Speaking to a camera has become an integral part of professional communication today. Although this format may seem technical, it actually requires even greater awareness, clarity, and the ability to build connection. The camera creates a paradox: the speaker is physically alone, yet fully aware that an audience is watching from behind the lens. This situation often creates a new kind of tension: invisible reactions, reduced space for body movement, and a slower dynamic.   Di

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