Body Language and Facial Expressions

Best Practice :: Fundamental

Feel free to move and gesture as you address the camera. Research has demonstrated a direct relationship between gesture and:

• expressiveness in others areas of your face and body
• variety in your voice, and
• your ability to recall information.

When you move, everything else seems to work better, including your brain. And studies have found that expressive people are generally more liked and trusted.

Watch yourself with the sound turned down. Detect emotional shifts in your message through changes in your face? If your gesture is not animated enough to compel you to turn up the sound and hear what¹s being said, chances are you can be ... and should be ... moving more.

Body Language and Facial Expressions: