GAIN CONFIDENCE ON CAMERA

For Job Seekers

Are you ready to land your dream job?

You may already be experienced on camera. But experience does not automatically mean you are coming across clearly, confidently, or convincingly in an interview.

If you have been interviewing for weeks or months without an offer, it is worth considering this:

It may not be what you are saying. It may be how you are showing up on screen.

Being on camera often does not mean doing it well.

This is not a personal failure.
It is a skill gap. And skill gaps can be closed.

Why this matters more than most candidates realize

Over 80% of first and second round job interviews are held online.
Often, you have only seconds to make a strong first impression.

Sometimes there is not even a live person.
Just a prompt. One recording. One chance to get it right.

When your on-camera presence is not optimized, strong candidates get passed over for reasons they never see or hear.

Interested? Send us an Email!

What changes when you do this well

Strong on-camera presence helps hiring managers quickly see that you are:

  • professional

  • confident

  • credible

These signals form within seconds, especially during introductions.

When your presence is optimized, your experience, intelligence, and personality are no longer muted or overlooked.

You stand out.
You feel grounded.
You convert interviews into offers.

Stock photo of a woman working on her laptop computer and holding a cup of coffee

“Class was very accessible, and I learned quite a bit. Stefanie and Tara's approach is gentle, which is great, because people, especially women, often feel self-conscious on Zoom. This class definitely made me feel more confident!”

Carissa D. | Chicago, IL

Matt Small, a middle-aged man in a long sleeved shirt, stands with his arms crossed and looks straight into camera with a smile in support of the "Gain Confidence on Camera" class.

“I wasn't sure I needed this class initially, but I'm so glad I did it anyway. They got into way more detail than I ever thought about and I feel more aware of how to set myself up on camera now. Thanks!”

Matt S. | San Francisco, CA

Vicky Brown-Ravano is an older woman with chin length wavy white hair. She wears a royal blue zippered sweater and smiles, looking just off camera, for her headshot image that supports her enthusiasm for "Gain Confidence on Camera".

“Stefanie and Tara taught me valuable lessons and instilled confidence in me!”

Vicky B. | San Francisco, CA

This class is for you if:

  • You are new to the job market or returning after time away

  • You have not interviewed in years

  • You feel unsure about tech, setup, or what looks professional

  • You have been interviewing repeatedly without converting to offers

If any of this sounds familiar, you are not behind.
You are simply missing training most people never receive.

What you will learn

In this 90-minute live Zoom class, trainers Stefanie Small and Tara Blau Smollen bring 60 years of combined on-camera, interview, and performance experience to help you:

  • manage nerves so confidence reads clearly on camera

  • set up your camera, lighting, and screen correctly

  • understand online interview etiquette and expectations

  • avoid common on-camera missteps that cost candidates opportunities

  • present yourself in a way that feels natural, professional, and trustworthy

No extra gear required.

Following class, you will receive a digital course book with tech cheat sheets, checklists, and video trainings.

Email us now and we'll let you know about the next class!

A final note

We cannot write your resume for you.
But we can help ensure your interviews finally convert into offers, not just more rounds.

This is not about being better on Zoom.
It is about being understood, remembered, and trusted through a screen.

Email us now to learn about the next class.

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FAQs

  • Pretty much! Over 80% of the first and second round job interviews are now done over the computer. Sometimes there’s not even a person on the other end…it’s just a prompt on screen and you’re expected to record your answer.

  • You can reduce your nerves before appearing on camera with some strategic prep and practice. We’ll go over it in class so you feel confident and at ease going into your next interview.

  • No problem. You really don’t need any extra gear for an online interview. You need some basic training about how to use the format to your advantage. We’ve got you covered.

  • It is! The skills we teach and tech we go over are applicable to everyone, no matter what they are preparing for. Do you go live on social media (IG, FB, LI, YouTube)? Do you teach online classes? Are you remotely presenting at a conference? Your confidence and comfortability with being on camera is a necessity for success. Join us!