A (very) quick guide to getting a more cinematic look from your talking-heads videos. For those interested I used a Panasonic Lumix GH5 with a Sigma 18-35mm lens. You could get a similar look with any dslr/mirrorless with any lens that gives a shallow depth of field (a cheap example being the Canon 50mm f1.8). You could maybe even try it with one of the better new smartphone cameras. Other details omitted for brevity: The background is about 9ft behind me while the camera is only 2ft on front of me: the greater the disparity the more you're able to blur out the background. And you may be able to achieve similar effects using whatever lamps/white sheets (to diffuse the lamps, but he safe!) you have in the house.

Many people find it hard to talk on camera, meaning that companies are missing out on a great opportunity to introduce their people. This two-minute guide will help take you from rabbit-in-the-headlights to being giving a confident delivery on camera.

Can you afford to use video as part of your company's marketing strategy? [Spoiler: yes]. This video looks at three tiers of video marketing to help you budget.

Many of us hate having professional headshots done at work. But what is it we don't like about it? Paul Robinson explains some of the possible reasons we hate being on camera and suggests ways of getting a headshot we really like.

If you need a headshot for work but can't afford to pay a professional photographer, here are five tips on how to take the best selfie with your smartphone

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A lot of corporate clients don't know where to start when they book a a portrait session, so a good place to begin is choosing what sort of photography backdrop suits you and your business. In this video Paul Robinson discusses the three main options and suggests who they may be suitable for. Website: https://www.prfilmandphoto.com/ email: prfilmandphoto@gmail.com insta: https://www.instagram.com/prfilmandphoto/ FB: https://bit.ly/2FLemjd linkedin: https://bit.ly/2ReSFNM

No waffle: here's what I do in little over a minute.