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In this article I’ll show you how to can improve your YouTube presentation skills.

In fact, I’m sharing 15 tips that have helped over 580 of my real-world clients and thousands of my online students. Enabling them to speak with confidence and clarity when previously they thought, “ I can’t speak on camera “.

Almost all these tips will cost you nothing. But when you apply them, they will bring you actual results.

So, let’s get started.

The most common reason for people not making videos is that they are nervous about turning the camera on themselves. It’s a frequent problem. And it’s easy to convince yourself that you can’t speak on camera.

That’s why I have 15 strategies to calm your anxiety in front of the lens to improve your YouTube presentation skills. At the end of the article, I also have a video that features many of the video presentation tips I will be talking about.

In a Hurry? Click on any of the items in the following list to go directly to that tip.

• Be prepared and know your subject .
• Use a teleprompter .
• Keep things as normal and familiar as possible.
• Slow down. Don’t rush to try to get to the end quickly.
• Avoid strenuous exercise immediately before filming.
• Do one or two stretches and warm-up exercises to loosen up your shoulder and neck muscles.
• Don’t worry about being judged. Ignore haters and embrace your fans.
• Imagine that you are speaking to a friend who is behind the camera.
• Use the chocolate bar method of filming. Record one chunk at a time and you’ll soon finish it all .
• Practice and familiarize yourself with the script before recording.
• Don’t try to be a TV presenter, just be yourself.
• Make changes to the script to make it your own.
• Comfortable clothing will help make you feel less awkward.
• Get a friend to join you in front of the camera.
• Accept that you don’t need to be perfect.  

Table of Contents

1. Be prepared and know your subject

The first and the most important tip of all is to know your stuff.

If it is your area of expertise, you may not need to do as much preparation. But if the topic is less familiar to you, make sure you brush up on the subject so that you can speak confidently and not worry that you can’t speak on camera.

Whether you are an expert in the field or a relative novice, always prepare a bullet list of what you want to say.

It does not always have to be a written list; it could just be a mental note to yourself. But I prefer to work with a physical list placed close to the camera lens.

The bullet list is a kind of security blanket, allowing you to calm your presentation nerves. You will know that you will cover all the necessary points and in the correct order.

The list assures you that the structure of the video is as you intended rather than in the order you remembered the points.

Knowing that you are on top of your subject matter and properly prepared will give you confidence in front of the camera.

If instead, you are unprepared and you know you are going to have to fill your video with fluff and repetition, subconsciously that will make you feel uncomfortable and nervous.

So, prepare, know your stuff, and give your viewer value with the quality of your content. Adopting that approach will help calm your nerves in front of the camera. This really will help you with your YouTube presentation skills

2. Use a teleprompter

A written script is a step up from a bullet list. It is a huge help if you find it difficult to speak unprompted or if you need to use precise technical words or phrases.

It can be stressful trying to remember your lines, but a teleprompter makes the process a lot easier.

You could go down the route of getting a professional teleprompter with a beam splitter, but it really isn’t necessary.

Provided you have at least 6.5ft (2m) between you and the camera, you can use a teleprompter app on an iPad.

Place the iPad next to or above the camera lens and at 6ft or more. At that distance, no one will notice you’re not looking directly into the lens.

Download a teleprompter app that is either voice-activated or has a remote control. This will ensure you will be less stressed.

With this kind of teleprompter, you won’t have to worry about keeping up or running out of words.

If you feel you can’t speak on camera, getting a teleprompter will go a long way to change your mind.

3. Keep things as normal as possible

Making videos may be a whole new world to you. But if you can keep things as normal as possible, you’ll find it a whole lot less stressful.

In other words, rather than stepping into an alien world of video production, try and bring video into your world.

Shoot your video in your office or lounge.

If possible, avoid lots of fancy lights that can be distracting and off-putting.

Choose clothing and makeup that you would normally wear. It will help normalize the situation.

Little things can make you feel a lot more comfortable. So, take time to incorporate them into your preparation for the shoot if you want to up your YouTube presentation skills.

4. Slow down

One huge giveaway that you’re nervous is speaking quickly, or at least quicker than normal.

Behind the break-neck pace is the thought that the quicker you go, the sooner you’ll be finished.

The faster you got, the more likely you will stumble over your own words.

So don’t do it.

Keeping the pace relaxed will make it easier for you to get the script right. Plus, your audience will also find it easier to follow what you’re saying.

So, before you start, close your eyes, and take a couple of deep breaths. Now open your eyes and look up into the lens of the camera. You’ll be more relaxed and can start speaking calmly and at a measured pace.

5. Don’t overexert yourself before filming

If you’re still worried that you can’t speak on camera, my fourth tip is not to overexert yourself just before filming.

Your pulse rate, respiration, and perspiration will be elevated after strenuous exercise. None of which will help you relax.

You’ll be conscious of heavy breathing, being flushed and perspiring and you won’t be able to appear calm in front of the camera.

If you are in that state take a few minutes to relax, cool down, and get yourself looking good.

Only then should you roll the camera.

6. Do a few warm-up exercises

Strenuous exercise is out of the question, but you can do some light warm-up exercises.

A few stretches will help you relax.

Rotate your shoulders and neck to loosen up.

Then try some breathing exercises. Close your eyes and breathe in and out slowly, concentrating on the rise and fall. Don’t try rapid breathing, you’re not trying to hyperventilate.

7. Don’t worry about being judged

You may be getting anxious because you think your viewers will judge you. I would like to say that they won’t, but they will.

The way you look, sound and dress will be noticed. It’s going to happen whatever you do, and there’s nothing you can do about it. So, if you can’t do anything to prevent it, don’t even worry about it. Just try and get over it.

Most of your viewers are not going to be judgemental. They’re watching because they want to hear what you have to say, whether it’s to learn from you or be entertained by you.

So, if someone makes a negative comment, don’t get anxious.

You’re never going to please everyone.

Develop a thick skin and accept that some people will hate you. Then embrace the viewers who love you because they WILL want to hear from you.

You will never please everyone, so don’t try. If you do, try to please everyone you’ll become bland and boring. You’ll no longer be the remarkable voice that you are.

So, chill. Relax. Be yourself. Your fans will love you for it.

8. Imagine you’re speaking to a friend

I’ll admit it. When I first had to speak at a seminar it was a little bit daunting.

So, I can understand that the thought of speaking to a large video audience can be scary.

Instead of thinking that you’re talking to a huge video audience, imagine you’re speaking to an individual behind the camera.

Better still. Imagine the individual is a friend, and you’re explaining something.

That’s a much less stressful situation than imagining you are talking to a huge crowd. After all, you have conversations every day without getting stressed. So, you CAN do it in front of a camera.

The truth is that it’s easier than real-world conversations. If you make a mistake in front of the camera you can stop and start again.

9. Use the chocolate bar method of filming

The more complicated you make the video shoot the more worried you will become.

So keep it super simple.

For instance, don’t give yourself too much to remember, whether that be what you have to say or do.

This especially applies to your first few videos where you are just learning how to do the basics.

Your video is likely to be at least a minute or two long. That can seem like forever and intimidate you into not starting.

But what if your video was just 10sec long?

I bet you could manage to record something as short as 10sec.

Now, if you can do a 10sec video, you can do a minute, five-minute, or ten-minute video. Moreover, it wouldn’t be any more stressful than doing a short 10sec video.

I know. You’re thinking, how’s that possible ?

It’s quite simple and relies on the fact that viewers, unlike traditional video professionals, don’t care about jump cuts. That’s where you seem to shift position between lines.

So, break up your script into short 5 or 10sec sections, that’s about 12 – 25 words respectively. Then record your video one section at a time or one chunk at a time.

You’ll feel a lot less anxious knowing there are just one or two lines to record at a time. That removes the pressure of thinking you must get to the end of a long script and be word perfect.

Record your script as short paragraphs or even phrases.

I call it the Chocolate Bar method of filmmaking.

You bite off one chunk at a time and you’ll get it all finished in no time.

When you come to edit your footage just cut the sections together.

Sure, there will be small jumps in your position, but your audience won’t care. It’s your amazing content they want, not Hollywood production values.

Record in short chunks and relax. It’s just like eating chocolate.

10. Practice and familiarize yourself with the script

We worry if the future is uncertain but feel happy and relaxed if we know what’s coming next. It’s the same when you’re presenting your videos.

Because you’re unsure of what’s coming up that gets you anxious. The greater your anxiety the more likely you’ll make a mistake and convince yourself that you can’t present your YouTube video.

The obvious answer is to read your script in advance.

Don’t read it in your head, read it aloud. You’ll understand where you need to slow down, where to add emphasis and what you need to stress.

You’re not trying to learn your lines; you just need to know what to anticipate. Consequently, you will feel more relaxed and present the script, so it sounds more natural.

Having had a practice, you will feel much more confident when the camera starts to roll.

11. Just be yourself

You’re not a TV presenter, so don’t try and be a fake one.

Some of your audience may even know you and think it’s weird if you put on a completely different persona.

Pretending to be someone you are not takes acting skill. Unless you’re an actor make it as easy for yourself as possible.

Just be yourself.

You know how to do that, so you’ll find presenting is much easier and you’ll be less awkward in front of the camera.

12. Mark up the script and make it your own

Make the script your own, especially if someone else has written it for you.

This is a YouTube presentation skill that’s about reading someone else’s words making them your own.

Adjust the words and phrasing so it sounds natural to you.

Speaking in ‘your own voice’ will seem easier and be more comfortable while presenting to camera.

Don’t include words that you wouldn’t normally use. It won’t sound like you and you’ll feel awkward and uncomfortable speaking that way.

So, make slight changes to the script to keep your performance natural and real.

13. Comfortable clothing with make you feel less awkward

This is one of those YouTube presentation skills that’s about making sure you feel comfortable.

Choose clothing that you feel comfortable in. Clothing that makes you feel good and confident.

If you feel awkward wearing a jacket collar and tie, that will show through, and you’ll appear awkward on-screen.

So, wear what you feel comfortable in to help dispel your anxiety.

14. Get a friend to help boost your YouTube presentation skills

You’ve probably heard the saying, ‘there’s strength in numbers’. Well, it can apply to your performance in front of the camera.

If feeling nervous about filming is a problem, remember that a problem shared is a problem halved.

What’s that?

Invite a friend to join you in the video. Do the video with a co-presenter or even as an interview.

If you decide to work with a co-presenter, it’s easy to get out of situations when you feel yourself drying up. If you feel stuck for what to say next, hand over to your partner. Do it in a natural way rather than just stopping though .

You could ask them for their opinion about what you just said or ask them if they have anything to add. There are many ways of handing over to your co-presenter. You could even ask them what’s coming up next.

Just like a script or cue cards are a safety net for you, having a co-presenter can work in the same way. If necessary, they ca n pick up the narrative while you get a chance to consider what to say next.

With a co-presenter, you don’t have to work to a fixed script.

The video could be recorded as a kind of conversation between the two of you. Each of you contributing your opinions on the topic you’re covering.

Or you could get your friend to interview you. Whether it’s a conversation or interview it will be easy to talk or answer questions because you know your subject.

Another advantage of working with someone else is that if either of you starts to ramble, the other is there to bring the conversation back to the topic of the piece and drive the video forward.

You will also potentially come up with more ideas for videos and how to do them if you work with another presenter. You can bounce ideas off each other and constructively criticize each other. It’s a fast track to boosting those YouTube presentation skills.

15. Accept that you’re not perfect

Finally, my fifteenth tip to improve your YouTube presentations skills is to allow yourself to be imperfect. Allow yourself to make mistakes.

By accepting that you don’t have to be perfect, you will make fewer mistakes. It may sound strange, but the acceptance of imperfection lifts a huge burden from your shoulders. You can then get on with presenting the video without it turning into a terrifying experience.

If you insist on getting everything right, you will keep stopping and become frustrated by every tiny mistake. In the past I even found myself stopping mid-sentence because in my head I thought I was about to make a mistake.

Incidentally, what you think is a mistake will often go unnoticed by your audience. As creators, we care about every detail. But the audience is not as critical as us. Furthermore, they aren’t looking for your mistakes. What they really want is your content, that’s what matters to them.

So just do your best, ignore any stumbles, and keep going. Knowing you can carry on will keep you calm, relaxed, and more productive. Being natural and real will be easier for you and your viewers will appreciate it.

Watch my video to help with YouTube presentation skills

As I mentioned at the start of the article, I’ve also recorded a video about improving your YouTube presentation skills and calming your presentation nerves.

Tosh Lubek runs an audio and video production business in the UK and has been using the Canon EOS R since it was released in the Autumn of 2018 and the Canon EOS R6 in 2020. He has used both cameras to shoot TV commercials broadcast on Sky TV, promotional business videos, videos of events and functions, and YouTube creator content. He has also won several international awards for his advertising and promotional work. You can meet him by visiting his “video booth” at HashTag Business Events across the country.

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How to Create a YouTube Video with PowerPoint

Few people nowadays have the patience or willingness to sit through multiple slide presentations. Online videos, on the other hand, are a powerful means to build user engagement in an era of lower attention spans. As long as the videos look professional, your audience will pay attention to whatever you have to say.

Follow these simple steps to convert your hard work that went in to creating a PowerPoint into an accessible and compact YouTube video.

Also read: 4 Free Online Tools to Add a Censor Bleep to Your YouTube Videos

Step 1: Clean Up Your Slides

If you want to give a professional finish to the video, try breathing life into the slides first.

Open the file with PowerPoint 2010 and click “View,” followed by “Slide Master,” to apply uniformity in alignment, bullets, fonts and spacing. After saving the Master template, go to “Slide Sorter” view and apply a minimalist, standard design. You can use an academic or corporate template as long as it’s minimal and clean.

Too much text in a slide will disrupt the attention span of the typical YouTube viewer. Get rid of bullet lists, fancy animations, flowcharts and tables. If you previously used a slide to describe something complex, break it down into easily digestible ideas spread across multiple slides.

Use screenshots and full-slide, high-resolution images to fill up your new presentation. PowerPoint 2010 allows you to insert online pictures with a Creative Commons license and from the Bing search engine.

You can also use the “Pictures with Captions” layout along with “Design Ideas” to create a robust background for video frames. Use free stock images for new picture ideas.

Also read: 14 Useful PowerPoint Templates to Set Up a Digital Planner

Step 2: Insert Audio

Background narration is the most important component of a high-quality YouTube video. You can download royalty-free music , but the best YouTube videos always come with speaker narration. Go to “Insert,” followed by “Audio,” where PowerPoint allows you to record your own voice for each slide.

There’s a chance you aren’t getting a very high-quality audio with PowerPoint alone. It’s far better to work with a pre-recorded audio clip and a tight script. You can use a voice recording app like Audiophile or an actual digital voice recorder. Our aim is to achieve professional results by filtering out echo and background noise.

For a fifty-slide presentation, you should aim for no more than ten seconds of recorded narration per slide. Go to “Slide Show,” followed by “Rehearse Timings,” to get the timings right for each slide. Import the MP3 files into their corresponding slides and play them in automatic mode.

Finally, you are only required to set up the slide show. Check the options for “Play Narration” and “Use Timings” along with “Browsed by an individual (window).”

Also read: How to Create and Manage Your YouTube Clips

Step 3: Insert Video Clips (Optional)

If you did a good job with rehearsed narrations and images as described earlier, you can skip this part. However, a mini video clip within a video is a powerful way to retain your YouTube viewer’s attention. Unlike in the past, playing a video clip automatically from your PowerPoint is very easy.

Go to “Insert,” followed by “Video,” where you can embed any video from YouTube’s “Share” menu and play it on your own presentation.

Always make sure that it is your own video. You can always choose Creative Commons videos from YouTube, Vimeo and other sites. Use PowerPoint’s “Playback” option which is displayed after you embed a new video.

Step 4: Save PPT as Video

After clicking “File,” followed by “Save As,” save the PowerPoint as a WMV file. Your video is now ready for upload on YouTube and any other video-sharing sites.

Step 5: Upload Video on YouTube

Upload the desired video output to your YouTube channel. If it is aimed at prospects alone, you might want to keep it private or unlisted with no embedding or comments allowed.

Do you agree that converting your PowerPoint files to a five- or seven-minute video is a good investment of time? Please let us know your thoughts. Want to make the most of your time? Learn these PowerPoint keyboard shortcuts .

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During a presentation, a mix of media always performs best. Using images, graphs, charts, and videos not only makes your presentation more informative but also more engaging for the audience. If you have a YouTube video you’d like to use during your presentation, it’s as simple as embedding it in a slide. Here’s how.

Rather than linking to a YouTube video in your presentation, embedding it in the slide is usually the better option. It gives your presentation a more professional look because you won't be leaving your slide to pop open the YouTube website. Keep in mind, though, that even with the video embedded in your presentation, you’ll still need to be connected to the internet to play the video.

First, head over to YouTube and find the video you want to embed. Once you’re there, select the “Share” option, which you'll find in the video description.

A window will appear, giving you a few different vehicles for sharing the video. Go ahead and click the “Embed” option in the “Share a link” section.

Another window will appear, providing the embed code along with a few other options.  If you wanting to start the video at a particular time, select the “Start at” box and enter the time when you’d like the video to start. Additionally, you can select whether you’d like to player controls to appear and if you want to enable privacy-enhanced mode.

Note: Privacy-enhanced mode keeps YouTube from storing information about visitors that visit your website that the video is embedded on unless they play the video. Since we will be using the embed code in a PowerPoint presentation, this option is not necessary.

Select “Copy” at the bottom right of the window to copy the embed code to your clipboard. Alternatively, select the code and use the Ctrl+C shortcut.

We’re finished with YouTube, for now, so head on over to PowerPoint and open your presentation.

Select the slide where you want to embed the YouTube video. On the “Insert” tab, click the “Video” button.

On the drop-down menu, select the “Online Video” option.

The Insert Video window that appears lets you search YouTube for a video or paste in that embed code you copied from the YouTube website. Paste the embed code and click the arrow to complete the action.

Your video will now appear in the presentation. To resize the video, click and drag the corners.

Note that at first, the video will appear as a black rectangle. Don’t worry---this is normal. Simply right-click the video and then select “Preview.”

This will give you a quick preview of how the video will look during your presentation.

You can also search for a YouTube video from that Insert Video window in PowerPoint. Type in your search terms and then click the search icon.

Several options will appear---888,341 in the case of the Rick Astley’s Never Gonna Give You Up video for which we searched. Select the one you want to use.

Then select “Insert” at the bottom-right of the window.

That’s all there is to it. Generally, we recommend searching the actual YouTube website and using the embed code the way we described earlier---mostly because the site is much easier to search and you can watch the videos before selecting the one you want. Still, if you know exactly what you're after, this method might work fine for you.

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• Visually Engaging Design: Captivate your audience from the start of your presentation using a visually stunning presentation. The template features an eye-catching title slide, appealing backgrounds, and YouTube inspired color scheme to keep your viewers engaged throughout the presentation.
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In a time when the Millennials’ attention span can be measured as little as 12 seconds, how can we create genuinely engaging presentations? Is continuously changing slides the answer these days?

A skilled presenter has to master different techniques; therefore, we will examine the potential for video presentations. Join us to discover what video presentations are, the reasons why you should use them amongst your presentation tools, and exciting tips on how to drive engagement from them. 

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What video presentations are

Video presentation stats to consider, different types of video presentations, why should you use video presentations, what are the components of a winning video presentation, the role of accessibility: advanced research on video presentations, 5 tips on how to make your video presentations engaging.

• How to create a video presentation

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Closing thoughts.

Presentations are a crucial part of business and academic environments. Thousands of presentations are delivered each day in different environments; still, many are doomed to fail. Although we can blame this on a lack of proper presentation skills , reality tells us there’s a change in how people prefer to see the content.

As a general rule, consider 10 minutes the Goldilocks Zone for traditional presentations in what comes to audience engagement . Inspirational presentations like the ones we see on TEDx don’t follow this rule, as the objective here is to share a compelling story as detailed as possible so the audience can relate. In some cases, academic presentations of the thesis defense style remain loyal to a specific format. Still, trends are also changing, and video presentations have much to offer in terms of exposing complex concepts more plainly.

A video presentation can be represented in multiple formats: as a compendium of animated slides in video format, video files and audio sources packed on a single video file, a video recording made in interview format, a video documentary, etc. Although this definition may sound redundant, the concept behind a video presentation is that they don’t require a presenter to change between slides or windows to browse different assets . Hence, the importance to create a story behind the video presentation, so the various elements don’t feel segregated without logic.

We can say people use the video format to convey information in courses, job training, edutainment, conferences, and any kind of message-sharing purpose that requires connecting with the audience for engagement.

Before dwelling on the specifics of building a video presentation, here we share some video presentation stats that speak about the importance of video presentations these days from a marketing perspective.

• Online search continues to be the most common way (45%) for users to find instructional and informational video content. ( source )
• The most commonly-created types of videos are explainer videos (72%) , presentation videos (49%), testimonial videos (48%), sales videos (42%), and video ads (42%). ( source )
• 57% of consumers said that product videos make them more confident in a purchase and less likely to return an item ( source )
• Millennials’ attention span can be measured as little as 12 seconds ( source )
• A minute of video is worth 1.8 million words in terms of information retention ( source )

As you can see, the effort of building a video presentation is well-paid in terms of consumption and content information retention from the audience.

Depending on the requirements of the presentation itself, we can classify video presentations as follows:

In-Company Video Presentations

These video presentations belong to the business and corporate world, but their purpose is to distribute information among coworkers or to coach the personnel for a specific requirement. In-company video presentations are used in workspace training, as part of internal recruitment processes, or other kinds of internal presentations.

In-company video presentations usually carry the company branding; they have restricted access for people outside the organization, so their distribution methods happen in meeting rooms dedicated to these purposes. 

Business Video Presentations

Business video presentations are used for a variety of business purposes: business pitches, workspace training, advertisement, product releases, recruitment, and more. Business video presentations also include the ones dedicated to  B2B or B2C relationships. 

Like In-Company Video Presentations, they carry branding to identify the video presentation’s author quickly. They are shared through official mediums for the company (like a brand’s social media channels and website), during corporate meetings with investors or potential business partners, and through 3rd. party channels.

Examples of these kinds of videos are product launch sessions, much like what tech giants like Xiaomi do.

Another kind of business video presentation is the explainer video. Explainer videos can be defined as short online marketing videos that are used to explain the company’s product or service. Explainer videos are commonly used for sales, marketing, and training purposes. Here is a real example of a 1-minute video presentation introducing SlideModel.com.

Another application of business video presentations is when sponsorship deals are involved, as brands can present their value to influencers through short reels.

Resume Video Presentations

This is a relatively recent but incredible turn of resume presentations. In resume video presentations , the candidate offers a detailed introduction of their capabilities, skills, interests, and potential value to the employer in a visually engaging format.

Unlike traditional CV presentations, the video format gives little room for anxiety, answering most of the interviewer’s questions or even driving admiration for the effort and dedication to this job-hunting adventure. 

We recommend the usage of resume presentation templates for this purpose, as they save tons of time in crafting a high-quality resume video presentation. 

Educational Video Presentations

This category can be divided into three different sub-categories:

Academic Video Presentations

Intended for University-level presentations or post-Doctorate work, these presentations follow strict format guidelines. They are mainly designed to distribute data comprehensively, with proper documentation backup. Animations usually don’t take part in these video presentations.

Despite being commonly associated with business events, conferences also belong to the academic video presentations category, as the live sessions are recorded to spread the message about important research discoveries. 

Teaching & Training Video Presentations

Teachers introduce the presentations to their students on various topics to understand abstract issues better. Chemistry, Physics, and Geography are typical examples of subjects that use video presentations. However, subjects like History and Philosophy can save countless hours of whiteboard sessions by using educational video presentations. 

Webinars fall under this category, either being released to the public or in-company webinars, as they share common aspects in their structure. Do keep in mind that educational content recorded as video presentations is not the same as a webinar, as the latter requires the presence of a live audience, a moderator, and usually a Q&A session at the end of it. If we talk about educational content being recorded and released as a course platform, then we can say it is a workshop.

According to recent studies, visualizations through video presentations and video-based learning can enhance understanding. It is demonstrated that students who watched learning videos on Statistics, influenced engagement and motivation positively .

Student Video Presentations

Finally, students also make video presentations as requested by their teachers to present a lesson or project exhibition. These presentations vary as the students grow older, becoming less dependent on animated effects, setting the bases for future work or academic presentation formats.

Informal Video Presentations

If you remember seeing videos in situations like 50th birthday parties, baptisms, wedding anniversaries, etc., then you have already experienced informal video presentations. 

These informal presentations are free from any format restriction. As the term implies, they are used for any kind of meetup, making it simpler to share a story rather than to tell a lengthy story.

Inspirational & Motivational Video Presentations

The final category belongs to the video presentations with a strong emotional component. They are built to connect, to empathize with the audience in specific situations or problems. Examples of this are TEDx , Evan Carmichael, or similar influencing platforms.

In general lines, motivational video presentations are recordings of live events shared with the purpose of getting the message to the biggest audience possible (internet consumers). Another possible format for these presentations is recorded interviews or testimonials intended to speak about a person’s contributions to society. An example of this, from an organization’s point of view, are the videos produced by the UK’s NHS to highlight and thank their medical personnel for their efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Inspirational video presentations share common aspects with motivational speeches. A list of requirements for these video presentations would be:

• Have a clear purpose
• Make it personal
• Get the message tailored for the target audience
• A strong conclusion

Compared with traditional presentation methods, such as presentation slides or speaking in front of an audience, video presentations can offer a series of advantages. 

For starters, as you write the “ story ,” you are also rehearsing the points to be covered. In that way, anxiety or shyness won’t trigger you to forget about essential points or lose track of time. The length of the presentation can be predetermined, depending on the external requirements of the organization party, or how comprehensive or concise you need it to be. 

In the case of people struggling with camera shyness , an animated video presentation with voiceover is the answer to deliver quality work. Since psychologists and doctors agree the common point on fear of public speaking is the delivery of the presentation itself, video presentations shall reduce work-induced anxiety to a great degree. Since psychologists and doctors agree the common point on fear of public speaking is the delivery of the presentation itself, video presentations shall reduce work-induced anxiety to a great degree. You can also convert images to video online using video editor platforms to easily create video from images and voiceover on video.

Video presentations can be persuasive thanks to the usage of graphics and audio. It is far easier to convey emotions through video presentations than to put them in the presentation design. Also, research by Dr. James McQuivey proved that a minute of video is worth 1.8 million words in terms of information retention.

Regarding engagement, the popularity that both TikTok and YouTube gained among the younger generations reflects the behavioral changes in content consumption . It has come to the point that even professionals use TikTok to demystify health hoaxes and help users worldwide. Therefore, using video format for presentations can help to boost your presentation performance, making it attractive for your audience and less effort-demanding. 

The most significant factor in delivering a successful video presentation is keeping the audience engaged. To ensure this, make sure the presentation doesn’t feel robotic-like but that it conveys a personal message. Don’t get this point wrong if we talk strictly about business or academic scenarios; making video presentations to deliver your personal touch can become as simple as selecting the proper color combination to enforce your message . Other solutions come from watching your voice tone not to make it too monotonous. 

Structure your presentation accordingly. In business or academic video presentations is a good idea to introduce a slide in the fashion of a table of contents . It is an extra touch that brings the audience closer to the topics due to be discussed. 

Consider the audience’s perspective as a vital element in video presentations. Check relevant examples of the topic discussed on platforms such as YouTube or DailyMotion. Compare their approach to yours and assert if you would watch your presentation as a spectator or not. This simple test gives insights into which aspects you should work on.

Winning video presentations never miss the usage of CTAs. It’s a good method to direct the audience’s interest to a specific goal.

Video presentations can become an incredible tool for driving engagement, yet there is a problem that not so many presenters address: accessibility. Think about how many times a presenter ends a phrase like “over here,” assuming the audience is watching the item being shown. But what if members of the target audience have visual impairments?

Much like we consider the importance of adding Closed Captioning (CC) to our videos, accessibility in terms of the narrative is a must. On this behalf, we want to introduce an interesting research that led to the production of a tool named Slidecho . Using state-of-the-art technology like video scene detection, AI, and OCR, Slideshow follows these very steps:

• Step 1: Extract slide frames
• Step 2: Selecting slide elements
• Step 3: Detecting described elements from the slide elements
• Step 4: Aligning slides with the speech

Therefore, Slidecho uses an algorithmic methodology to extract the visual elements from the slides, converting them to an audio reading format whilst aligning it with the original speaker’s narration. Moreover, its interface instantiates new interactions that augment the plain video interface with synchronized slide information and audio notifications to alert users to undescribed elements.

This technological advance helps the audience better understand what is being presented, regardless of the context of the presentation. Imagine an award ceremony where many references apply to visual cues. People with visual impairments get half of the message, with luck, when presenters fall into colloquial language usage, not understanding the context or having to ask for clarification. If instead, the synced narration is available, we then talk about making presentations available for everyone. This is an accurate definition of enriching an event experience.

If we talk about attending to the needs of people with hearing impairments, we have to consider the social factor as a motivator in presentations. It is a common mistake to leave slides filled with text and voiceover narration in the background providing detailed information. A study made by Stanford University speaks about the value of having the presenter’s face available through these slides, as it delivers both social cues plus helps users through lip reading. The human factor also reduces distractions since the audience must check the presenter’s input on written slides.

Tip #1 – Be mindful of the presentation topic

It’s not the same to create a presentation for a business audience as an inspirational presentation. The category of the presentation shall determine items like

• Background music
• Color theme
• Visual hierarchy
• Videos to include

Tip #2 – Limit the number of words to include

The whole idea behind the video presentation is to make a dynamic presentation, not having to pause every 5 seconds to allow the spectator to read.

Instead, use words to transmit powerful messages, such as quotes relevant to the presented topic, key information, or CTAs. Use the 7×7 rule: no slide should have more than 7 lines of text, and no sentence should have more than 7 words. 

Tip #3 – Voiceovers can become your best friends

The whole point behind a video presentation is not to create a boring one-person video speaking in front of the camera. Use voiceovers effectively to introduce charts, data feedback, etc., with your voice connecting the points of the entire presentation.

Be mindful of the tone. A monotonous or flat tone can divert attention and induce people to ignore your work. Your voice skills should articulate the importance of the point being discussed as well as your interest in it.

Tip #4 – The power of transitions

Adding suitable transitions and animations makes the presentation more engaging . However, this isn’t equal to adding countless effects. Less is more.

Ask a professional for guidance if you don’t have experience with animation effects. The transition can be part of the conversation, being subtle if the presentation is flowing between data sets or similar topics, or contrasting and powerful to deliver a persuasive message. You may also want to insert a transition when you’ve used a video cutter to remove an unwanted part to smooth out the video flow. Don’t abuse any of the two extremes, or the audience may find it uncomfortable.

Tip #5 – Make video presentations accessible

As we mentioned before, quite often presenters assume the audience can understand every part of a video presentation. Reality tells us to attend to the needs of people with visual and auditory impairments by making audio and video media accessible .

Subtitles or translator screen-over using sign language is a perfect opportunity to help people with auditory impairments feel part of the presentation, making the message available to them as well. 

For people with visual impairments, be mindful about how you create the narrative for your presentation, in particular, avoiding visual cues like: “over here,” “this,” and “there” and gesticulating over an object or person, assuming everyone can get the same reference information. Instead, opt to be descriptive in your speech; software solutions can help a great deal, but you can also use native PowerPoint or Google Slides tools such as voiceovers .

How to create a video presentation & recommended video presentation templates

You can create your own video presentations as easily as using Microsoft PowerPoint, Apple Keynotes, or Google Slides.

Check these links for relevant information on how to create a video presentation:

• How to Convert a Google Slides Presentation to a Video
• How to Convert a PowerPoint Presentation to a Video
• How to Embed a YouTube Video in PowerPoint

In case you feel stuck about which content to input or how to make your video presentation outstanding, a brainstorming technique can do wonders for interactive presentations and creative thinking. It is known as the SCAMPER technique .

Since video presentation templates make our life easier, we also recommend you check the following product categories to access extremely visually appealing designs created by professionals to help you deliver your message in style:

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• Marketing PowerPoint Templates

Additionally, here you can preview some of our presentation templates that you can use to create a video presentation in PowerPoint.

1. Animated PowerPoint Charts Collection Template

Present data in a visually appealing format by using this collection of animated charts in PowerPoint. Fully customizable, this template brings ease to speak about data-driven presentations; hence becoming a vital asset for any presenter in the corporate world.

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2. Animated Network Diagram PowerPoint Template

Simplify the different streams that take part in your project or product release with the help of this animated template design. This Animated Network Diagram template can help you expose the processes that, with integrated effort, evolve into a successful outcome. It has animations applied to the objects, plus transitions to make the presentation more fluid.

Fully editable with any version of PowerPoint.

3. Free Animated Editable Professional Infographics PowerPoint Template

Infographics are a powerful tool that every presenter must consider for their work. This Free Animated Infographics template allows presenters to communicate complex data pieces, build marketing strategies, or prepare professional-looking reports. 

You can find a broad variety of charts and graphs. These are fully editable by using the chart filter option to edit on a spreadsheet.

4. Free Animated Editable Infographic PowerPoint Slides

If you intend to present financial data or KPIs for your marketing projects, look no further: this Free Animated Editable Infographic Template for PowerPoint has it all. 

Arranged in an 8-slide deck, we find a compendium of graphic elements to represent complex data in a visually compelling manner. Fully editable in all versions of PowerPoint

5. Free Animated Business PowerPoint Template

This versatile free presentation template for PowerPoint makes the perfect tool for more than business presentations: it works perfectly for educational video presentations and even inspirational video presentations.

With 9 fully editable slides, you can build your video presentation by using a unique combination of graphic elements, animations, and transitions. The graphics elements on this template are oriented to highlight leadership concepts.

6. Free Animated Business Infographics PowerPoint Template

Use this free template to create powerful statements backed by data in your video presentations. With a broad selection of graphs, diagrams, and charts, this fully editable template can help presenters to discuss topics ranging from demographics, economy, marketing indicators, or other relevant research results in an easy-to-understand format.

Compatible with all versions of PowerPoint, Google Slides, and Keynote.

You also need to consider the output format of your video presentations. For maximum compatibility, you can use  MP4 or MOV. Other alternatives include:

• MKV : The native format of most 4K videos due to being able to store multiple audio tracks. Ideal for presentations with different voiceover languages that presenters can pick from.
• WMV : It’s a quality format for rendering videos to be shared via e-mail, although not compatible with some devices. Installing codecs is advised. 
• WebM : This format is one of the preferred choices for online video libraries or live streaming services, but it can present compatibility issues. 

The answer to this question entirely depends on your aim for creating video presentations. For most presenters, PowerPoint and Google Slides will do a good job, allowing them to use features such as voiceovers, transitions, animations, and high-quality graphics.

If instead, you desire to make advanced effects, screen recordings, or toon-like animations with voiceovers, then you should check the following list of solutions:

• Camtasia (Techsmith) : It is a professional video editing software, much lighter and easier to use than Adobe Premiere or Sony Vegas. You can create professional transition or animation effects, work with layers to add multiple sounds or video sources and create screen recordings.
• Adobe Premiere Pro : The industry-leading software in video editing. This often intimidating software by Adobe has all the requirements for professional video editing, plus full integration with third-party plugins or other software from the Adobe suite to enhance the video result.
• Sony Vegas Pro : It is considered a direct competitor to Adobe Premiere Pro, less demanding in hardware requirements, and somewhat more user-friendly.
• Final Cut Pro : For Mac users, this is the option to consider if we talk about video editing. Powerful and tailored for the hardware the Mac device has.

As we have seen in this article, video presentations are far from obsolete. It is a truly engaging method to divulge our ideas, especially if we target a younger audience. 

Take your time to write a compelling story to tell rather than spilling animations and transitions along the way. Professional-made video presentations always care about details and the takeaway message for the spectator. 

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Définition de Youtube :  YouTube est un service en ligne d'hébergement et de diffusion diffusion de vidéos en streaming qui intègre des fonctionnalités sociales de partage et de commentaires des contenus. Il s'agit de l'un des sites Web les plus visités au monde. 

Histoire des vidéos YouTube

Il a été créé en 2005 par trois salariés de PayPal : Chad Hurley, Steve Chen et Jawed Karim. L'année suivante, en octobre, Google Google fait l'acquisition de YouTube pour 1,65 milliard de dollars. Le service est financé par l'affichage publicitaire inséré dans les vidéos.

YouTube compte plus d'un milliard d'utilisateurs. Le service est disponible dans 88 pays et 76 langues. Plus de la moitié du milliard d'heures de vidéos visionnées quotidiennement sont consultées sur des smartphones . La version française de YouTube a été lancée en juin 2007.

YouTube est organisé en catégories thématiques avec un moteur de recherche qui permet de trouver un contenu  via des mots-clés. Si l'essentiel des vidéos sont mises en lignes par des particuliers appelés « youtubeurs youtubeurs », le site a progressivement évolué en plateforme de divertissement généraliste et accueille de nombreuses chaînes officielles de médias traditionnels. Les chaînes YouTube les plus populaires et les partenaires officiels du site perçoivent un pourcentage des revenus publicitaires qu'ils contribuent à générer.

Chaînes YouTube : les « youtubeurs » monétisent leur audience

Certaines des chaînes YouTube les plus populaires sont animées par des particuliers qui sont devenus de véritables célébrités. Il s'agit souvent de chaînes dédiées aux jeux vidéo, à la mode, à l'humour ou à la cuisine. La chaîne comptant le plus grand nombre d'abonnés est celle de Felix Kjellberg  alias PewDiePie avec plus de 55 millions de personnes (chiffres de décembre 2016). Ses revenus annuels sont estimés à 15 millions de dollars.

En 2015, YouTube a lancé un abonnement payant baptisé YouTube Red proposant aux abonnés l'accès aux vidéos sans publicités et la possibilité de les sauvegarder pour une consultation hors connexion. Avec l'avènement de la vidéo à la demande vidéo à la demande en streaming et le succès de services comme Netflix Netflix et Hulu, YouTube suit également cette tendance. En mars 2017, est lancée une offre de télévision par abonnement aux États-Unis baptisée YouTube TV. Elle rassemble un bouquet d'une quarantaine de chaînes provenant des principaux réseaux US : ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC, ESPN.

YouTube c’est quoi ?

YouTube est un site Internet et une application application mobile qui permet de visionner et de publier des vidéos. Créé en 2005, ce site d'hébergement de vidéos en ligne est basé en Californie aux Etats-Unis et constitue une des plus grandes filiales de Google (rachat dès 2006). Avec la barre des 2 millions d'utilisateurs franchie en 2020 chaque mois, YouTube s'affiche comme le leader de la consultation de vidéos en streaming. Le visionnage est gratuit, une gratuité qui contribue fortement à la popularité du site.

Il existe des services payants réservés aux abonnés, des services divers qui leur permettent par exemple de publier leurs propres vidéos de façon illimitée. Avec sa barre de recherche, elle constitue un véritable moteur de recherche pour trouver des contenus vidéo de différente nature : chansons, informations, films, documentaires, séries, dessins animés, tutoriels, guides d'achat...

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Cela dépend du but recherché. Pour des millions d'utilisateurs, YouTube est un site informatif et de divertissement. Ils peuvent regarder un journal télévisé, un bulletin météorologique, les images d'un grave accident accident dont tout le monde parle, le résumé d'un match de football, un film ou un documentaire. Certaines vidéos loufoques publiées par des amateurs permettent de s'immiscer dans leur intimité et de découvrir leurs expériences. Les artistes, professionnels ou non, utilisent YouTube à des fins marketing pour capter une large audience et ainsi se faire connaître.

YouTube est aussi un véritable levier pour les influenceurs qui souhaitent présenter leurs nouveaux vêtements ou techniques de maquillage. YouTube est aussi un instrument intéressant pour les auto-entrepreneurs. Leurs vidéos transmettent à leurs clients et à leurs prospects un sentiment de sécurité, de proximité et de dynamisme très apprécié.

La publication de vidéos sur YouTube améliore considérablement la visibilité sur le web, car les algorithmes des moteurs de recherche comme Google sont séduits par ce type d'action. Et qui dit meilleure visibilité, dit augmentation du trafic sur son site Internet, des ventes et du chiffre d'affaires. Certains YouTubeurs gagnent de l' argent argent , voire beaucoup d'argent, grâce aux publicités que les entreprises souhaitent placer sur leur canal. 

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Culture, employés, innovations produits, évènements, recrutements, actualité d’entreprise…

Ils rythment votre vie au travail. Avec un peu de créativité et d’inspiration, ils peuvent devenir de véritables arguments pour convaincre prospects et candidats de vous rejoindre.   Comment ? Les illustrer en vidéo, grâce aux vidéos de présentation . La vidéo a le pouvoir de connecter la marque à son audience en quelques secondes.

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Pourquoi présenter votre entreprise en vidéo ?

La vidéo d’entreprise, ou film corporate, permet aux utilisateurs de découvrir qui vous êtes, vos produits, vos objectifs et votre histoire. Elle est idéale pour communiquer sur vos produits et services : fabrication, nouveautés, etc.

Les entreprises qui utilisent la vidéo dans leur marketing obtiennent un taux de clics 27 % plus grand et un taux de conversion web 34 % plus important que ceux qui ne l’utilisent pas.

La vidéo est le format le plus sollicité par les utilisateurs et permet donc d'accroître votre notoriété et visibilité. La maîtriser vous permettra d’augmenter le trafic vers votre site.

Créez une vidéo de présentation pour votre entreprise

Voici donc la liste de 30 exemples inspirants pour créer une communication vidéo engageante et atteindre vos audiences.

1. Les vidéos pour présenter votre entreprise

Comment faire connaître votre entreprise sans recourir à un soporifique film corporate ou dépenser des millions pour un spot publicitaire ? Un seul mot d’ordre : l’imagination.

Airbnb : annoncer son identité visuelle simplement

Un nouveau logo ? Une nouvelle charte graphique ? Un changement d'identité visuelle est un virage important dans la vie d'une marque. Elle permet d’adapter son image pour mieux la faire correspondre à ses valeurs et à son positionnement. Il est donc important d’informer ses audiences de ce changement. En expliquant la signification de son logo, Airbnb en profite pour réaffirmer les valeurs qui fondent sa marque et renforce le sentiment d’appartenance de son écosystème.

Malgré ses moyens, l'entreprise a fait le choix de la simplicité. Voici les éléments dont vous pouvez vous inspirer :

• Misez sur la simplicité : le message véhiculé doit être compris rapidement par les cibles. Pour ce faire, réalisez votre script en amont et faites des phrases courtes et simples. Storytelling logique garanti !
• Rappelez votre mission , votre vision et vos valeurs et comment votre (nouvelle) identité visuelle s’inscrit davantage avec celles-ci.
• Pour dynamiser le message de votre vidéo, pensez au motion design ! Vous passerez d’illustrations et textes statiques, à des formes plus dynamiques et plus visuelles.

Vous aimeriez créer une vidéo d'entreprise captivante mais ne savez pas par où commencer ? L'outil PlayPlay est là pour vous éclairer. Conçu pour accompagner les novices comme les experts en storytelling vidéo, PlayPlay rend la création accessible à tous. Il suffit de choisir parmi les centaines de modèles conçus pour dynamiser votre image de marque et de les personnaliser selon vos besoins. En quelques clics, vous pouvez intégrer des messages forts, des visuels percutants et des transitions fluides pour produire une vidéo d'entreprise qui reflète votre identité et communique efficacement votre message.

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Comment rendre un traditionnel rapport annuel digeste ? Il est tout à fait possible de communiquer sur les chiffres de manière efficace et ludique en utilisant la présentation vidéo.  

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Voici les éléments dont vous pouvez vous inspirer :

• Choisissez un format dynamique qui se marie bien avec votre charte graphique.
• Utilisez un support ludique et facile à lire : les infographies animées s’y prêtent à merveille
• Rédigez une accroche intrigante pour capter immédiatement l’attention de votre auditoire, et qui change d’un traditionnel rapport financier (ici : « Cette année, la maison est plus importante que jamais »).
• Choisissez les faits et les chiffres les plus marquants de l’année écoulée pour donner envie d’en savoir plus.
• Optez pour un format court qui se prête parfaitement pour la diffusion de votre vidéo sur les médias sociaux.

Social Samosa : dynamiser un cas client

Que de mieux qu’un cas client pour démontrer votre savoir-faire ? Parler des résultats que vous avez récolté sur un projet client est le meilleur moyen de crédibiliser votre entreprise.

Regardez cette vidéo :

Voici les ingrédients pour produire une bonne vidéo « cas client » :

• Sélectionnez le client qui bénéficie déjà d’une certaine notoriété sur le web pour bénéficier de plus de visibilité.
• Parlez des idées que vous avez mobilisées et de la méthode originale que vous avez utilisée : quelques diapositives explicatives suffiront.
• Mettez l’accent sur les résultats que vous avez obtenus.
• Utilisez une voix off pour raconter le contexte de votre intervention.

2. Les vidéos de présentation pour mettre en lumière la culture de votre entreprise

Aujourd’hui, selon Hello Work, 68% des candidats choisissent leur entreprise pour les valeurs partagées . Développer sa marque employeur est donc primordial pour attirer les meilleurs talents du marché. Comment ? Communiquer sur la culture de son entreprise.

BackMarket : Énoncer sa mission

Communiquer clairement sur le problème que vous résolvez. Le but ? Que vos  prospects comprennent que vous avez la solution à leurs problématiques.

Voici les ingrédients dont vous pouvez vous inspirer :

• Énoncez toutes les problématiques de votre cible dès le début de votre vidéo. Montrez-lui que vous la comprenez et que VOUS avez la solution à ses problèmes. Elle doit s’identifier pour s’engager.
• Pour convaincre les plus dubitatifs, énoncer aux maximum des faits : chiffres et comparaisons percutants. Votre valeur n’en sera que crédibilisée.

Revolut : Humaniser sa vision d’entreprise

Comment vos prospects, clients et candidats se projettent avec vous ? Avec quels ingrédients prévoyez-vous d’atteindre vos objectifs ? Illustrez en vidéo votre gage de succès!

Voici comment vous en inspirer :

• Mettez vos employés en lumière . La vision est souvent incarnée par le CEO. Or, la parole de vos employés est perçue comme plus crédible et authentique.
• Donnez des exemples concrets pour crédibiliser le discours.
• Optez pour un format court et rythmé , parfait pour la diffusion sur les médias sociaux comme LinkedIn.

Netflix : Illustrer ses valeurs

Vos prospects, vos clients et candidats sont de plus en plus sensibles aux valeurs que véhicule votre marque. Cela pèse sur leur décision. Produire une vidéo sur les valeurs qui fondent votre marque est un moyen de communication puissant pour vous démarquer.

• Illustrez vos valeurs : à travers vos employés ou les actions menées par exemple. Nombreuses sont les entreprises qui se vantent d’incarner des valeurs mais sans réelles actions mises en place. Or, pour y croire et se projeter, vos prospects et candidats ont besoin de concret !
• Laissez vos employés parler librement de leur expérience et de la conjugaison de ses valeurs personnelles avec celles de l’entreprise.
• Faites appel à l’émotion : ce type de vidéo provoque l’adhésion du spectateur grâce à l'identification de l'histoire racontée.

Spotify : les valeurs de l’entreprise vues par ceux qui les vivent

Spotify nous offre un autre bel exemple de valeurs incarnées par les employés :

• Visez la simplicité : vous n’êtes pas obligé de recourir à une superproduction, et réaliser une vidéo avec votre smartphone fera parfaitement l’affaire.
• Choisissez une forme de présentation claire et ludique : le format interview s’y adapte très bien.
• Soyez concis : il est tout à fait possible de créer une vidéo courte pour que le message soit percutant.

N26 : Incarner ses engagements

Les candidats sont de plus en plus sensibles aux conditions de travail des entreprises et cherchent à se renseigner au maximum avant même de postuler. Pourquoi donc ne pas leur donner le point de vue des salariés qui y travaillent ?

Regardez cet exemple de vidéo :

Voici comment vous inspirer pour créer des vidéos engageantes :

• Facile à produire, ce type de vidéo peut se faire aussi en visio , à distance, en filmant votre écran. D’ailleurs les marques délaissent de plus en plus les vidéos aux allures professionnelles au profit des vidéos plus amateurs. Elles paraissent plus véridiques !
• Interviewez vos salariés sur les projets internes dans lesquels ils sont investis.
• Laissez-les s’exprimer sur leur quotidien et sur leur ambiance de travail  : la vidéo gagnera en authenticité.

HubSpot : Se positionner en tant qu’expert d’une culture saine

Une des manières de prouver à vos candidats que la culture d’entreprise est saine, est de communiquer sur sa mise en place et ses avantages. Vous vous positionnez alors en tant qu’expert du bien être au travail !

Voici comment vous en inspirer pour produire vos propres vidéos :

• Donnez la parole à vos salariés . En plus de crédibiliser votre positionnement, vous les incluez dans la construction de votre culture d’entreprise.
• Exprimez-vous sur les valeurs qui vous tiennent à cœur.
• Vous pouvez même faire venir un expert sur le sujet pour renforcer davantage votre position et crédibiliser votre message.
• Privilégiez un format d’interview le plus réel possible.
• Utilisez les sous-titres pour un visionnage en mode silencieux sur les écrans mobiles.

Zendesk : Embarquer dans les coulisses de l’entreprise

Quoi de mieux pour donner envie aux meilleurs candidats de vous rejoindre que de partager les coulisses de votre entreprise ? Zendesk le fait à merveille, en mêlant une bonne dose d’humour, de légèreté et d’émotions.

La preuve en vidéo :

Voici comment vous inspirer pour concevoir votre vidéo :

• Écrivez un script qui résume les valeurs fortes que vous souhaitez transmettre.
• Filmez dans les locaux d’entreprise de la manière la plus naturelle possible.
• Montrez le quotidien de vos salariés pour permettre aux candidats de se projeter.
• N’ayez pas peur d’utiliser l’humour pour accrocher le spectateur pour vous différencier.

Spendesk : Mettre en avant les managers

Choisir la bonne entreprise passe aussi par les managers qui la composent. Mettez en valeur les motivations, habitudes, valeurs  et styles de management des décideurs pour donner de la vision aux candidats.

Voici comment vous en inspirer pour votre tournage vidéo :

• Le format interview permet d’humaniser vos managers et de les laisser s’exprimer.
• Partagez vos questions en amont de l’interview en fonction des valeurs que vous souhaitez mettre en avant.

SurveyMonkey : Présenter l’environnement de travail

Une vidéo d’entreprise sur l’environnement de travail parle non seulement… du travail, mais aussi de tout ce qui l’entoure : les locaux, les équipes, les moments forts… Faites-en donc un atout majeur dans votre stratégie de communication envers les candidats, comme le fait SurveyMonkey.

• Donnez la parole à vos employés, une fois de plus. Ils sont vos meilleurs porte-paroles !
• Tournez votre vidéo dans plusieurs endroits de votre entreprise pour que les candidats puissent s’y projeter.
• Insérez quelques images des événements qui rythment la vie de l’entreprise.
• Adoptez un ton léger et ajoutez une touche d’humour.

💡 Découvrez des exemples de communication pour la marque employeur .

3. Les vidéos de présentation de vos produits

Slack : mise en lumière d’une fonctionnalité-phare.

Comment présenter les bénéfices d’un produit sans faire un inventaire complet de ses fonctionnalités ? Pour que la vidéo reste digeste, il est intéressant de vous focaliser sur l’une des fonctionnalités du produit. Choisissez une fonctionnalité qui est vraiment attendu par vos clients et qui peut être un critère de choix pour vos prospects.

• Montrez votre produit en action et les bénéfices que vos clients pourront en retirer.
• Au lieu de réaliser un tutoriel exhaustif, piochez dans les fonctionnalités les plus plébiscitées par vos clients.
• Soyez bref et pédagogique : attention de ne pas uniquement montrer votre produit. Illustrez au maximum le changement pour faciliter la compréhension.
• Accompagnez votre présentation d’une voix off qui explique ses principaux avantages.

Créez une vidéo de présentation d'entreprise

Crazy Egg : la présentation produit orienté bénéfices

Pour susciter immédiatement l’intérêt de votre prospect dans la vidéo de présentation de votre produit, attaquez-vous directement à sa plus grosse problématique. Quel est le plus grand besoin de votre client auquel votre produit répond ? Dans cette vidéo d’animation, Crazy Egg le fait avec brio.

Regardez les images :

Voici comment vous en inspirer pour vos propres vidéos :

• Créez une vidéo animée en vous adressant directement au prospect dès les premières secondes, pour capter son attention.
• Posez la problématique rapidement et allez droit au but : faites-le sous forme d’une question.
• Utilisez les supports visuels pour illustrer vos propos.  

Nike : la puissance du storytelling

Comment mettre en valeur votre produit ou service sans en parler directement ? C’est tout à fait possible en utilisant une narration captivante dans votre vidéo.

Regardez cette vidéo :  

Voici les ingrédients de cette vidéo pour démontrer plutôt que d’expliquer :

Suscitez de fortes émotions. Ce sont elles qui poussent à agir.  En réalité, Nike ne vend pas un produit, il vend l’avantage émotionnel du produit. Comment ?

• Jouez sur la musique qui intensifie le visuel.
• Misez sur l’humain pour stimuler l’identification des cibles. Filmez le point de vue de vos personas. Le but ? Que votre cible se sente comprise et se reconnaissent en vos valeurs. Ici, Nike met en avant un univers dans lequel les sportifs se reconnaissent. Le client cible se sent inspiré et un sentiment d'attachement le relie au produit de la marque.

Soignez la structure de votre storytelling. Pensez votre vidéo comme une véritable histoire incluant :

• la situation initiale,
• l'élément modificateur ou l'élément perturbateur,
• les péripéties,
• un dénouement,
• une situation finale : votre produit doit insinuer être la solution.

Zoom : S’adapter à l’actualité

Adaptez votre communication à l’actualité pour répondre aux besoins actuels du marché.

• Choisissez le bénéfice principal que vous offrez. A l’ère du Covid-19, Zoom a bien sûr choisi l’angle du télétravail.
• Listez ensuite les fonctionnalités dont votre produit dispose pour offrir ce bénéfice.
• Montrez le produit dans son contexte d’usage.

4. Les vidéos de présentation événementielle

Searchie : une vidéo teaser d’événement.

Si vous organisez un événement récurrent, pourquoi ne pas le promouvoir en vidéo ? En donnant un aperçu de l’événement, vous augmentez vos chances d’avoir plus de participants.

Regardez cet exemple d’un teasing d’une web-série :

• Optez pour un format court , adapté à la diffusion sur les réseaux sociaux.
• Montrez les coulisses de préparation de l’événement pour donner envie à vos spectateurs de vous rejoindre.
• Annoncez quelques intervenants-clés , et misez sur leur influence pour rendre le contenu viral.

Adobe : une vidéo de présentation d’un événement digital

Compte tenu du contexte sanitaire, beaucoup d’événements se déroulent désormais en ligne. Vous savez que rassembler les personnes est plus difficile que pour un événement physique. Mais ce n’est pas impossible avec une touche de créativité. C’est aussi un moyen de faire connaître votre entreprise de manière indirecte. Comment donner envie d’y participer ?

Voici comment vous en inspirer pour tourner votre propre vidéo de présentation :

• Mettez l’accent sur les bénéfices que les participants pourront retirer en assistant à l’événement.
• Annoncez clairement quelles problématiques vous comptez résoudre grâce aux intervenants.
• Insistez sur les moments forts que les participants s'apprêtent à vivre.
• Alternez plusieurs séquences : les présentations animées, les paroles des intervenants, les témoignages des participants…

CES : les moments forts d’un événement physique

On ne présente plus le Consumer Electronics Show. Pour rassembler une véritable communauté de fans autour de cet événement, l’organisation utilise un format reportage vidéo pour présenter les meilleures innovations et en mettre plein les yeux aux spectateurs. Par ailleurs, faire la promotion d'une ville et de son évènement est également un bon moyen pour gagner en visibilité.

La preuve en images :

Comment vous en inspirer ?

• Utilisez les images des événements passés pour permettre aux participants de mieux se projeter.
• Montrez quelques moments forts attendus.
• Présentez les intervenants et insérez quelques séquences interview des participants.

Salesforce : une présentation d’un événement fédérateur autour de la marque

170 000 personnes participent tous les ans à l’événement Dreamforce à San Francisco, et l’événement affiche complet plusieurs mois à l’avance. Pas étonnant, car la communication vidéo autour de cet événement est grandiose.

Voici quelques images :

Comment vous en inspirer pour votre vidéo événementielle ?

• Mettez l’accent sur les moments forts de l’événement.
• Alternez les séquences qui montrent les intervenants, les témoignages des participants, les ateliers, les moments de réseautage…
• Utilisez l’émotion en sélectionnant les extraits les plus marquants, et ajoutez une bande-son entraînante.

5. Des vidéos de présentation originales

Offended : l’interview décalée d’un dirigeant.

Comment créer une interview originale de vos dirigeants ? Un mot d’ordre : sortir du carcan d’un traditionnel film institutionnel. Si vous y ajoutez des questions totalement décalées, une dose d’humour et d’autodérision, le tour est joué !

La preuve en exemple :

Comment vous en inspirer :

• Prenez quelques risques : optez pour les questions surprises pour plus d’authenticité.
• Utilisez un cadrage origina l pour mettre en scène votre interview.
• Osez une bonne dose d’humour pour prendre le contre-pied des films institutionnels.

John St. : comment détourner le buzz

Comment utiliser les habitués du buzz à votre avantage ? Vous ne pouvez pas l’ignorer : les chats sont les rois de l’Internet. L’agence de publicité canadienne a bien su surfer sur leur popularité légendaire pour faire connaître ses services, en créant la première division de pub de chats dans l’histoire.

• Identifiez les grands sujets de tendance, les buzz du moment et détournez-les à votre guise.
• Osez sortir du cadre et misez sur l’humour.
• Utilisez les émotions et une bonne dose d’humour.
• Racontez une histoire originale et divertissante.

Ogilvy : l’histoire de l’entreprise façon spot publicitaire

Comment raconter l’histoire de l’entreprise en une vidéo rythmée de quelques minutes ? Vous n’avez pas besoin de recourir à une agence de communication : il suffit de quelques images d’archives, d’un fil conducteur et d’une bonne dose de créativité.

Comment vous inspirer de cette vidéo ?

• Utilisez des références universelles. Bien que connues par tous, elles ont le pouvoir de rappeler un souvenir spécifique à chacun.
• Insérez les transitions texte accrocheuses.
• Choisissez une musique qui rythme la vidéo et qui véhicule les émotions.

Total Energies : l’histoire de l’entreprise version Draw My Life

Elles n’ont pas dû vous échapper : les vidéos type Draw My Life pullulent sur le web depuis des années. On y voit un dessinateur croquer les éléments racontés par la voix off. Et nul doute sur pourquoi ces vidéos ont eu tant d’impact : elles racontent avant tout une histoire. Et si vous en faisiez de même pour mettre en avant vos programmes de formation, de développement de compétences, ou encore vos campagnes de prévention ou projets d’entreprise forts ?

Quelques astuces pour vous inspirer de cette vidéo de présentation :

• Misez sur la simplicité des dessins griffonnés sur un tableau blanc
• Utilisez la technique du stop motion pour rythmer votre vidéo
• Choisissez une voix off stimulante et inspirante
• Laissez les dessins aider vos cibles à visualiser et comprendre vos messages-clés

Dollar Shave Club : une vidéo explicative percutante

Cette simple vidéo explicative a enflammé Internet pendant plusieurs mois et a fait connaître la marque. Elle a tous les ingrédients d’une vidéo corporate totalement originale : elle parle avant tout des bénéfices client, avec une bonne dose d’humour.

Voici ce que cela donne en images :

• Délivrez l’essentiel de votre message rapidement , dans les 10 premières secondes.
• Gardez le format court , bien rythmé.
• Montrer les coulisses de production.
• Mettez en valeur ce qui vous différencie de vos concurrents.

6. Des vidéos de présentation de contenus d’entreprise

Socialbakers : une vidéo de présentation d’un podcast d’entreprise.

Les contenus d’entreprise apportent beaucoup de valeur à vos prospects et à vos clients. Ils permettent de vous faire connaître et de démontrer votre expertise. Mais pour ce faire, vous avez besoin d’un bon support de promotion. Comment créer une présentation de vos contenus audio en vidéo ?

Comment vous en inspirer pour promouvoir vos contenus par une présentation vidéo ?

• Choisissez un extrait majeur qui répond à une problématique concrète de vos prospects.
• Utilisez une image ou une photo qui illustre votre contenu.
• Facilitez la visualisation des données complexes par une infographie ou par des illustrations.
• Optez pour un format court et dynamique qui incite à découvrir votre contenu en entier.

💡 Découvrez les 6 meilleurs exemples de podcasts vidéo .

BCG : une vidéo de présentation d’une étude

La réalisation d’un contenu à haute valeur ajoutée comme une étude demande beaucoup d’énergie. Ne laissez pas vos études, livres blancs ou articles de blog prendre la poussière ! Réaliser de courtes présentations vidéo de vos contenus sera un excellent support pour leur promotion.

Comment réaliser une bonne présentation vidéo de promotion de vos contenus ?

• Optez pour un format de vidéo court et simple.
• Utilisez un diaporama animé .
• Mettez l’accent sur les points-clés de votre étude, votre article ou de votre livre blanc.
• Rédigez des transitions textes captivantes , avec des polices faciles à lire, qui donnent envie d’en savoir plus.

Zoom : une vidéo de présentation d’un cas client

Les cas clients ou les success stories sont un excellent support pour démontrer les résultats qu’apporte votre produit ou votre service. Le format le plus courant est un contenu écrit diffusé sur le site web de l’entreprise. Et si vous vous démarquiez par un format beaucoup plus vivant ?

Comment réussir votre vidéo success case ?

• Envoyez les questions en amont à votre client pour qu’il puisse se préparer.
• N'éteignez pas la caméra quand vous filmez : un moment "bêtisier" peut faire une introduction vidéo dynamique.
• Insistez sur les résultats que votre client a réussi à obtenir grâce à votre solution.

Hotjar : une vidéo de témoignage client

Les témoignages clients sont un levier de conversion beaucoup plus puissant qu’une simple vidéo promotionnelle. Les réaliser sous format vidéo est nettement plus percutant qu’un simple témoignage texte inséré sur votre site web.

Comment vous en inspirer pour tourner une vidéo de témoignage client convaincante ?

• Structurez votre vidéo simplement  : quelle était la situation de votre client avant et après avoir utilisé votre produit ou service ?
• Laissez votre client parler librement de la façon dont il utilise votre solution.
• Montrez votre solution en action  : comment votre client s’en sert-il ?
• Mettez en avant les meilleurs résultats que votre client a obtenus.
• Diffusez votre vidéo témoignage sur votre chaîne YouTube

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Comment présenter votre entreprise en vidéo ?

L’ objectif d'une vidéo de présentation d’entreprise est de transmettre les bonnes informations lors du visionnage de celle-ci : histoire de l’entreprise, valeurs, vision, etc. Elle doit booster votre marque employeur et la faire briller.

C’est pourquoi, avant de créer votre vidéo de présentation, suivez quelques étapes :

• Préparez un script vidéo respectant votre image de marque : brand book, charte graphique, etc.
• Sélectionnez le bon matériel : micro, lumière, fond vert si besoin, etc.
• Choisissez le lieu de tournage : un endroit calme, sans résonance.Ajouter ce paragraphe
• Montez votre vidéo .

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Yes, just as envisioned those slides deserve to be on your storage device at once! You can export the presentation in .pdf format and download it for free . Can’t wait to show it to your best friend because you think they will love it? Generate a shareable link!

What is an AI-generated presentation?

It’s exactly “what it says on the cover”. AIs, or artificial intelligences, are in constant evolution, and they are now able to generate presentations in a short time, based on inputs from the user. This technology allows you to get a satisfactory presentation much faster by doing a big chunk of the work.

Can I customize the presentation generated by the AI?

Of course! That’s the point! Slidesgo is all for customization since day one, so you’ll be able to make any changes to presentations generated by the AI. We humans are irreplaceable, after all! Thanks to the online editor, you can do whatever modifications you may need, without having to install any software. Colors, text, images, icons, placement, the final decision concerning all of the elements is up to you.

Can I add my own images?

Absolutely. That’s a basic function, and we made sure to have it available. Would it make sense to have a portfolio template generated by an AI without a single picture of your own work? In any case, we also offer the possibility of asking the AI to generate images for you via prompts. Additionally, you can also check out the integrated gallery of images from Freepik and use them. If making an impression is your goal, you’ll have an easy time!

Is this new functionality free? As in “free of charge”? Do you mean it?

Yes, it is, and we mean it. We even asked our buddies at Wepik, who are the ones hosting this AI presentation maker, and they told us “yup, it’s on the house”.

Are there more presentation designs available?

From time to time, we’ll be adding more designs. The cool thing is that you’ll have at your disposal a lot of content from Freepik and Flaticon when using the AI presentation maker. Oh, and just as a reminder, if you feel like you want to do things yourself and don’t want to rely on an AI, you’re on Slidesgo, the leading website when it comes to presentation templates. We have thousands of them, and counting!.

How can I download my presentation?

The easiest way is to click on “Download” to get your presentation in .pdf format. But there are other options! You can click on “Present” to enter the presenter view and start presenting right away! There’s also the “Share” option, which gives you a shareable link. This way, any friend, relative, colleague—anyone, really—will be able to access your presentation in a moment.

Discover more content

This is just the beginning! Slidesgo has thousands of customizable templates for Google Slides and PowerPoint. Our designers have created them with much care and love, and the variety of topics, themes and styles is, how to put it, immense! We also have a blog, in which we post articles for those who want to find inspiration or need to learn a bit more about Google Slides or PowerPoint. Do you have kids? We’ve got a section dedicated to printable coloring pages! Have a look around and make the most of our site!

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IGN x ID@Xbox Digital Showcase Returns April 29, 2024

• Brenda Saucedo, Communications Manager, Xbox

• The ID@Xbox Digital Showcase will premiere on April 29, 2024, at 10am PT / 1pm ET / 6pm BST.
• Get the latest updates on games like Vampire Survivors , Dungeons of Hinterberg , 33 Immortals , Lost Records Bloom & Rage , and more!
• If you miss out, IGN will have the ID@Xbox Digital Showcase archived on their channel after the show concludes.

Last year , you got a first-hand look at Karateka, Axiom Verge 2, Sea of Stars , and many other incredible games during the first IGN x ID@Xbox Digital Showcase . Today, we’re excited to announce that the show is returning on April 29, 2024 , with another batch of hotly anticipated indies for you to play across Xbox and PC.

On top of epic trailers, fresh gameplay, and new reveals, the show will feature new details on upcoming games like Dungeons of Hinterberg , 33 Immortals , Lost Records: Bloom & Rage , and many others.

The ID@Xbox Showcase will premiere on April 29, 2024, at 10am PT / 1pm ET / 6pm BST and you can tune in across all IGN Platforms.

• IGN’s Facebook Channel
• IGN’s Twitter
• IGN’s Twitch Channel
• IGN’s YouTube Channel
• IGN’s iOS App
• IGN’s Android App
• IGN’s Xbox One App
• IGN App for Android TV
• IGN for Amazon Fire TV
• IGN 1 on Amazon Fire TV

We are also proud to share that the ID@Xbox Digital Showcase will also be available in American Sign Language (ASL): Stream the ID@Xbox Digital Showcase in ASL . We hope you’ll join us for lots of indie goodness, but if you cannot watch live, the showcase will be available on demand post-premiere on IGN’s channels, and of course, we’ll have a recap of everything showcased on Xbox Wire!

Stay tuned to Xbox Wire and IGN for more!