Being Influential at Work on Video
Being Influential at Work on Video
What you’ll learn
Skills you’ll gain
In today’s world, communicating with video has become increasingly important. Whether you're working remotely, collaborating with clients, or managing a distributed team, you're likely finding yourself on video or using video as a tool to share information much more often than you did in the past. In this course, creative director and production expert Noah Edelson reviews his tips for being influential on video. Noah covers the fundamentals of video, including the types of video technologies available and the tools offered within each of these. He then dives into the elements of a successful video performance and gives best practices for presenting information. He goes on to cover communication tactics for video and shares how to relay a message that resonates. Further, Noah reviews common formats of video communication and gives pro tips for each of these mediums. He concludes by sharing an overview of how to produce your content for maximum impact. Viewers of this course will walk away with a strong understanding of how they can maximize their messaging and influence others on video.
Syllabus
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Types of videos Video is used in several formats for several outcomes in the workplace. 4m
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Choosing your platform Differerent platforms have different video requirements, so being mindful of the platform you're presenting on is key. 3m
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Platform tools Breakout rooms, whiteboards, chat boxes, and more. 2m
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Setting the stage When you're on camera, think of yourself like you're delivering a performance. 3m
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Advanced production secrets There are many different tools that you can use to craft a compelling and impactful message for your audience. 2m
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Green screens Being that today's world is now largely remote, you might've considered investing in a green screen as a tool for being on screen at home. 1m
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Presentations that pop If you stumble in getting your information on screen, your message can become diluted or lost. 3m
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Intro to scripts When creating a presentation, the idea of using a script may seem daunting or unnecessary, but this doesn't have to be the case. 1m
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Defining your strategy There are many factors to consider when working to craft a message. 3m
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Formatting your script Different presentations can require different formats to effectively deliver a message. 2m
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Writing your script While script writing may feel tedious, it's a proven way for you to get your message down in black and white. 3m
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Rehearsing is key A surefire way to get comfortable with your presentation is to rehearse. 2m
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Participating in Zoom Participating live during a zoom meeting is one of the most common forms of video you'll encounter in today's world. 3m
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Zoom preparations Delivering a zoom presentation or webinar is a more formal structure where your participants have different accessibility. 3m
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Zoom presentations Presenting over a live video platform can be stressful. 3m
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Sales reels When communicating with your users, a great way to deliver a message is by using a sales reel. 3m
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Video promos A promo is a tool you can use to get your audience excited for something. 3m
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Teaching online Teaching a topic or skill is a fun way to engage with others and help them learn. 2m
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Job interviews Whether you're interviewing for a role or interviewing someone else for a role, it's important to put your best foot forward. 3m
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Live streams Live streaming is an immediate and effective way of connecting with clients, colleagues, and customers. 3m
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Preparing to film Ahead of filming, one final component of preparation is to address any potential issues before going on camera. 3m
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Ready, set, action! At a certain point, you've done all of the preparations you can do, and it's time to deliver. 3m
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Post production The show is over, but your work isn't quite done. 2m
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Getting the word out Once your message is ready to be shared, there are a few key tactics you can use to make sure it's heard loud and clear. 1m
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Time to engage Thanks for watching this course! 1m
Certificate
Certificate of Completion
Awarded upon successful completion of the course.
Instructor
Noah Edelson
p>Noah Edelson is an award winning Creative Director and Brand Strategist for the entertainment industry. His clients include, CBS, FOX, ABC, NBC, FX, Warner Bros, AMC, Nickelodeon, Comedy Central, Sony, and Telepictures, among others. As a Director he’s seen his short film "78” premiere at the Sundance Film festival, His writing credits include series for Nickelodeon and NBC. His feature screenplay, “Life $upport” won Best Comedy in the Creative World Writing Awards. He has also won awards for his teleplays, short stories, and poetry. He is author of “Cooperstown Dreams” a book of children’s poetry, and a contributing author to Chicken Soup for the Pre-Teen Soul. With a philosophy rooted in building creative teams through clear communication, his production company, Mighty Oak Media, Inc. continues to collaborate with marketing and promotion departments to create targeted, branded content for Broadcast, Cable, and Online. He applies his branding and marketing techniques to invent and produce new content across various other industries, including the financial and investment sectors.
Noah Edelson
Freelance Consultant and Former Creative Director
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