What is often overlooked, however, is that there is a proper technique for using a teleprompter. It’s relatively simple. The idea is that you use the teleprompter for reference but look past the reflection into the actual lens of the camera when you know what you are supposed to say and also break eye contact occasionally (like you would in a good conversation). This can only happen when you know the script well and know what is important to tell the audience. It also helps to have practice and feel comfortable in a teleprompter situation. When used correctly, the teleprompter seamlessly keeps you on script, on-time, and is not noticeable to the audience. It can significantly decrease the time required for a video shoot and also make the editors’ job easier since you are more likely to be on script.
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