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Guest host, Tina Hogan Grant's guest today on the Online for Authors podcast is Adele Royce, author of the book Summer's Blood. Adele holds a B.A. in English from Arizona State University, where she graduated magna cum laude. Her published Hnovels include Camera Ready, Princess Smile, and For Position Only, which was a BookLife by Publisher's Weekly Editor's Pick. An advertising and PR executive, Adele spent most of her career on the Las Vegas Strip, an experience that gave color to her novel, Summer's Blood.   She is currently working on the sequel to Summer's Blood featuring the next generation of the Keller/Van Ness family, as well as Deadly Sins, a collection of short stories.   Adele owns a marketing consulting firm in San Diego, California, where she resides with her husband, Marty and their two cats, Bosco and Sesame.   In her book review, Tina stated that Summer's Blood, set in the heart of Las Vegas where lies and deceit are plentiful, is a fast-paced thriller with many twists, turns, and surprises that I didn't see coming. As the story unfolded, I had so many questions, and that is what kept me turning the pages.   Craig was living the perfect life and it all suddenly changed after his father's funeral. With his life spiraling out of control, his love for his wife and children shines through the pages as he finds himself separated from them against his will. I found this story engaging, well-written, and enjoyable. This is a new author to me who I highly recommend.   Subscribe to Online for Authors to learn about more great books! https://www.youtube.com/@onlineforauthors?sub_confirmation=1   Join the Novels N Latte Book Club community to discuss this and other books with like-minded readers: https://www.facebook.com/groups/3576519880426290   You can follow Author Adele Royce Website: https://adeleroyce.com/ FB: @AdeleRoyceAuthor X: @Adele_Royce IG: adele_royce_author   Purchase Summer's Blood on Amazon: Paperback: https://amzn.to/41gsknU Ebook: https://amzn.to/49954KN   Teri M Brown, Author and Podcast Host: https://www.terimbrown.com FB: @TeriMBrownAuthor IG: @terimbrown_author X: @terimbrown1   #adeleroyce #summersblood #thriller #terimbrownauthor #authorpodcast #onlineforauthors #characterdriven #researchjunkie #awardwinningauthor #podcasthost #podcast #readerpodcast #bookpodcast #writerpodcast #author #books #goodreads #bookclub #fiction #writer #bookreview *As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

Being “Camera Ready” in real life means showing up as your best self, ready to seize the spotlight in every moment. Just as in the entertainment world, where preparation behind the scenes ensures stars are ready to shine, your everyday life requires the same effort. You're the Star of your own movie, and it's up to you to write the story. This means aligning your appearance, mindset, and confidence with the role you want to play in life. Preparation is key—because when life calls “Action,” you'll be ready to perform with purpose and poise. 

Phantom Electric Ghost Podcast: Adele Royce: Crafting Believable Characters Creating Edgy Contemporary Fiction Including Thriller, Mystery, and Romance Adele Royce holds a BA in English from Arizona State University, where she graduated magna cum laude. Her published novels include Camera Ready, Princess Smile, and For Position Only, which was a BookLife by Publishers Weekly Editor's Pick. An advertising and PR executive, Adele spent most of her career on the Las Vegas Strip, an experience that gave color to her novel, Summer's Blood. She is currently working on the sequel to Summer's Blood featuring the next generation of the Keller/Van Ness family, as well as Deadly Sins, a collection of short stories. Adele owns a marketing consulting firm in San Diego, California, where she resides with her husband and two cats. Link: https://adeleroyce.com/ Donate to support PEG free artist interviews: PayPalMe link Any contribution is appreciated: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/PhantomElectric?locale.x=en_US Support PEG by checking out our Sponsors: Download and use Newsly for free now from www.newsly.me or from the link in the description, and use promo code “GHOST” and receive a 1-month free premium subscription. The best tool for getting podcast guests:  Podmatch.com https://podmatch.com/signup/phantomelectricghost Subscribe to our Instagram for exclusive content: https://www.instagram.com/expansive_sound_experiments/ Donate to support PEG free artist interviews: Subscribe to our YouTube  https://youtube.com/@phantomelectricghost?si=rEyT56WQvDsAoRpr PEG uses StreamYard.com for our live podcasts https://streamyard.com/pal/c/6290085463457792 Get $10.00 Credit for using StreamYard.com when you sign up with our link RSS https://anchor.fm/s/3b31908/podcast/rss

Do you like Zoom calls or Facetime? It's not fun being camera ready. Speaking of, grab your stretchy sweatpants, it's Thanksgiving!

I am thrilled to be joined by Laura Geller on this episode Camera Ready & Abel discussing the wise words of her father: Nothing Appears As It Seems. Translation: There's always more to the story than meets the eye. Don't compare and despair. Laura is the legendary founder of Laura Geller Beauty. Laura began her career as a makeup artist, often working on TV and with Broadway actors before launching her hugely successful makeup line on QVC in 1997. Key takeaways: Do your homework! Know and observe all your competitors Identify what is different about you AND/OR your product Do a soft launch on social media to gain Proof of Concept Mind your own business: Know and understand the financing backend and frontend  Find a mentor Talk to your audience/customer where they are Innovate, don't imitate Create opportunities by joining professional organizations  Laura is a member of Forbes 50 over 50 and QVC's 50 and Fabulous - a testament to her great success - but as she'll remind you, her success did not come overnight. Laura's resilience and ability to weather the storms along the way have helped give her profound appreciation for her success.  Laura delivers a masterclass in playing the long game, and most importantly, YOUR long game.  Visit www.laurageller.com for more information about Laura's products and follow her on Instagram at @lauragellerbeauty and @aurajgeller. Full disclosure: I wear Laura's products every day

How do you feel in front of the camera?  I know this can be an uncomfortable part of entrepreneurship… photos, videos.  We have the perfect guest on this episode of The Essential Shift podcast (photographer, Katie Kaars) who is here to share common challenges people face when being photographed and offers practical advice on how to overcome these barriers.  Whether you're a business owner needing to update your headshots or simply looking to take better selfies, Katie's insights will empower you to show up confidently on camera. Get ready to discover the secrets behind a great photo and how you can capture your true self, whether with a smartphone or a professional camera.  If you LOVED the episode, make sure you share this on your Instagram stories and tag me @essential.shift and @katiekaarsphotography.  ✨ Join The Circle Membership today and start your journey toward a soul-aligned business✨ KEY EPISODE TAKEAWAYS  Practical tips for overcoming camera shyness and capturing your true personality in photos How to build confidence in front of the camera, starting with simple, everyday practices How Katie has managed her intuition in her own business  SHOW RESOURCES  CHECK out Katie website -  HERE  FOLLOW Katie on Instagram - HERE LEARN how to Create the perfect iPhone Portrait - HERE LEARN how to be confident on camera - HERE GET your copy of Light It - HERE  Join our female entrepreneur community in The Circle Membership - HERE FOLLOW me on INSTAGRAM - HERE Find out more about how to WORK WITH ME - HERE If you like this episode, don't forget to share it to your Instagram stories and tag me @essential.shift.   ABOUT THE GUEST Katie Kaars is an established Sydney-based photographer with over 20 years of industry experience. Her work focuses on the connection between people and place. Katie's key clients include SJB Australia, Western Sydney University, Prospa and Monocle. Since graduating from Sydney College of the Arts – with first-class honours and a Photomedia major – Katie has worked with renowned photography artists and creative studios locally and overseas. Bless it be.  With love, Laetitia!

Feeling a little stuck? Need to change your energy? My guest for this episode, actor-writer-sought after public speaker-instagram slayer, Franchesca Ramsey, delivers a Master Class in how to reenergize, refocus, get back in alignment to bring back the joy and make your goals happen.  In short, how to be CEO of your own life. Franchesca is a highly successful creator. But she didn't start there and she generously shares the steps she took to evolve from her career as a graphic designer working for the City of Miami to making YouTube videos to creating and starring in the award-winning MTV series, DeCoded, to being a writer-correspondent for The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore to the triple threat, full-on CEO of her own life she is today.  Key takeaways: Don't wait for permission - take initiative! Be someone people want to work with Be a generous connector Keep a wins jar Focus on goals you can control Enjoy Franchesca on instagram and Visit www.franchesca.net to get more of Franchesca's gems. While you're there check out her NAACP-nominated book, Well That Escalated Quickly, one of Amazon's best books of 2018.  Good news! All of the Camera Ready & Abel episodes + grab-n-go clips of inspiration and actionable insights are now available on YouTube. 

We are back with a new season of Camera Ready with Sheree Hartwell! On today's episode of the podcast, Sheree sits down with the talented artist herself, Allison Pynn, to hear a glimpse of how she got started in her industry and what developed the passion she has for doing makeup. Tune in to hear Allison's beauty tips and tricks, what advice she has for people getting started in the beauty artist industry, and what she owes her artistry and talent to. We are so excited for this seasons line up of special guests and features and can't wait for you guys to listen in. Stay tuned for new episodes dropping every month and don't forget to check us out on Instagram @camerareadywithshereehartwell.

Getting in front of an audience to communicate on camera certainly doesn't come naturally to all (most?) attorneys, but if you're feeling embarrassed by your lackluster video presence, there are ways to overcome those on-camera nerves. Jared talks with Kerry Barrett about how she helps professionals sharpen media skills to increase their visibility and present confidence and credibility to their audience. In the Rump Roast, they play “Candid Camera”, where Jared asks Kerry questions on the history of all things video. What was the last truly silent film? What band played the first-ever music video on MTV? Listen in to find out if Kerry's up to the trivia challenge. And, lastly, hating on Caitlin Clark is utterly ridiculous. Jared expounds upon the many reasons why WNBA players (including Caitlin's own teammates) need to take advantage of the hype and bask in all that Caitlin Clark is bringing to women's basketball.  ----- Since Video Killed The Radio Star, here's a playlist featuring songs that had some of the best music videos. ----- Our opening song is Two Cigarettes by Major Label Interest. Our closing song is Just Like Me by Thruline.

Getting in front of an audience to communicate on camera certainly doesn't come naturally to all (most?) attorneys, but if you're feeling embarrassed by your lackluster video presence, there are ways to overcome those on-camera nerves. Jared talks with Kerry Barrett about how she helps professionals sharpen media skills to increase their visibility and present confidence and credibility to their audience. In the Rump Roast, they play “Candid Camera”, where Jared asks Kerry questions on the history of all things video. What was the last truly silent film? What band played the first-ever music video on MTV? Listen in to find out if Kerry's up to the trivia challenge. And, lastly, hating on Caitlin Clark is utterly ridiculous. Jared expounds upon the many reasons why WNBA players (including Caitlin's own teammates) need to take advantage of the hype and bask in all that Caitlin Clark is bringing to women's basketball.  ----- Since Video Killed The Radio Star, here's a playlist featuring songs that had some of the best music videos. ----- Our opening song is Two Cigarettes by Major Label Interest. Our closing song is Just Like Me by Thruline.

In this episode, Steve Fretzin and Kerry Barrett discuss:Being on camera is a requirement - make it work for you.Public speaking and having a camera presence.Tips to do better with camera media content and presence.Performing and speaking to engage your audience. Key Takeaways:When speaking to a group, in person, or on camera, you do not want to fall into legal speak. You need to speak to who your audience (or client) is in a way that they understand.Look at the camera, not at your screen. It gives a connection with the audience that appears you're looking directly at them.Your voice is what creates the connection. Make sure you use your voice to repeatedly bring the audience in.Preparation is key in your webinars. Know what your purpose is, know what your goal is, and keep your audience engaged from start to finish. "You want to have a very specific agenda, you want to have very specific language, and you want to recognize that people tune out if you look like you don't have a specific purpose, or frankly, if you're boring." —  Kerry Barrett Join our interactive webinar, "Quality Over Quantity: Attracting More Qualified Clients" on June 11th, and secure your spot today! Sign up now at lawmatics.com/webinars Thank you to our Sponsors!Lawmatics: https://www.lawmatics.com/bethatlawyer/Get Staffed Up: https://getstaffedup.com/bethatlawyer/Green Cardigan Marketing: https://greencardiganmarketing.com/ Episode References: Goal Diggers Podcast with Jenna Kutcher: https://jennakutcherblog.com/goal-digger-podcast/ Connect with Kerry Barrett:  Website: https://www.kerrybarrett.com/  The Kerry Barrett Show Podcast: https://www.kerrybarrett.com/podcast/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@IAmKerryBarrettLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/kerrybarrett/Twitter: https://twitter.com/IamKerryBArrettFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/IAmKerryBarrettInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamkerrybarrett/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@iamkerrybarrett Connect with Steve Fretzin:LinkedIn: Steve FretzinTwitter: @stevefretzinInstagram: @fretzinsteveFacebook: Fretzin, Inc.Website: Fretzin.comEmail: Steve@Fretzin.comBook: Legal Business Development Isn't Rocket Science and more!YouTube: Steve FretzinCall Steve directly at 847-602-6911  Show notes by Podcastologist Chelsea Taylor-Sturkie Audio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it. 

Paulina Porizkova joins the boys to offer her unique perspective on the art and business of fashion photography. How'd she get into it? What's the most important thing a photographer should know about working with models? Why does Paulina call Irving Penn “Mr. Penn”? Does the fact that Jeff has a spreadsheet of when he last changed the batteries in his cameras render him more attractive? All this and much, much more in our sexy Episode № 69 — nice!how Paulina got into modeling at age 15, how she learned the crafther growing awareness of lighting and camerasthe dance between photographer and model, and how it's altered by different types of camerahow a photographer's behavior influences a model's confidencehow real is the Veruschka scene from Blow-Up?do you know if the shot is good?how aware are you of camera equipment?can what you know about modeling be taught?pay attention to lighting! take a selfie when you look great!were you ever interested in photography yourself?her late husband Ric Ocasek's interest in photographystudio vs. location shootingthe business of modeling is not what you think!does the fact that Jeff has a spreadsheet of when he last changed the batteries in his cameras render him more attractive?what is the most important thing a photographer should know about working with models?is it different working with a female photographer?working with Irving Penn and why P always calls him “Mister”Bill Kingthe one photographer she wishes she'd had a chance to work with: Helmut Newtonthe resurgence of 35mm point-and-shoots in fashion photography, e.g. Marie Tomanova's shoot for Czech Voguecan you get a good shot of a model by being mean to her?what's it like shooting with your boyfriend, former photographer of plants and buildings?the portrait by Jeff that P lovesher Top 5 photographers she enjoyed working with:Mr. PennArthur Elgort (author of Camera Ready and Camera Crazy)Patrick DemarchelierMarcus BardMarco Glavianowhat's it like being constantly confronted with images of your younger self? do you have a favorite?

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Seizing opportunity is essential to getting ahead in media and entertainment. It is not a passive, I-think-I'll-wait-until-it-comes-to-me kind of a business. You not only have to seize the day - carpe your diem - you have to do something with the opportunity if you want to move forward in your life and career. My guest for this episode, Hena Doba, generously walks me through how she did just that, going from a local news producer, behind the camera in Watertown, NY, to anchor and contributor on national programs from CBS News (where she became one of the first Pakistani anchors in America) to Cheddar (where we met) to NewsNation where Hena now hosts the weekend edition of Morning in America.  Key takeaways: Be adaptable Take smart risks Listen to feedback Invest in training Learn how to write and tell a story Know how to use video and communicate with your audience through a lens Observe industry standards (as well as the competition) Know the competition Study your weaknesses Work through insecurities Play to your strengths Connect with Hena on Instagram and LinkedIn. If you have a word, phrase, or topic you'd like me to explore on Camera Ready & Abel, please shoot me a note by my website or send me a DM on Instagram or LinkedIn.

In this inspiring episode of Shark Theory, the host Baylor Barbee touches upon the fleeting nature of time and the importance of taking action towards our dreams without delay. As we step into March, Baylor shares a personal story of running the Las Vegas marathon and the insights he gleaned about leadership and self-perception. Baylor likens the momentary push to improve running form when one spots a marathon photographer to the way we often present ourselves when we feel observed. He draws a parallel between this phenomenon and our behaviors as leaders, suggesting that genuine leadership means consistently being the best version of ourselves, irrespective of whether someone is watching. Baylor emphasizes that actions must support our words, as our behavior influences those who look up to us, even when we think no one is paying attention. Key Takeaways: Time is precious: Act now towards your dreams to make the most of your time, and take advantage of the present. Consistent leadership: True leadership is constant and does not waver depending on who is watching. Integrity: Your actions in private should align with your public persona to achieve authentic success. Influence by example: As a leader, your actions, whether seen or unseen, have an impact on your followers. Closing the performance gap: Work towards minimizing the difference between your best self and your everyday self for optimal results. Notable Quotes: "In life, there is always somebody watching. There's always somebody watching." "Your word means something because your actions back it up." "What are we and who are we whenever we believe that nobody's watching?" "What if no matter what was happening, you operated with confidence? What if you operated with intentional action?" "You have to minimize that gap between who you try to show yourself as and who you really are."

It's one thing to get in the room. It's a whole other strategy to stay there. Here to discuss and go deep is multi-Emmy award winning television host, producer and journalist, Buki Elegbede. Buki shares that when you get in the room it feels good and it's a cause for celebration but it's only base camp. You've still got a whole mountain to climb.  Be prepared to play the long game When the industry shuts down, you don't shut down - you hone your craft and strategize Embrace delayed gratification and know that the rewards will come later Ask yourself: and then what? Stay ready so you never have to get ready Focus on relationships Buki is the creator/host/executive producer of the Emmy award winning Table for All, which takes you into NJ restaurants and home kitchens to try new cuisines, meet the people and hear their fascinating stories behind the recipes, serving up a cinematic docu-series focusing on culture and diversity. Buki has also produced content for ABC, ESPN, Create TV, PBS, Disney and Health Magazine + has produced & hosted docu-series, talk shows, panel shows and LIVE events.  Watch Table for All with Buki Elegbede, check out Work Ethic is a Supower, Buki's previous episode of Camera Ready & Abel and follow Buki on IG @thebukishow.

This episode of Camera Ready & Abel is brought to you by the phrase Redefining Success, a personal, perennial favorite of mine. The Berkeley Wellbeing Institute defines success as: reaching your goals, learning something new or overcoming fear. If that's what success is, why don't we all feel massively successful? My guest for this episode, Leila Sbitani, is a beloved TV host, media coach and teacher with one of the best workshops in New York City (I highly recommend). Her list of credits is a mile long. Highlights include: Entertainment Tonight, Full Frontal Fashion, FYE for E! and most recently Sit Down With the Stars for Regal Cinemas. Leila says success happened for her when she "had to get rid of that kind of rigid career plan that I had for myself and realize that if I would just let go of that and open myself up to unexpected opportunities, wonderful things can happen.”  She then had to dig deep and redefine success for herself when a cousin, at a family gathering, turned to her and said, "oh, it never really happened for you did it?" Her cousin was equating fame with success, that because Leila wasn't a household name she hadn't "made it." This is a false narrative. Fame does not equal success. Nor do followers and likes.  If you are making a living as a performer - television host, presenter, actor, voice artist etc - you are successful.  Celebrate your wins.  Learn more about Leila and her classes + private coaching (virtual and in person) at https://www.leilasbitani.com/media-training and follow @leilasbitani on all platforms.

I've wanted to explore the word permission ever since Marki Costello asked this most relevant question on her episode of Camera Ready and Abel: Are you prepared to walk in the room and kick ass? Why permission? Because after you explore all the ways to prepare to kick ass like getting your talking points and marketing assets together, plus a cute outfit and flattering makeup, the salient question is: Do you give yourself permission to walk in the room and kick ass? Permission means to grant authorization or to give formal consent and it's key to your preparation. Depending on where and when you grew up, your gender, ethnicity, and lived experience, your gremlin may be popping up to shut you down. No one can give you permission to carpe your diem except you.  Repeat after me: I give myself permission to walk in the room and kick ass! If it helps, remind yourself when you kick ass you're sharing your gifts - and that's helpful. You're providing something valuable that your audience needs. Hold onto that. Figure out the steps you need to take in order to prepare, and then give yourself permission to go after what you want.

To wrap up the last episode of 2023, special guest Taelor Parker speaks about her journey in the industry and how she got started. She sheds light on body positivity, speaking up for yourself, being vegan and how that's changed her life, and much more! Tune in to hear Sheree and Taelor get personal about adversities with body image in the industry and how they overcame those situations. Taelor is such an inspiration to many and an advocate for self love, body positivity, and more. We are so grateful to listen to her story and hear what she has to say today. *This content includes discussions about health and weight, and it may be triggering for individuals sensitive to topics related to body image.*

This episode is brought to you by the phrase, How to Land Your Dream Job. It's a rebroadcast of my episode with Elizabeth Wagmeister and was originally titled, Resilient, because Elizabeth rightly believes being resilient is a key to success. It's been a joy to know and work with Elizabeth since we met when I was casting Page Six TV and she became one of the hosts. Elizabeth is a consummate professional and genuine pleasure - and makes the work look easy. But as Elizabeth points out, hard-work creates luck. As a little girl, Elizabeth dreamed of being a dancer. She tried out for the dance team but didn't make it. She tried out again - and again and again - until she made the team and went on to become nationally ranked.  As so many of my guests have shared on Camera Ready and Abel: Learn from the disappointment, make adjustments and keep going. When Elizabeth and I originally recorded this episode, she was the senior correspondent at Variety (responsible for numerous covers + breaking the Matt Lauer story with Ramin Setoodeh). Now Elizabeth is CNN's Los Angeles-based entertainment correspondent. No matter what your dream job is, Elizabeth beautifully walks you through the best practices, strategies, and steps to get it, including this gem: No matter what your ambitions are, be good at the job you were hired to do. Always have your boss's back. Follow Elizabeth at @ewagmeister.

This episode is a rebroadcast of my appearance on Kim Rittberg's The Exit Interview podcast, where we discussed how to craft an amazing speech or presentation. In our conversation I offer practical tips for delivering a powerful and clear message while mining the G.A.P. (Goal Audience Platform), which is a shorthand reminder to adapt your delivery based on the audience and the platform. Kim is a digital marketing strategist, social media and video expert, an on-camera media coach and public speaker with a proven track record and 500 million video views. Kim formerly launched and ran the video unit for US Weekly and is now the Founder & Principal at Henry Street Media which helps companies, individuals and publishers of all sizes expand their brand and maximize revenue through unforgettable content and communications. Learn more about Kim and her services at www.kimrittberg.com and check out her previous appearance on Camera Ready & Abel titled, The Secrets to Creating Social Video that Gets Noticed.

Knowing your worth and believing you are worthy is essential for happiness and wellbeing according to Psychology Today.  When your self-worth depends on external situations it can get unstable, especially in the Camera Ready & Abel space. Knowing your value in the marketplace and having the confidence to ask for what you're worth are also key. Joining me to dive deep and discuss is Health & Wellness Expert and TV/Digital Host, Bianca Jade, who advocates for female empowerment and transformation as the visionary founder and CEO of mizzfit.com. Bianca delivers forecasts and insights on emerging trends within the beauty, health, and fashion domains for various national syndications, local news programs and HSN where she serves as a brand ambassador and guest host and her valuable takeaways are an on-camera career blueprint: Be strategic, be patient and play the long game Seize opportunities Be willing to take lower pay in exchange for gaining experience, developing skills & confidence and building relationships Take inventory of your strengths and be persistent (Bianca auditioned for HSN over 60 times before being hired by a brand) Be discoverable and broadcast your wins Know your brand, know the trends and be able to speak to them Start niche then expand  Provide consistent value to your clients and your audience Bianca consistently produces inspirational and captivating content for her hundreds of thousands of followers (including me) with the aim of boosting confidence, morale, and purpose.  Visit Bianca at mizzfit.com and follow her on instagram.  Learn more tips on How to Get Discovered with Vinnie Potestivo. Submit to be an HSN host here.

Tune into this week's episode featuring the multi-talented, Shelley Goodstein. Listen in to hear Shelley's story on how she became vastly successful in her line of work, as well as accomplishing many things in the modeling and talent industry. This is a "don't miss" podcast, as Shelley shares her biggest tips and pieces of advice for people of any and all ages looking to follow their dreams and striving for success!

This episode is brought to you by the phrase, How to Manage Your Stress and Anxiety- a Camera Ready evergreen topic featuring actionable advice from Podcast guests Marta Ravin, Dr. Heather Hans, and Patricia Stark. The World Health Organization defines stress as a state of worry or mental tension caused by a difficult situation. Anxiety is defined by Oxford Languages as a feeling of worry, nervousness or unease typically about an imminent event with an uncertain outcome and can produce physical symptoms like increased heart rate and muscle tension.  Stop and read the room with Marta Ravin. Marta is an Emmy nominated executive producer and showrunner and sought after keynote speaker who started her career in standup comedy. She has been sharing compelling stories, producing iconic content and making people laugh for her entire career. You can learn more at www.martaravinproductions.com and be sure to check out Marta's previous episode on Camera Ready and Abel, How to Read the Room. Switch your thoughts like you switch your tv channels with Dr. Heather Hans. Heather is a licensed clinical social worker & psychotherapist, Certified Clinical Anxiety Treatment Professional, Certified Intuitive Coach & Holistic Healer, and recovering CPA. She empowers individuals and organizations to perform at their highest  potential. Learn more about overcoming anxiety naturally in Heather's online course, Create Profitable Relationships by Mastering Anxiety and other great resources via her website www.heatherhans.com. You can check out Heather's full episode on Camera Ready & Abel titled, Love You Anxiety.  And finally, keep calm and carry on with Patricia Stark and her hot tips on calming product must-haves. Patricia Stark works on both sides of the camera and stage as a Media Trainer, Public Speaking Trainer, Certified Body Language Specialist and Calmfidence® Coach. After helping thousands of students and clients find their own voices and abilities, she made her methods available in CALMFIDENCE: How to Trust Yourself, Tame Your Inner Critic, and Shine in Any Spotlight—a comprehensive guide to improving self-talk and outward communication skills in any social interaction with calm and confidence. For more about Patricia hop on over to PatriciaStark.com and listen to our full conversation in her episode titled, Calmfidence®.

This encore episode of Camera Ready and Abel is brought to you by the phrase It Gets Greater Later, which is the signature mantra of the divine Bevy Smith who first came on the podcast in late 2021.  Quintessential Harlem girl, Gracie Award winner, and life-long New Yorker, Bevy is the host of Sirius XM's “Bevelations” on Radio Andy and the author of “Bevelations: Lessons from a Mutha, Auntie, Bestie,” where she generously lays out, step-by-step, how she successfully transitioned from a highly lucrative career as a fashion advertising executive to on-camera personality and media mogul, proving you can manifest your most bodacious dreams. Bevy is also a beloved motivational speaker, brand ambassador, businesswoman and generous mentor. Her signature quote, “It gets greater later!”  lives above my desk. Get more Bevy at www.bevysmith.com and check out her impactful talk on the TED mainstage  titled, How To Discover Your Authentic Self At Any Age, at the link below: https://www.ted.com/talks/bevy_smith_how_to_discover_your_authentic_self_at_any_age?utm_campaign=tedspread&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=tedcomshare

This episode is brought to you by the phrase, how to read the room, an essential skill for everyone whether you're giving a presentation or a speech, going to a meeting or job interview or audition, leading your team or asking your boss for a raise... Here to discuss is returning champion Marta Ravin. Marta is an Emmy nominated executive producer and showrunner and sought after keynote speaker who started her career in standup comedy, which is where we first met, and where Marta honed her exceptional skills in how to read the room. The Cambridge Dictionary defines reading the room as to be or become aware of the opinions and attitudes of a group of people that you are talking to. How do you do this? It's a sensory experience, explains Marta, and requires you to be present in the moment and attuned to the energy of the space, taking in information with all 5 senses. 3 key takeaways: You have the power to shift the mood of the room and can pivot at any time by engaging the audience with questions. When possible, study up on who your audience is. Take to social media, review websites, Google them so you are prepared with talking points that they will connect to. Reading the Zoom is harder than reading the room. Put your best foot forward and leave your camera on, let people know you are present and engaged…besides, you are Camera Ready! Marta has been sharing compelling stories, producing iconic content and making people laugh for her entire career. You can learn more at www.martaravinproductions.com and be sure to check out Marta's previous episode on Camera Ready and Abel focused on timing.

This episode of Camera Ready & Abel is brought to you by the phrase, How to Create Opportunity and Make Money.  My insightful - and delightful - guest is talent agent Blair Taylor, CEO of Taylor Talent Services, who has been innovating and creating opportunities for his clients for over 25 years. Blair has built a successful career by accessing opportunities untapped by traditional agents. He has represented commercial actors and spokespeople for national and international campaigns for some of the world's most recognizable companies, including McDonald's, Coca-Cola, Chevy, Trucks, and Verizon, as well as direct response campaigns and celebrity endorsements for folks like Robert Hajek of Shark Tank and NFL, legend Joe Montana, plus several of the Kardashian Jenner clan, including Kim, Chris, Kylie, and Kendall. Key takeaways: Invest in relationships, they have an invaluable return on investment. Break the rules…gently. Having followers and influence are not one in the same. Gaining followers is a result of the quality of your work and having influence means you have a subject area expertise. The entertainment business is like an iceberg- all the work is underneath the glitz and the glam. Connect with Blair at taylortalentservices.com. Listen to Blair discussing where to find TV Hosting Jobs with Nicole Sellars https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DqzO0qYe3hk  Listen to me discussing mastering auditions and million dollar deals on Lights Camera Cash with Nicole Sellars https://camerareadyandabel.podbean.com/e/lights-camera-cash-with-nicole-sellars/

In today's episode of Camera Ready with Sheree Hartwell, Sheree chat's with former Ford/RBA agent, Adam Hays. Adam Hays shares his latest updates with us on his journey in becoming an "Influencer Agent" at Wilhelmina LA. He talks about the influencer market and how social media has impacted the modeling and talent industry. Listen to Adam and Sheree discuss all things social media and what it's like booking for the new and improved market of influencing!

This mini episode is brought to you by the phrase, Measure Your Inchstones, which was a gem that Angela Marie Hutchinson shared with me on her episode of this podcast. We all know about milestones, even if we forget to mark them. A milestone is defined as an action or event marking a significant change or stage in development. Angela opened my eyes to the beauty and power of measuring your inchstones, the small, incremental essential steps you take daily, weekly, monthly, and even yearly that move you forward in a meaningful way toward achieving your goals. Focus on this: Progress is success. I hope you enjoy this reminder as much as I did! Angela Marie Hutchinson is a showrunner, screenwriter, producer, television host, working mom and former talent agent. Want to hear more of her insights?! READ her book, Create Your Yes- http://createyouryes.com/ WATCH her TEDx talk, Create Your Own Yes, When You Keep Hearing No- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u8XQ6N94aZc LISTEN to her full Camera Ready & Abel episode- https://camerareadyandabel.podbean.com/e/create-your-yes-with-angela-marie-hutchinson/

On this episode of Camera Ready & Abel the highly engaging Kim Rittberg teaches how to crack the code of creating social video that gets noticed. Because as Kim says, if you're hiding from the camera, you're hiding from clients. Kim's simple strategy is based on her Four Cs: Confidence Concise Consistency Creativity and she gives a big permission to let go of perfection, focus on value and don't get hung up on all the technology. Keep it simple with a ring light and a microphone and easy, user-friendly apps like CapCut and InShot - or outsource! Kim is a digital marketing strategist, social media and video expert, an on-camera media coach and public speaker with a proven track record and 500 million video views. Kim formerly launched and ran the video unit for US Weekly and is now the Founder & Principal at Henry Street Media which helps companies, individuals and publishers of all sizes expand their brand and maximize revenue through unforgettable content and communications. Learn more about Kim and her services and download her Top Ten Tips to Create Awesome Video at www.kimrittberg.com.

On this weeks podcast of Camera Ready with Sheree Hartwell, Sheree is gearing up for another year of Scottsdale Fashion Week! Tune in to this weeks episode to hear more about each show that the Ford/ RBA team along with partners, Steve Levine Entertainment will be producing. Get excited for designers like Sachin and Babi, Bach Mai, Cami and Jax, St. John, and many more at this years fashion week! Sheree shares the fun and exciting events happening around and during these shows that you don't want to miss! Check out the Scottsdale Fashion Week site for more information.

The topic of relationships come up often in my conversations on Camera Ready & Abel. This is no surprise since media and entertainment are relationship-driven industries. People like to work with people they know and trust to to get the work done on time, on budget and well executed. It's also a fact that media and entertainment are referral driven businesses, and people recommend people they know, like, and trust. So I've pulled together a best-of featuring snippets from my conversations with Emily Grace, J.D. Durkin, Buki Elegbede, and Matthew Hoffman who all advanced their careers in MAJOR ways by nurturing relationships that turned into opportunities because of the people who knew them.  Career coach and Sundance award-winning actress, Emily Grace, tells us how she got her break as an actor, in the role that won her the award at Sundance, without an agent! J.D. Durkin, host and reporter at the New York Stock Exchange for the financial news site The Street who previously created the Washington Bureau for Cheddar News when he was their White House correspondent explains how he came to Washington as an outsider with zero contacts and developed key relationships by being patient and doing simple things that no one else seemed to be doing. Television host, producer and journalist, Buki Elegbede, moved from behind the camera to in front when he won PBS' Create Cooking Challenge and it was the relationships that were formed there that helped launch him to the next level and create Table For All with Buki Elegbede which was nominated for multiple Emmy awards this year! TV host, media personality and popular narrator, Matthew Hoffman, got his big break when he was invited to audition to be the official narrator of the US version of the UK TV smash Love Island. Matthew was competing with household name talent and felt there was absolutely no way he was ever going to book the job, but he was so honored to be invited to audition that he decided to go all out for it, not to get hired, but to maintain his relationship with the casting team and production company so that they would call him again for the next opportunity. Matthew's story inspires me every time I listen to it. Matthew, like Buki, knows his being industrious is a superpower. My conversations with Emily, J.D., Buki, and Matthew are bound together by the phrase, Relationships: It's Who Knows You!  If you are looking for help tapping into your super-powers and advancing your career, I am here for you! Please send me a note via my website abelintermedia.com and be sure to download my free ebook, 12 Tips for Success on Camera.

In today's episode of Camera Ready with Sheree Hartwell, Sheree chats with model Rachel Connor to hear her story of how she got started in the modeling industry and the exciting things she is up to now! Listen in on Rachel's thoughts about her favorite bookings, traveling in the industry, how to deal with being in another country at a young age, her goals for the future, and more!

Camera Ready and Confident is a rebroadcast of my guest appearance on Vinnie Potestivo's I Have a Podcast two years ago, shortly after the launch of Camera Ready and Abel. Vinnie is my dear friend, co-conspirator and Emmy Award-winning media advisor who helps people and their business get seen and heard. Vinnie and I met years ago when we were talent executives at MTV Networks.  Listening back to this episode I can hear how far I've come as a podcaster which is reminder that consistent practice pays off. In our conversation we take a trip down memory lane about our years at MTV Networks, and then get down to it with tips and insights on how to be camera ready and confident, including:  breaking through your fears breathing practicing out loud taming your gremlin developing the stamina to be on camera If you're looking for help with how you can be more confident and camera ready, please shoot me a note via my website abelintermedia.com. And be sure to download my free ebook, 12 Tips for Success On-Camera (And Off). Listen to more episodes of I Have A Podcast with Vinnie Potestivo at ihaveapodcast.com.

This episode of Camera Ready & Abel is brought to you by the phrase Daily Disciplines. According to success.com being a high performer is the result of your daily disciplines. Here to discuss is my friend, journalist, J.D. Durkin, who opens up and shares the personal details of how developing his daily disciplines with intention helped him navigate his career, work through challenging times in his life and evolve as a human being. J.D. is a host and reporter at the New York Stock Exchange for the financial news site The Street, the investment app Public, and a regular guest on CBS News. He previously served as the White House and Capitol Hill correspondent for Cheddar, and anchored a nightly national news show after hosting and co-creating the documentary series The Pivot Counties. He is a moderator and host at various fintech and business conferences, including Collision, Politicon, and Web Summit in both Brazil and Portugal. Before his time in Washington, he was Senior Editor for Mediaite.  Key takeaways: Understanding urgency vs importance Having the time vs making the time Loving the climb up the mountain Study those who have gone before you Everyone's trying to figure it out (you're not alone) The will to win is a mindset Every battle's won before it's even begun Get more J.D. at www.instagram.com/jd_durkin + www.linkedin.com/in/j-d-durkin

Humans are social creatures and yet it can be mighty hard to talk to people. It's a serious challenge - when you Google, how to talk to anyone, 455 million hits come up. Here to discuss is my dear friend Crystal Jones, who is the associate director of Major Gifts for the Los Angeles Philharmonic, and who talks to people all day, every day for a living and talks them into making serious donations. The alternative title to this episode of Camera Ready & Abel could have been How to talk to anyone...and get them to give you money because what Crystal expertly shares is invaluable advice if you are looking for financing for your project.   You hear a lot of nos on the road to yes. Crystal says the key to talking to anybody and building relationships is shared values, strategy, and integrity. And persistence. Takeaways Good communication begins with active listening  Be curious and create connection Do your research Be ready when someone asks how can I help you? Tune into energy Demonstrate empathy Stay grounded and humble Always say thank you Connect with Crystal on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/crystal-k-jones-she-her-a373114/

Several guests have said this to me: Working harder IS working smarter.  My guest for this episode of Camera Ready & Abel - multi Emmy nominated Television Host, Producer and journalist, Buki Elegbede - says his Work Ethic is his Superpower. Buki believes his work ethic is what has given him a competitive advantage in an industry that is saturated with talent. As he says, quoting Milton Berle, “when opportunity doesn't knock, build your own door.” More takeaways: Work ethic includes working smart and trusting your gut As a producer putting together the right team is everything Learn what everybody does, the value to the team and respect it With the right team in place you can go to the stratosphere Preparation, preparation, preparation Buki also jokes that for Christmas he's going to ask Santa for audacity. Buki is the Creator/Host/Executive Producer of Emmy-nominated Table for All, which takes you into NJ restaurants and home kitchens to try new cuisines, meet the people and hear their fascinating stories behind the recipes, serving up a cinematic docu-series focusing on culture and diversity.  Buki has also produced content for ABC, ESPN, Create TV, PBS, Disney and Health Magazine + has produced & hosted docu-series, talk shows, panel shows and LIVE events.  You can check out Table for All episodes at https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLiZ284L7DnPGhaAOLNpUmup807brb2iGS Follow Buki on IG @thebukishow

This episode of Camera Ready & Abel is brought to you by the phrase Write Your Dream Role, an action at the heart of creating opportunity. A core principle of being camera ready. My guest for this episode is Emily Grace - a career coach and Sundance award-winning actress - who lives the mantra: Why wait? Don't ask for permission. Go do. Because that's what Emily did. She learned hard lessons as an actor going from making a big splash to fizzle and went on a mission to figure out how the industry actually works, identify what she didn't know and needed to learn and create her own success. 7 Key Takeaways:       The hardest part of getting started is getting started Take the first step – even if it's in the wrong direction because you'll gain clarity and valuable information You can create something out of nothing You really don't know what you don't know so find a coach, take a class, read books, study Get out of The Frustration Loop by asking for help Phoebe Waller-Bridge and Issa Rae are inspiring case studies of people who wrote their dream roles to success An essential part of building relationships is following up + Emily explains how she got her first lead in a film without an agent (25:14) Learn more about Emily's programs Write Your Dream Role https://pickfordwest.lpages.co/write-your-dream-role-free-video/   Short Film Digital Lab https://pickfordwest.lpages.co/short-film-lab-digital/ Reach out and connect with Emily on her Instagram @theonlyemilygrace.

On today's episode of the podcast, Sheree chats with Maddie- previous model with Ford/RBA, about her journey on becoming Ford/RBA's agency assistant. Listen in to what Maddie has to say about starting the the modeling and talent industry with no prior experience and what she has learned so far!

Luke Cook is an actor best known for his roles in Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina, Dynasty, and Modern Family and is currently shooting season 3 of HBO's Hacks. Luke has built a dedicated following in the millions thanks to his comedic style, authentic family moments, and honest, light-hearted health advice. 

In today's episode of Camera Ready with Sheree Hartwell, Sheree discusses some of her followers most commonly asked question: "When someone says 'you have potential', what does that actually mean?" She talks about how industry leaders define "potential" and what steps you can take to grow and reach those goals. Sheree chats about what it takes to work towards becoming a model, the model mindset, and how to become the best version of yourself.

On this weeks episode of Camera Ready with Sheree Hartwell, listen to Sheree interview photographer, actor, and model- Brad Reed. Tune in to Brad Reed's story of how he got his start in the industry and how it has changed since. Sheree and Brad discuss modeling markets, his favorite bookings, and how he ultimately transitioned into modeling, acting, and then on to photography over the years. Be sure to listen in for special guest, Scott Alan, as he joins in on the conversation as well! Scott shares his start in the industry, his close relation with Brad, and his advice to models in this weeks episode.

In this solo episode of Camera Ready, Sheree responds to frequently asked questions about dealing with rejection and adversity in the modeling and talent industry. Sheree takes us through the expectations and realities of rejection from castings, auditions, jobs, etc. She also shares her tips and advice on how to overcome the struggles of rejection in regards to comparison, not booking jobs, and creating a more positive mindset.

We are back with our first episode of season 2 of Camera Ready with Sheree Hartwell and on this episode we chatted with Freedom Models based in LA and Miami. Natalia McDonald, director of North America and Anthony De La Rosa, head of placement from Freedom Models talk to us about how they got their start in the industry, what a day in their life looks like, their favorite bookings, and what the LA and Miami markets look like. Ultimately, Natalia and Anthony join Sheree to share what makes a Freedom model different from other models!

Camera Ready with Sheree Hartwell is back for season 2! Stay tuned for our first episode on May 1st and be on the lookout for more episodes that will be dropping every other Monday. We are so excited for what this season has to offer and hope you enjoy. Be sure to follow us on Instagram @camerareadywithshereehartwell for more!

EVERYBODY RELAX PODCAST EPISODE 66: CAMERA READY SIDE B "SPIT - let's talk about it" on Sis' Sex Secrets, Booth brings the balance in this week's Booth's Law, and the random questions include - is sex on V-day a give-in, are you dating when all their ex's are dead, and how long will we survive stranded on an island. Quick Quotes closes out the show and we're out! Listen in, be safe, be well, tell a friend to tell a friend to swing by and enjoy the fun, and Everybody Relax. Tap the follow/subscribe button to stay connected! Follow us on Instagram @everybody_relax_podcast Email us at everybodyrelaxpodcast@gmail.com We love feedback! Find all of our content on https://linktr.ee/everybody_relax Captain Kim get a new laptop! https://gofund.me/6f3d23f6 Check out our Spotify music playlists! Listen here! https://open.spotify.com/user/tl3yhibplprc1poohc5kx17j0 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/everybody-relax/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/everybody-relax/support

Tapping Into Your Talent is the heart of the Camera Ready and Abel podcast and I'm thrilled to have my dear friend and co-conspirator Vinnie Potestivo here to break it all down and celebrate my 100th episode! Vinnie shares with us how to leverage your talent by identifying your strengths, weaknesses and interests to build a career you can sustain and grow. Identifying into your talent can start with a simple question: What are you good at and interested in doing? Tapping into your talent means practicing and developing your skills: Plant seeds - some ideas taking longer to grow than others Reflect, revisit and re-assess Set specific goals Learn from others Stay motivated and persistent  Think how your audience could best experience you based on available technology Remember shareability is more valuable than visibility Vinnie is an Emmy Award-winning media advisor who helps people and their business get seen and heard. Vinnie and I met years ago when he was a television network executive at MTV Networks where he discovered talent & developed new ways to support their goals. Pioneering how brands and business owners could contribute to their public narrative, he helped them become hosts, stars, and producers of their own tv series. As an advocate for independent creators, Vinnie hosts "I Have A Podcast®" and serves as the editor-in-chief of ihaveapodcast.com, a premier destination for indie podcasters looking to advance their careers. He also shares valuable creator economy business strategies, insights, and experiences with co-host Judi Fox on "Let's Talk Social Audio.”

Today we are joined by a dear friend of mine, Carmina Becerra. Carmina is a TV host, speaker, and coach. She has roots in Mexico, and currently makes it her home. Carmina is also a breakthrough guide and co-founder of Camera Ready—a media training from the inside out to make a lasting impact.She originally moved to Hollywood and got her break on Latin television as a TV host on Telemundo, Univision, and Fox Sports en Espanol. Her interviewees include David Beckham, Coldplay, Sofia Vergara, and so many more!Carmina's intentions are to create a world where the media is mindful and empowering. She is driven to amplify the voices of other purpose-driven leaders in the industry, across the board and planet. In fact, Oscar winner Jamie Foxx has said, “Carmina has the Midas touch. Everyone she works with turns to gold.” (and she certainly does share a ton of gems today!)Top 5 Things You'll Learn from This Episode:how media has changed throughout the years and how to deal with the pressures of feeling like you have to be a social media starhow you can unearth and share your unique message,if you have any kind of brand or business, how best to share it to be of service with the worldhow public speaking is many people's greatest fear and how she guides people in rewiring your limiting beliefs we also dive into why doing work to improve your media presence will most likely end up being deeper work than you could have imaginedOh, and one last little gem I particularly loved diving deep with —how to healthily integrate your gremlin. Make sure to join us in our closing practice: Carmina leads us in a colorful exercise in self expression.Find more from me on IG at @IAMALYSONCHARLES or alysoncharles.com.Find Carmina on her website, CoachCarmina.com. Check out Camera Ready, her coaching program to help you find and share your voice. You can also follow Carmina on Instagram: @coachcarminaThis episode was made possible by Lotus Wei. Make sure to use the code MYSTIC at checkout to get a Soul Fam discount!

In today's episode, you will hear from media trainer and journalist Jessica Abo, and her practical advice on how experts, entrepreneurs, and executives can Go From Camera Shy to Camera Ready.™ Suneera and Stephanie discuss tactical advice on how to craft your story and the steps you can start to take now to get press for you and your business. Jessica Abo is a sought-after media trainer and storytelling coach who uses her 20+ years of journalism experience to help entrepreneurs, C-Suite executives, physicians, authors, celebrities, and philanthropists share their stories with the world. Whether her clients want to ace an on-air interview, nail a business presentation, or craft a compelling keynote, Jessica helps them develop the confidence they need to no longer fear or dread public speaking. She offers 1:1 coaching, a 5-week group MasterClass, and an online course called Go From Camera Shy To Camera Ready An award-winning journalist, Jessica hosts her own weekly business segment on Entrepreneur.com. Her debut book, Unfiltered: How To Be As Happy As You Look On Social Media, sold out on its first day and empowers readers with tools they can use to take back their happiness IRL (in real life). Jessica has presented all over the country including at TEDx, Facebook, Microsoft, Delta Airlines, WW, and the United Nations. She has appeared on The TODAY Show, Good Morning America, Access Hollywood, KTLA, CBS, and NY1. She's also been featured in dozens of outlets such as Forbes, Fast Company, and Women's Health. Fun fact: you might have spotted Jessica playing herself on Gossip Girl, Nurse Jackie, and House of Cards; or, on the big screen in The Amazing Spider-man 2, Girl Most Likely, and Delivery Man. She currently lives in Los Angeles with her husband and their daughters. Connect with Jessica Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jessicaabotv/?hl=en Website: https://www.jessicaabo.com/   Join us for a 2-day intensive business workshop, with exclusive access to Suneera Madhani, a Forbes 40 Under 40, billion-dollar founder, EY Entrepreneur of the Year award recipient for an immersive business experience that will give you the tools and playbooks to create an actionable plan to scale your business in 2023: https://theceoschool.mykajabi.com/ceo-school-december-2023-workshop This episode is sponsored by The Club, a digital monthly community to help you level up in leadership and life. Learn more today at https://join.theceoschool.co/