I'm in my 70's so I've never done any video conferencing before, but I find myself in that situation with my friends, Bible Study Group, and family. This was a huge help to me. I am going to send it on to others. You are very down-to-earth and pleasant. Thank you for making this video. Can't wait to see others.
This is wonderful. You're a real human. It feels like you have our best interests in mind, and you really want us to look our best. No gimmicks, no millennials' beauty tricks because I'm 64, and I have jowls and sagging neckline and bags under my eyes. It's really depressing. I want to start a RUclips channel, but I'm daunted by the way I look. But your friendly easy to listen to manner is giving me courage. Thank you.
I've been astounded by how little thought some of my colleagues have put into how they look in virtual meetings - cameras pointing up people's noses, unmade beds in the background, etc. You gave a great collection of tips.
Cindy Howard good point Cindy, but do u think the person who would have the type of stuff going on in the background and not give it a thought, would bother with SuperPHdiva? Tacky classless people don’t believe that their background of debris, unmade bed, screaming kids running back and forth, really don’t care.
You certainly modeled a great video! This is the first video I found/watched of yours. I am currently teaching remotely and videos are going well but you gave some really good tips. Thank you! I also really loved your friendly approach in your video. I look forward to watching some of your other videos. Take care!
I do zoom meetings several times a week. I use a laptop , my desk is against a wall. I have a ring light mounted on the wall in front of me and use a virtual background to mask my actual space. I also make use of the filter features in zoom or MS Teams😊
Fantastic tips! I'd add: don't walk around during Zoom/virtual meetings. I've been in so many recently where participants are walking around their homes during the entire meeting. 😆
I've been searching forever for a video like this so I can record videos with my phone. I was disappointed with the videos I've watched. I stubbled on your video today and it was exactly what I needed. This was priceless and so helpful! I love the attention to detail. Showing all the differences. And your personality is just the sweetest. I've subscribed after glancing over your past videos. I have about 10 years before I'm near 50 but love your content. Thanks again for this information.
I had my first video chat with my daughter and two grandchildren. It was a surprise call and we are on quarantine but I was fully dressed and my hair was combed. I am 73 and I was horrified that I looked like an old crone. I finally told my daughter to send the kids out of the room because I was sure I was scaring them! Later, I worked with a pile of books to get my I pad out from under my chin and I will definitely put on eye makeup! Good tips for those of us who are still emerging from the Stone Age.
Oh I LOVE you! You covered it all! I have 2 conference calls tomorrow and this really helps! I have done a few things you mentioned which I will try not to do tomorrow. Its so nice to have a lady close to my age (I am 61) who gets it and understands how important it is as we get older, to be careful of angles, lighting, and what I am doing while I am on camera. I am probably not going to be attentive at all, as I will be looking at all the things everyone is doing wrong!! For once, I am looking forward to a conference call! Thanks Bobbie, looking forward to watching more of your videos :-)
Wow, this was such a great informative video. Thank you. I’m not interviewing but I do facetime my adult kids. I feel like I’ve always looked awful. I’ll try some of these tips.
Thank you so much for all these tips, Bobbie! I am 63 and have intentionally lost 52 pounds recently, so these tips will be valuable to show me as the healthy lifestyle I now enjoy!
Wow.... What a ton of useful information. I’m going to participate in a FaceTime conference call today and our company started doing Zoom calls. Stumbled across your station so glad I did. Especially the horrifying thought if your camera fell . Lol Thank you 😊 🎥
I watch lots of beauty youtubers and find myself wishing some would take these tips to heart. Some play with and touch their hair constantly. Some have an unmade bed piled with clothes. I struggle to put up with that kind of thing. Very clear, well organized tutorial on video conferencing!
Great tips, very practical and necessary. My eyes are often red and look tired. For a brighter eye look, I use white eye liner on my lower eye rim, just above the lashes.
Bobbie, thank you so much for this video. Very helpful, especially since I'm currently in a job search. I ordered a ring light to fix my lighting issues. The main light I had was coming from my gigantic iMac screen (awfully bright and not the best quality), so I'm going to dim the Mac screen and use the ring light for video calls.
I can't wait to send this video to my daughter as she does video calls quite frequently as part of her business. One of the things I really appreciate about your videos is I can always hear you perfectly. Yes, I am hard of hearing lol but some people practically whisper and it's so annoying. Thank you for a terrific video 🤗
I don’t like it when a video goes back and forth with the sound so I have to keep changing the volume. I should have said something about that. Keep volume consistent. Stink...I knew I’d forget something. 🤷♀️
Wow, very informative. I would not have thought that the lighting would make such a drastic change, but your examples were spot on. You are very pretty, by the way. Thanks.
One of the best "help" videos I have seen. While I am well past 50, I certainly appreciate the tips on looking better, camera position, lighting, etc. As a person with significant hearing loss, I really appreciate you emphasis on talking clearly. Hardly anyone seems to pay attention to that these days. I hope to be a subscriber soon, but need to get in there and practice some ZOOMing now.
I love all these tips and playing around with all your suggestions while I prep for future interviews. Now if I can only get rid of the glare in my eyeglasses grrr oh well reality does come in lol I'll be checking out videos for that one, thanks again Bobbie
What a great and informative video! I'm not part of your target audience, but still enjoyed all the tips. I work as a teacher, and have been trying to look as professional as possible on camera. My desk is now facing a window, which has improved lighting enormously. One thing that still bothers me, however, is that my eye color still appears way darker than it is. Ideally, I would have to sit so much closer to a light source (and blind myself in the process) in order to get my eyes to look hazel green instead of black. I have ordered a ring light, which I hope will help improve things.
Thanks for all the great information! When I Skyped with my family last week, I was horrified by the way I looked. At one point, I put the dog on my lap so I could hide behind him. These tips will help me for our next video chat. And, like so many others have said, you're hair looks even more beautiful than usual!!!
Thank you so much for this information! I just found you in the last few days. I nearly wet myself over the fan situation!!! Sometimes its better to show what not to do. Plus, I love your honesty, how clear you are, and you are just pleasant. May the Lord bless you!
Great great tips! My issue is PROGRESSIVE glasses! At the right distance and height to look decent, I have to look through the bottom of my glasses. Thus, tipping my head up. Gah! Tip: Root Touch Up also makes thin hair look thicker, a shade darker sprayed at the roots from below
Thanks for your suggestions for video conferencing. I started working at home 2 weeks ago and just using the technology for the first time is daunting. I will try out your placement suggestions as I am alternating between iPad and laptop. I think my lighting fits your recommendations and with cloudy days I have definitely noticed the change in level of natural light. It’s so helpful for you to share your expertise with all of us. One funny thing since we moved to work at home makes me smile every time I think about it...we got an email and it said “wear bottoms in case you have to step away to get something during the meeting”. I wondered if it was because something happened in one of our meetings or if it was just a tip that came from some kind of ‘top 10 things to avoid list’. Either way it still makes me smile when I think about it. You look terrific today! Take care and stay safe!
I'm a new viewer-fan. My hair is white and I normally add blond to darken it...so while in quarantine, the blonde faded and my hair is now platinum like Marilyn Monroe! Because I'm elderly, white is an older look. I darken to look younger. Yes--I really love Lumify eye drops. It's a little pricey, but a wonderful product...from Grandma Bunny--not the dumbest blonde in Arizona!
Wonderful tips . I’m a 47yo high school math teacher forced onto Zoom to have class. I needed your tips! My only dissent is the drinking. Teaching for 40 minutes, I could not survive without sipping from a water bottle. I’m hoping it’s not as bad as you make it out to be, because with medications that dry me out, there is no other alternative. My mouth would be so dry I would be rendered mute! I’m definitely putting much of what you said into practice straight away!
This is photography lighting 101. Extreme side lighting is called "split light", when the one side falls into shadows. Light from below is called "ghoul light" because it makes you look like, well, a ghoul, l0l. The pillow case is reflecting the main light into the shadows like a reflector. The BEST light is from 45* to the side of the face and slightly above. Cheers!!
You're fantastic. I shared this with my Mom, she loved it. We are currently working on keeping our local community theatre alive in quarantine. We are at risk of losing funding if we can't figure out how to keep it up! Your tips on how to film from home are extremely helpful! Thank you.
Awesome tips. I'm getting ready to host weekly Zoom meetings and today during practice my lighting was terrible and you couldn't see many facial features. I looked so washed out. LOL!! Thanks for these tips.
Yes, I don't wear make-up normally IRL (in real life). But my face looks washed out in my online videos, and I am teaching 100% online now. Thank you for all of your tips. I am already implementing some and will look into getting some lipstick and mascara to define my eyes and mouth - my best facial features.
Thank you so much for making this video. I have been a homemaker for, let's just say a very long time. I am now doing Zoom for Bible study classes and am totally out of my element. My husband, on the other hand, is very familiar with conference calls and the such. You covered so many areas that were so informative for me. Some things I had thought of before, but others... And I am sure my husband would not have thought of all of those things. : ) So this was extremely beneficial for me! Thank you!!
LOVE LOVE LOVE your video!! I soooo needed this as I begin my journey online with Zoom. You covered everything and so down to earth and thank you for listing the items you use:)
Great video presented in a friendly and accessible way, so many tips that we need to know at this time of Zoom meetings. Thank you so much Bobbie, I really enjoyed the warm way you spoke throughout. Thanks again, take care
Thank you Bobbie. Info re: lighting and adjusting angle of lap top was so helpful. By learning your techniques i look shadows have disappeared, which were causing me to look tired when I was not. Looking forward to discovering more of you videos. Good health to you.
Thanks for the tips! Many of them are incredible helpful to men to! I now know why I always look like my eyes are closed. I needed to raise my laptop up a bit. Go figure.
Great advice. Thanks for the information. Many of us working from home now find ourselves doing many video meetings daily. You had me at the pillow case 😝.
First video of yours I’ve seen and I subscribed. You are informative, professional yet approachable, knowledgeable and beautiful! You spoke with confidence and ease and are relatable. Thank you for these excellent, pertinent tips. Much appreciated. I look forward to watching more of your videos.
Thanks so much for all this information. I had my first zoom meeting today and was trying to figure out why I looked like I was taking up the screen. Thanks to all your wonderful tips I have some things to check on. Great video.!
First time seeing one of your videos and love it! I have several friends who absolutely refuse to talk on FaceTime or any video chat. I definitely am sharing this and, fingers crossed, I’ll have a few more friends to video chat with! Thanks!!
I have a professional head shot that I have loaded to my Zoom profile for “those times” that I’m going to be doing something else during a video meeting. I “stay live” as much as possible, but can tap that “video off” switch when necessary. I’ve used that “Brady Bunch” analogy as well! Lol!
Great information thanks for sharing and I do agree with everything you said, a few weeks ago I was on a group call and one lady was wearing a strapless dress and kept playing with her long hair. My first thought was are you kidding! Is she sitting there nude? She kept playing with her hair almost like she was posing for a photoshoot. It was so distracting I was not able to pay attention to the actual meeting and what was being said. There were times I was able to move her off the screenshot, but then she would reappear. I just wanted to log out of the meeting but of course was not able to. More people need to see your video. Thank You for sharing.
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I'm in my 70's so I've never done any video conferencing before, but I find myself in that situation with my friends, Bible Study Group, and family. This was a huge help to me. I am going to send it on to others. You are very down-to-earth and pleasant. Thank you for making this video. Can't wait to see others.
This is wonderful. You're a real human. It feels like you have our best interests in mind, and you really want us to look our best. No gimmicks, no millennials' beauty tricks because I'm 64, and I have jowls and sagging neckline and bags under my eyes. It's really depressing.
I want to start a RUclips channel, but I'm daunted by the way I look. But your friendly easy to listen to manner is giving me courage. Thank you.
Go for it Tina! When you do, let me know so I can check it out!
Thank you! I’ve been horrified with my on camera face during Zoom meetings! This really made a difference.
I've been astounded by how little thought some of my colleagues have put into how they look in virtual meetings - cameras pointing up people's noses, unmade beds in the background, etc. You gave a great collection of tips.
This is why I turn the video off and just listen.
Yes! I know-I agree
@@TheCarnivoreSoprano or you can use virtual background
Lisa D I know! Gotta wonder. . .
Cindy Howard good point Cindy, but do u think the person who would have the type of stuff going on in the background and not give it a thought, would bother with SuperPHdiva? Tacky classless people don’t believe that their background of debris, unmade bed, screaming kids running back and forth, really don’t care.
I’m a 50 plus guy and got a lot of great tips! Thank you!!
This is the best video I've seen on looking good on video. Your examples were very helpful. Thank you ⭐️
100% good info. I am on conference calls 6 hours a day, going back for years now. Every tip offered here is spot on great advice.
You certainly modeled a great video! This is the first video I found/watched of yours. I am currently teaching remotely and videos are going well but you gave some really good tips. Thank you! I also really loved your friendly approach in your video. I look forward to watching some of your other videos. Take care!
These are great tips for EVERYONE and not just "for Woman over 50." Thank you. Subscribed & added this to a playlist.
45 here and taking notes.
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I do zoom meetings several times a week. I use a laptop , my desk is against a wall. I have a ring light mounted on the wall in front of me and use a virtual background to mask my actual space. I also make use of the filter features in zoom or MS Teams😊
Fantastic tips! I'd add: don't walk around during Zoom/virtual meetings. I've been in so many recently where participants are walking around their homes during the entire meeting. 😆
So thorough, clear and polished ! Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Stay safe !
I've been searching forever for a video like this so I can record videos with my phone. I was disappointed with the videos I've watched. I stubbled on your video today and it was exactly what I needed. This was priceless and so helpful! I love the attention to detail. Showing all the differences. And your personality is just the sweetest. I've subscribed after glancing over your past videos. I have about 10 years before I'm near 50 but love your content. Thanks again for this information.
I’m not 50+ and I truly enjoyed this video. You are a pleasure to watch! Thanks for the very helpful information.
I can’t stop looking at your hair! It looks so fabulous!
That’s so nice! Thank You!
And great bright smile...your teeth are perfect and white. So jealous...lol.
Which means they are unnecessarily distracting in business meetings.....
Same! I love it!
I had my first video chat with my daughter and two grandchildren. It was a surprise call and we are on quarantine but I was fully dressed and my hair was combed. I am 73 and I was horrified that I looked like an old crone. I finally told my daughter to send the kids out of the room because I was sure I was scaring them! Later, I worked with a pile of books to get my I pad out from under my chin and I will definitely put on eye makeup! Good tips for those of us who are still emerging from the Stone Age.
Oh I LOVE you! You covered it all! I have 2 conference calls tomorrow and this really helps! I have done a few things you mentioned which I will try not to do tomorrow. Its so nice to have a lady close to my age (I am 61) who gets it and understands how important it is as we get older, to be careful of angles, lighting, and what I am doing while I am on camera. I am probably not going to be attentive at all, as I will be looking at all the things everyone is doing wrong!! For once, I am looking forward to a conference call! Thanks Bobbie, looking forward to watching more of your videos :-)
Wow, this was such a great informative video. Thank you. I’m not interviewing but I do facetime my adult kids. I feel like I’ve always looked awful. I’ll try some of these tips.
I was thinking the same thing , great minds think alike xx
Thank you so much for all these tips, Bobbie! I am 63 and have intentionally lost 52 pounds recently, so these tips will be valuable to show me as the healthy lifestyle I now enjoy!
Thanks for the awesome tips! I just got a ring light and I’m planning on trying to use it for my youtube videos. You’re awesome 👏🏼
Wow.... What a ton of useful information. I’m going to participate in a FaceTime conference call today and our company started doing Zoom calls. Stumbled across your station so glad I did. Especially the horrifying thought if your camera fell . Lol
Thank you 😊 🎥
I watch lots of beauty youtubers and find myself wishing some would take these tips to heart. Some play with and touch their hair constantly. Some have an unmade bed piled with clothes. I struggle to put up with that kind of thing. Very clear, well organized tutorial on video conferencing!
You are amazing !! : ). Thank you so much for these incredible tips!!!!
Thank you so much for this video! Found you on accident but this is perfect timing!!
Great tips, very practical and necessary. My eyes are often red and look tired. For a brighter eye look, I use white eye liner on my lower eye rim, just above the lashes.
Amazing tips. Many I would not have thought of. Thanks.
Thank you so much. One of the best I've seen and covers everything important I need to know in this time of communicating from home via zoom etc!
Bobbie, thank you so much for this video. Very helpful, especially since I'm currently in a job search. I ordered a ring light to fix my lighting issues. The main light I had was coming from my gigantic iMac screen (awfully bright and not the best quality), so I'm going to dim the Mac screen and use the ring light for video calls.
I can't wait to send this video to my daughter as she does video calls quite frequently as part of her business. One of the things I really appreciate about your videos is I can always hear you perfectly. Yes, I am hard of hearing lol but some people practically whisper and it's so annoying. Thank you for a terrific video 🤗
I don’t like it when a video goes back and forth with the sound so I have to keep changing the volume. I should have said something about that. Keep volume consistent. Stink...I knew I’d forget something. 🤷♀️
Wow, very informative. I would not have thought that the lighting would make such a drastic change, but your examples were spot on. You are very pretty, by the way. Thanks.
Plus when you smile slightly it makes your face lines look more plump, younger, more flattering.
One of the best "help" videos I have seen. While I am well past 50, I certainly appreciate the tips on looking better, camera position, lighting, etc. As a person with significant hearing loss, I really appreciate you emphasis on talking clearly. Hardly anyone seems to pay attention to that these days. I hope to be a subscriber soon, but need to get in there and practice some ZOOMing now.
This presentation was extremely useful to me. Thank you so much!! :-)
I love all these tips and playing around with all your suggestions while I prep for future interviews. Now if I can only get rid of the glare in my eyeglasses grrr oh well reality does come in lol I'll be checking out videos for that one, thanks again Bobbie
What a great and informative video! I'm not part of your target audience, but still enjoyed all the tips. I work as a teacher, and have been trying to look as professional as possible on camera. My desk is now facing a window, which has improved lighting enormously. One thing that still bothers me, however, is that my eye color still appears way darker than it is. Ideally, I would have to sit so much closer to a light source (and blind myself in the process) in order to get my eyes to look hazel green instead of black. I have ordered a ring light, which I hope will help improve things.
Excellent reminders! 👍🏻👍🏻
You look so great! This was so helpful.
I thought the sheet trick was awesome and made a huge difference
Yes...and... it’s... FREE! 😃
Thanks for all the great information! When I Skyped with my family last week, I was horrified by the way I looked. At one point, I put the dog on my lap so I could hide behind him. These tips will help me for our next video chat. And, like so many others have said, you're hair looks even more beautiful than usual!!!
Wow! Thank you for the hot tips! This is the first video I've seen of yours and you make me want to watch more... You're adorable.
Thank you so much for this information! I just found you in the last few days. I nearly wet myself over the fan situation!!! Sometimes its better to show what not to do. Plus, I love your honesty, how clear you are, and you are just pleasant. May the Lord bless you!
Thank you Kim. 💕
So grateful to have found this video. Thank you for your excellent advice!
Thank you for the excellent advice regarding creating video calls etc. Great advice!
Oh woooow, that white sheet made a huge difference on the lighting! Great tip! These are all great tips! Thank you!
I’m so glad this was helpful Aubrey!
Great great tips! My issue is PROGRESSIVE glasses! At the right distance and height to look decent, I have to look through the bottom of my glasses. Thus, tipping my head up. Gah! Tip: Root Touch Up also makes thin hair look thicker, a shade darker sprayed at the roots from below
I understand, I have those glasses as well and I can’t work at my computer for very long. I have to put my contacts on. Love the tip! Thanks 😊
I love how you give samples of what you are telling us about.Thank you!
Thanks for your suggestions for video conferencing. I started working at home 2 weeks ago and just using the technology for the first time is daunting. I will try out your placement suggestions as I am alternating between iPad and laptop. I think my lighting fits your recommendations and with cloudy days I have definitely noticed the change in level of natural light. It’s so helpful for you to share your expertise with all of us. One funny thing since we moved to work at home makes me smile every time I think about it...we got an email and it said “wear bottoms in case you have to step away to get something during the meeting”. I wondered if it was because something happened in one of our meetings or if it was just a tip that came from some kind of ‘top 10 things to avoid list’. Either way it still makes me smile when I think about it. You look terrific today! Take care and stay safe!
I guess we don’t want to have to slink down to the ground if we had to step away. 😂
great video and very informative! Thank you!
I'm a new viewer-fan. My hair is white and I normally add blond to darken it...so while in quarantine, the blonde faded and my hair is now platinum like Marilyn Monroe! Because I'm elderly, white is an older look. I darken to look younger. Yes--I really love Lumify eye drops. It's a little pricey, but a wonderful product...from Grandma Bunny--not the dumbest blonde in Arizona!
Just excellent information!
I watched the video last night and I had my first Zoom meeting today! Thanks for the video it all really helped!
Wonderful tips . I’m a 47yo high school math teacher forced onto Zoom to have class. I needed your tips! My only dissent is the drinking. Teaching for 40 minutes, I could not survive without sipping from a water bottle. I’m hoping it’s not as bad as you make it out to be, because with medications that dry me out, there is no other alternative. My mouth would be so dry I would be rendered mute! I’m definitely putting much of what you said into practice straight away!
Thank you so much!!! These are really great tips.
This is photography lighting 101. Extreme side lighting is called "split light", when the one side falls into shadows. Light from below is called "ghoul light" because it makes you look like, well, a ghoul, l0l. The pillow case is reflecting the main light into the shadows like a reflector. The BEST light is from 45* to the side of the face and slightly above. Cheers!!
You're fantastic. I shared this with my Mom, she loved it. We are currently working on keeping our local community theatre alive in quarantine. We are at risk of losing funding if we can't figure out how to keep it up! Your tips on how to film from home are extremely helpful! Thank you.
exellent video! thankn you!
You’re welcome Sarit!
Really really good advice, thank you for such an amazing video :-) Lots of love from Australia :-)
Awesome tips. I'm getting ready to host weekly Zoom meetings and today during practice my lighting was terrible and you couldn't see many facial features. I looked so washed out. LOL!! Thanks for these tips.
Yes, I don't wear make-up normally IRL (in real life). But my face looks washed out in my online videos, and I am teaching 100% online now. Thank you for all of your tips. I am already implementing some and will look into getting some lipstick and mascara to define my eyes and mouth - my best facial features.
Thank you, now that so many of us are teaching from home, it's useful to learn some tips and tricks form people who film themselves all the time!
Excellent tips! Subscribed! Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Bobbie, this episode was informative and funny! I learned a lot and had a good laugh :) Thank you.
We all need more laughing so that makes me happy. 🤗
I love your bedroom !
I found this to be a really helpful video - thank you for taking the time to share everything in such detail.
Thank you so much for making this video. I have been a homemaker for, let's just say a very long time. I am now doing Zoom for Bible study classes and am totally out of my element. My husband, on the other hand, is very familiar with conference calls and the such. You covered so many areas that were so informative for me. Some things I had thought of before, but others... And I am sure my husband would not have thought of all of those things. : ) So this was extremely beneficial for me! Thank you!!
I’m so glad this will help you!
Your hair is beautiful! Thanks for helping us show our best selves through this trying time. Keep up the Good Work!! :)
Thank you Kristine! 🤗
Excellent presentation. Thank you so much!
Thank you very much.
LOVE LOVE LOVE your video!! I soooo needed this as I begin my journey online with Zoom. You covered everything and so down to earth and thank you for listing the items you use:)
I am so happy this is helpful! I hope your calls are successful!
Great video presented in a friendly and accessible way, so many tips that we need to know at this time of Zoom meetings. Thank you so much Bobbie, I really enjoyed the warm way you spoke throughout. Thanks again, take care
Thank you Bobbie, awesome tips! I will be ready for my Zoom call on Thursday.
I am 66 and just beginning training on videos. Thank you for all the tips.!
I’m so glad this was helpful Lorene!
Thank you so much for this information! Would love to see a video of the bedroom. It is absolutely beautiful!
Thank you Lori! I’ve shown it quite a few times in different videos but it’s still a work in progress.
Great pointers!
thank you! i not sure whether i was supposed to be so entertained, but my smile muscles are going to kill me tomorrow! :-)
Thank you! I really like it!
Great, I'm teaching children, and I'm 60, thank you for the tricks! Blessings!
Asa Strong,
God bless you
Happy to help!
Thank you Bobbie. Info re: lighting and adjusting angle of lap top was so helpful. By learning your techniques i look shadows have disappeared, which were causing me to look tired when I was not. Looking forward to discovering more of you videos. Good health to you.
I’m so glad this was helpful! 💕
Thank you. Good info. You might also explore “electronic backdrops” that are featured on many apps like Zoom.
I needed to hear all of this today! Thank you!
You are welcome!
Thanks for the tips! Many of them are incredible helpful to men to! I now know why I always look like my eyes are closed. I needed to raise my laptop up a bit. Go figure.
Isn't it great that it's an easy adjustment? My husband is interviewing via video and I had to teach him too! Glad this was helpful!
*Thank you for your video!* You did a great job and your are simply beautiful. _Thank you hubby for your assistance_
Very good advice!
Great feedback and validation that I'm using all the great products -Lumify Eye Drops, Teeth whitening and ring lights. Great job!
Great advice. Thanks for the information. Many of us working from home now find ourselves doing many video meetings daily. You had me at the pillow case 😝.
I love your sense your humor!
First video of yours I’ve seen and I subscribed. You are informative, professional yet approachable, knowledgeable and beautiful! You spoke with confidence and ease and are relatable. Thank you for these excellent, pertinent tips. Much appreciated. I look forward to watching more of your videos.
Thanks so much for all this information. I had my first zoom meeting today and was trying to
figure out why I looked like I was taking up the screen. Thanks to all your wonderful tips I have some things to check on. Great video.!
loooooove it!!!! hello from Mexico!
Hello Edith from Mexico! 😉
Thanks for the very great information. Great helpful!
I loved your video! This is the first time I watched you. You are such an inspiration!
Excellent video. Lots of details. You showed what to do and what not to do. So helpful! You have a new subscriber!
First time seeing one of your videos and love it! I have several friends who absolutely refuse to talk on FaceTime or any video chat. I definitely am sharing this and, fingers crossed, I’ll have a few more friends to video chat with! Thanks!!
I have a professional head shot that I have loaded to my Zoom profile for “those times” that I’m going to be doing something else during a video meeting. I “stay live” as much as possible, but can tap that “video off” switch when necessary. I’ve used that “Brady Bunch” analogy as well! Lol!
These tips are ingenious :) Will definitely implement them :)
I Love Your Hair, Bobbie! It's looks lovely sweet and beautiful! And I Love Your Videos!❤❤❤😍😍💞💞👍👍😍😍
Wow really liked your video!
Great information thanks for sharing and I do agree with everything you said, a few weeks ago I was on a group call and one lady was wearing a strapless dress and kept playing with her long hair. My first thought was are you kidding! Is she sitting there nude? She kept playing with her hair almost like she was posing for a photoshoot. It was so distracting I was not able to pay attention to the actual meeting and what was being said. There were times I was able to move her off the screenshot, but then she would reappear. I just wanted to log out of the meeting but of course was not able to. More people need to see your video. Thank You for sharing.
Such great tips! You should be sharing these tips for everyone - not just "women over 50" - great job! Keep it up!
Thank you. 💕
This is such a timely video. So helpful!! I need to share this to the planet!!! Your bedroom is beautiful.
Thank you so much!💕
Hello! I really enjoyed and benefited from your lovely video. I'm also glad it's made for more mature women like us! Thank you!
You are welcome! I’m glad it was helpful to you!
Thank you for these tips. They are very practical!