1. Choose the Right Environment
Select a quiet space to minimize background noise.
Ensure good lighting—natural light or a well-lit room works best.
Avoid distracting backgrounds; opt for a clean, professional setting.
2. Use a High-Quality Camera and Microphone
A smartphone or laptop camera works well, but an external webcam can improve quality.
Use a microphone or headset to enhance audio clarity and reduce background noise.
3. Position Your Camera Correctly
Keep the camera at eye level for a natural, engaging angle.
Maintain an appropriate distance—your head and shoulders should be visible in the frame.
Use a stable surface or tripod to prevent shaky footage.
4. Maintain Good Posture and Eye Contact
Sit or stand with good posture to appear confident.
Look directly into the camera to create a personal connection with viewers.
Avoid excessive movement to keep the video focused and professional.
5. Speak Clearly and at a Moderate Pace
Enunciate your words and maintain a steady pace.
Take brief pauses to emphasize key points.
Avoid filler words like "um" and "uh" for a more polished delivery.
6. Keep Your Message Concise and Focused
Stick to the key points outlined in your video prompt.
Aim for a clear and structured response.
Avoid rambling to keep your audience engaged.
7. Test Your Setup Before Recording
Do a quick test recording to check video and audio quality.
Adjust lighting, sound, and framing if necessary.
Review your test clip and make improvements as needed.
8. Use Cliquify’s Built-In Tools
Take advantage of Cliquify’s editing features to enhance your video.
Trim unnecessary parts for a more refined final product.
Add captions if needed for accessibility and engagement.
Congratulations!
By following these best practices, you’ll create high-quality video responses that effectively convey your message and enhance your employer branding efforts through Cliquify Video Voices.