The 3 Things That Finally Made Me Comfortable on Camera

When I first started recording videos, I used to take the elevator up to the roof of my building so nobody would see me. That included my husband. He’d come up to check on me and I’d yell at him to go away. I genuinely hated being on camera.

So if filming yourself feels awful, you’re not broken and you’re not “just not a camera person.” Agents got this idea that people who are good on camera were born that way. They weren’t. There were three specific things I did to get there, and I watch them work for agent after agent.

You already know how to talk. You can hold a 40-minute listing appointment with no notes. The only new part is doing it into a phone. And polished, the thing this industry trained you to be, is exactly what doesn’t work on video anymore.

In this episode, I’m showing you how I went from hiding on a rooftop to filming all day without thinking about it. What to record, why you need to stop watching yourself back, and the trap that keeps agents “preparing” to film instead of ever filming.

Every week you wait is a week your competition gets more comfortable than you. Stop getting ready to do the thing. Start doing the thing.

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