Video is becoming an essential tool for solopreneurs, and having good camera presence can help you build trust and authority faster. But showing up well on video isn’t just about buying the right camera—it’s about understanding energy, framing, lighting, and how to create an engaging presence. 

I sat down with Luria Petrucci, a longtime video expert, to break down what solopreneurs need to know about looking and feeling confident on camera—without overcomplicating it.

Plus, we dig into the psychology of video—how your background, body language, and even the way you use a teleprompter can make a huge difference in how your audience perceives you.

If video has felt like a heavy lift, this episode will help you simplify the process and get started with a system that works for you.

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Top Takeaways

• The camera steals energy – You need to bring 2-3x more energy than you think to avoid looking flat on screen.
• Good audio is more important than good video – Viewers will tolerate lower-quality visuals, but bad audio will make them tune out immediately.
• Perfection is a procrastination tool – Many solopreneurs overthink the tech instead of just hitting record and improving over time.

Show Notes

• Luria’s Gear Checklist
• Luria's Lighting Guide
• Joe’s gear recommendations
• Bold Video Bundle
• Teleprompter Mastery

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