It's not vanity when it comes to prepping for the camera. Your professional business appearance lends credibility and trust to your message.

Do you keep the line open to your inner voice, to help you find your true path? No? Well, it might be worth a try.

Remember Venn diagrams? The intersection where separate groups find common ground? Hint: that's where you'll find your greatest strengths.

Should we sit or stand when we're talking to the camera? Physicality matters when we're making videos. Here are a few things to think about.

Games can teach us a thing or two ... or ten. Even good ol' Solitaire has lessons for life in business that are played out in every hand.

Speaking in public - even in a video - strikes fear in many hearts. Fortunately, there are some simple things you can do to alleviate it.

Bad news? Maybe it's really a blessing in disguise that allows you to focus on something far more important and to draw on your reserves.

Mistakes. Bad judgment. Poor attitude. Here's a truthful, but humorous, look at the foibles in voice over.

Most of us aren't sure how to use our hands when we're presenting. How much gesturing or stillness is appropriate? Especially on camera.

Bloopers. Gotchas. Mind-numbing reality checks. Yeah, Murphy will keep you on your toes. And maybe your knees. Here's a lighthearted look.

Is your next door neighbor a secret superhero? Nah, more likely just a voiceover superstar in disguise instead. Here's how to flush him out.

Are you a voice actor who's interested in film & TV? Here's how to start. And be sure to check out my webinar on Sept. 20 for more info!

Double down on your acting skills and expand from voice over into acting on camera for film, TV, commercials, and industrials. Here's how.

You've heard "form follows function?" Same thing with business videos. Fit the delivery style to your video's purpose for maximum impact.