conversational to authoritative (and everything in between), the style you choose can make the difference between an audience that tunes out and one that leans in.

Not sure what to wear on camera? Your wardrobe choices can make or break your video presence. The right colors and styles frame your credibility, keep the focus on your message, and help you look confident and professional. In this blog, you’ll discover the essential do’s and don’ts of dressing for video so you avoid distractions, boost your presence, and make a strong first impression.

Want to show up with more confidence and authenticity on camera? Take a cue from how an actor booked a national TV commercial—with tips you can apply to every video, pitch, or presentation you give.

Ever feel awkward staring into your webcam? You're not alone. From solo videos to interviews and green screens, this post demystifies where to look on camera—and why it matters. Whether you're recording a business pitch or joining a panel discussion, your eyes are the key to making a real connection. Let’s make sure your audience sees the real, confident you.

Struggling to feel confident on camera? You’re not alone—and you’re not doomed! Here are the top reasons people feel awkward or anxious on video - and the simple fixes to help you show up naturally, speak with ease, and connect authentically. Whether you’re recording a promo, leading a webinar, or just trying to not cringe at your playback, this one’s for you.

In a world dominated by self-tapes and home studios, this post explores why in-person voiceover sessions and live auditions still matter — for creativity, connection, and the kind of magic that only happens when people share a room.

Struggle with hand gestures on video or in live appearances? Small can appear huge on screen, and restless hands or lots of gesturing can overwhelm your message. Keep attention where it needs to be: on YOU. Learn how to use body language naturally and confidently on camera with this guide for speakers and professionals.

If you dread appearing on camera, you're not alone. Here's what can be done about it - it's easier than you might think! Plus, a free one-hour webinar that gives you 5 practical, useable strategies that you can begin using right away to show up authentically and impactfully on camera for videos, Zoom calls, and presentations.

Step outside conventionality to truly stand out and grow your business. A few tips from the entertainment world could do the trick! Here are 9 lessons gleaned from the experience of a screen actor and applied to the business world.

Match the speed of your speaking style to your content and audience. Better yet, mix it up! Here's how to do it well.

Your business headshot needs to reflect the real, authentic YOU. Follow these steps for photos that capture your personality and style.

Size matters when it comes to speaking on camera! Your camera frame, that is. Get the do's and don'ts so you can work the camera like a pro.

Doritos is known for its wildly funny commercials, especially during the Super Bowl. Here's what it's like to be a part of creating one.

Have you noticed far fewer new TV shows and movies? Yup, the industry has really slowed down. Here's why.

How's the sound quality on your videos? If it's less than stellar, here are some easy, practical, inexpensive suggestions you can apply now.

Use natural light to your best advantage when you're shooting your video. Outdoors or inside with a window - make the most of what you have.

Ever wonder how actors come up with some of the most memorable characters? Hint: we draw from all the crazy people around us!

Want to get better on video? Or learn what it's like being a professional actor (or how to get into the business yourself!). Then listen in!

Ageism, moving from a corporate to creative career, Atlanta hotspots, and a nod to what our kids can teach us. All in this recent interview.

Merge the best of the entertainment and business worlds for insights on how to become a successful, dynamic online speaker.