Video Interview: Thom McFadden – Hollywood’s Coach To The Stars
Earlier this week I sat down and did a video interview with Thom McFadden. Thom is an acting coach and creative consultant in Hollywood. In fact, he’s known as “Hollywood’s Coach To The Stars” because he’s worked with celebrities like Bruce Willis, Harrison Ford, Sean Pean and more.
On top of that, if you’ve ever seen the World Series of Poker on TV, Thom has worked with some of those folks on how to manipulate their opponents by using body language.
But what Thom and I talked about during our interview, was how to dramatically improve our performance in our own web videos.
It could be that right now you’re hesitant to appear on camera (many, many people are); maybe it’s because you find it embarrassing or you think you have a “face for radio”.
Or maybe you already are appearing in your own web videos but would like to come across more natural and engaging…where your true personality really comes out.
Whatever the case may be, in this interview, Thom shares some priceless tips that will not only get you in front of the camera…but will make your performance in your web videos immediately better than 95% of the other people out there.
To watch my interview with Thom right now, just click on the image below (a new window will open):
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Comment by uconcept on 5 December 2008:
Nice to see him again. That was a great interview and his course will rock.
Comment by videocommunication on 6 December 2008:
Hello Dave, good video just a guick tecnical guestion, on the text frames are you doing them in powerpoint and importing?
Comment by Dave on 6 December 2008:
Hey Sean,
The graphic overlays in the video are image files (.png’s) that were created in image editing software (Photoshop, Fireworks, etc.) and then overlayed into the video using a separate video track for each specific image.
Comment by jjhanz on 6 December 2008:
Dave, Thanks for bringing us another great topic! Looking forward to his course.