Podcast appearances and mentions of julian mather

This is Changeability. I'm Julian Mather and mastering change isn't about being fearless or gifted— it's about building a skillset, by working on a few basics, a little bit, every day Today's guest is MC. Host. Event Producer. Video Communications. Presentation Coach. Renowned for high energy, intelligence, quick wit and ability to read an audience. Welcome Andrew Gill

When you began your career, (unless you started out as a public speaker) we can make an assumption that you never thought public speaking would become a key skill in your toolkit.However, it's unfortunately the reality for a lot of corporate folks, and even those outside of the corporate world. In fact, the importance of developing public speaking skills has become a necessity in many roles - which is why we've got Motivational Speaker and professional public speaker, Julian Mather, on this week's episode of the Less Chatter, More Matter podcast.A former stutterer turned professional keynote speaker, Julian shares his personal journey from dreaming of being a photojournalist to becoming a TV cameraman, to his eventual career change into magic and motivational speaking (a rollercoaster, right?). Even with the chaotic career path he's ventured, Julian highlighted the critical need for effective communication and public speaking while providing practical tips for improving speaking skills, overcoming the fear of being wrong, and mitigating the usage of filler words like 'um.' So... if you want to get better at speaking in front of people, or maybe you just want to hone your skills, sit back and get listening to this week's episode!Links mentioned in this episode:Julian's websiteJulian's LinkedInTemplate packsWorkshops and trainingChange Isn't Hard! Mel's bookSign up here to the fortnightly mail out of free resources!Say hi!Follow me on LinkedInFind out what I'm up to InstagramCheck out my websiteAsk a question

This is I DID IT! It's insights from people who have done something they never thought they would do Today's guest is a Managing Director, General Manager, Non Executive Director and he's host of the podcast Procurement Talk Welcome David Byrne Let's jump straight in People can listen to that intro and so many of us are intimidated by titles and we think I'm not that sort of person but I know you're a regular bloke and you weren't always doing what you do now and I want to talk about what you thought and what you did to be the change you wanted to see in your life... Contact David Byrne http://bwdconsulting.com.au/ ------- So we all know that business demands change But HOW do you change? Before we ride a bike, we get taught how to ride Before we drive, we get taught how to drive Before we change .. we get taught… nothing! We just get dumped in the deep end and told "We do it this way now" and people struggle so Julian Mather goes on stage and he makes change simple instead of over-complicating change he under-complicates it so people feel they can do things they never thought they could do before And he tells his own stories of going from army sniper to kids magician from behind the camera lens to in front of it from stutterer to keynote speaker and he shares insights from all the people he personally met like Sir Edmund Hillary, Elon Musk, inmates on death row, space shuttle pilots Plus it's all done in a fun way with magic and humour He brings change to life! and he leaves the audience with 3 rules of change that most people don't even know exist they can be used by everyone from the frontline staff to senior management to get aligned around change so everyone feels they can take change in their stride and make a fresh start In a nutshell… Julian Mather speaks on real change for real people made real simple See Julian speak at www.julianmather.com

This is I DID IT! It's insights from people who have done something they never thought they would do Today's guest is Happy Employees First | Board Member Expertise | Curiosity & Emotional Intelligence | I specialize in Helping HR Specialists in Luxembourg Increase Employee Performance, Retention, and Well-being before they quit. Welcome Thomas ANTOINE-WILLIAMS --------- So we all know that business demands change But HOW do you change? Before we ride a bike, we get taught how to ride Before we drive, we get taught how to drive Before we change .. we get taught… nothing! We just get dumped in the deep end and told "We do it this way now" and people struggle so Julian Mather goes on stage and he makes change simple instead of over-complicating change he under-complicates it so people feel they can do things they never thought they could do before And he tells his own stories of going from army sniper to kids magician from behind the camera lens to in front of it from stutterer to keynote speaker and he shares insights from all the people he personally met like Sir Edmund Hillary, Elon Musk, inmates on death row, space shuttle pilots Plus it's all done in a fun way with magic and humour He brings change to life! and he leaves the audience with 3 rules of change that most people don't even know exist they can be used by everyone from the frontline staff to senior management to get aligned around change so everyone feels they can take change in their stride and make a fresh start In a nutshell… Julian Mather speaks on real change for real people made real simple See Julian speak at www.julianmather.com

This is CHANGEABILITY it's real change for real people and we keep it real simple Today's guest is a keynote speaker, a team well being expert she reduces stress she stops churn she improves harmony Welcome Toni Powell https://tonipowell.com/ So we all know that business demands change But HOW do you change? Before we ride a bike, we get taught how to ride Before we drive, we get taught how to drive Before we change .. we get taught… nothing! We just get dumped in the deep end and told "We do it this way now" and people struggle so Julian Mather goes on stage and he makes change simple instead of over-complicating change he under-complicates it so people feel they can do things they never thought they could do before And he tells his own stories of going from army sniper to kids magician from behind the camera lens to in front of it from stutterer to keynote speaker and he shares insights from all the people he personally met like Sir Edmund Hillary, Elon Musk, inmates on death row, space shuttle pilots Plus it's all done in a fun way with magic and humour He brings change to life! and he leaves the audience with 3 rules of change that most people don't even know exist they can be used by everyone from the frontline staff to senior management to get aligned around change so everyone feels they can take change in their stride and make a fresh start In a nutshell… Julian Mather speaks on real change for real people made real simple See Julian speak at www.julianmather.com

This is CHANGEABILITY it's real change for real people and we keep it real simple Today's guest is Professional Conference and Event MC Welcome Luke Hannan https://lukehannan.com.au/ o we all know that business demands change But HOW do you change? Before we ride a bike, we get taught how to ride Before we drive, we get taught how to drive Before we change .. we get taught… nothing! We just get dumped in the deep end and told "We do it this way now" and people struggle so Julian Mather goes on stage and he makes change simple instead of over-complicating change he under-complicates it so people feel they can do things they never thought they could do before And he tells his own stories of going from army sniper to kids magician from behind the camera lens to in front of it from stutterer to keynote speaker and he shares insights from all the people he personally met like Sir Edmund Hillary, Elon Musk, inmates on death row, space shuttle pilots Plus it's all done in a fun way with magic and humour He brings change to life! and he leaves the audience with 3 rules of change that most people don't even know exist they can be used by everyone from the frontline staff to senior management to get aligned around change so everyone feels they can take change in their stride and make a fresh start In a nutshell… Julian Mather speaks on real change for real people made real simple See Julian speak at www.julianmather.com

This is CHANGEABILITY it's real change for real people made real simple Today's guest is Thought Breeder. Author: The 2 Hour Workshop Blueprint Business Strategist and Keynote Speaker Let's talk obnoxious strategy Welcome Leanne Hughes ------------ So we all know that business demands change But HOW do you change? Before we ride a bike, we get taught how to ride Before we drive, we get taught how to drive Before we change .. we get taught… nothing! We just get dumped in the deep end and told "We do it this way now" and people struggle so Julian Mather goes on stage and he makes change simple instead of over-complicating change he under-complicates it so people feel they can do things they never thought they could do before And he tells his own stories of going from army sniper to kids magician from behind the camera lens to in front of it from stutterer to keynote speaker and he shares insights from all the people he personally met like Sir Edmund Hillary, Elon Musk, inmates on death row, space shuttle pilots Plus it's all done in a fun way with magic and humour He brings change to life! and he leaves the audience with 3 rules of change that most people don't even know exist they can be used by everyone from the frontline staff to senior management to get aligned around change so everyone feels they can take change in their stride and make a fresh start In a nutshell… Julian Mather speaks on real change for real people made real simple See Julian speak at www.julianmather.com

This is CHANGEABILITY it's real change for real people made real simple Today's guest is

Today's guest is Tom Ware. Master Storyteller, Public Speaker and Creative Writer. He's retired but he's not retired from life. ----- So we all know that business demands change But HOW do you change? Before we ride a bike, we get taught how to ride Before we drive, we get taught how to drive Before we change .. we get taught… nothing! We just get dumped in the deep end and told "We do it this way now" and people struggle so Julian Mather goes on stage and he makes change simple instead of over-complicating change he under-complicates it so people feel they can do things they never thought they could do before And he tells his own stories of going from army sniper to kids magician from behind the camera lens to in front of it from stutterer to keynote speaker and he shares insights from all the people he personally met like Sir Edmund Hillary, Elon Musk, inmates on death row, space shuttle pilots Plus it's all done in a fun way with magic and humour He brings change to life! and he leaves the audience with 3 rules of change that most people don't even know exist they can be used by everyone from the frontline staff to senior management to get aligned around change so everyone feels they can take change in their stride and make a fresh start In a nutshell… Julian Mather speaks on real change for real people made real simple See Julian speak at www.julianmather.com

    Video messaging and content are the new normal. Think about what you see every day as you scroll through your smartphone apps. This isn't “the new direction” – it's already here.  I'm joined today by Julian Mather, a man who has seen the world through many lenses. Through a telescopic sight as an […]

We are facing multiple planetary crises' from climate change, to biodiversity loss, ecosystem collapse, rising pollution, mass migration, rising emissions, new pandemics, governments unwilling or incapable of calling an emergency, business as usual everywhere we look, and so much more. Is it any wonder people are feeling hopeless and desperate in the face of these serious threats? I mean, it doesn't look like we're doing anything about it at all!The idea that we have no voice in this fight, no ability to overcome the challenges we face, is a big issue we want to tackle. Because at this stage in the game, it is us - ALL of us - that really can get governments and businesses acting like our world is on fire, because it is. Of course, it takes courage to speak up and we are going to address the challenges, as well as many other issues that stop people from speaking out in defence of our future, and the future of our planet. To help me dig into this incredibly important topic, I am delighted to welcome three amazing individuals. Anjali Sharma is about to publish her new book “Strategic Storytelling” and she is a master in this field. Anjali's professional focus has been all about helping people steer their success with storytelling. She's a consultant, Fortune 500 speaker, Hachette author, TEDx Coach and an official LinkedIn Creator.Julian Mather, author of “Press the Red Button: How to show up on video and win more trust, more authority, more clients.” Julian is a storyteller, a master of video, a professional speaker, trainer and in a former life, he worked behind the camera for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). He is always magical. Joanne Flinn, author of “Green Site, the sustainability handbook for company directors.” Joanne works on critical challenges facing the C Suite, integrating environment and sustainability into organisations and results. She facilitates strategy alignment to profit, and sustainability goals, advises boards on green governance and enables necessary mindset shifts required for a sustainable future.Climate Courage is a fortnightly Livestream and podcast published on Uncommon Courage, where we will go big picture on the climate crisis and focus on the actions you and I can take to be part of the solution. Whether individual action, community action, or national/global action - every single one of us can be part of ensuring a live-able future for our children and grandchildren. We owe them that!#ClimateCourage #UncommonCourageYou can find Anjali here Narrative Business Storytelling Singapore Presentation Training Workshop Change ManagementJulian here Julian Mather | Keynote Speaker | Author | Video Mentor Joanne here Sustainability Consulting & Speaking by Joanne Flinn (jflinn.com)And my two Websites are: Andrea T Edwards | The Digital Conversationalist and Welcome - Uncommon Courage - An Invitation (uncommon-courage.com) 

40: How to embrace the power of video to deliver your message as a leader According to today's guest - Julian Mather, video shyness is not a life sentence. In fact, worried that you will forget what you want to say - only if you try to remember, say's Julian. Or, concerned you'll look like [...]

In this episode of Digital Transformation & Leadership Danny Levy talks to Julian Mather who has seen the world through many lenses. Through a telescopic sight as an army sniper. Through the TV lens as a globe-trotting cameraman for ABCTV, National Geographic and BBC. And through smoke and mirrors as a professional magician. He's traveled far but his longest journeys have been from behind the camera to in front of it. From stutterer to professional speaker. Now a video magician, he turns busy bosses into trusted leaders. He inspires you to unleash your inner video star and - like magic - be in two places at once, cut meeting times in half, vanish emails and volia!... more time to be the great leader you want to be. In this episode Julian shares his leadership lessons learned from his time as an army sniper, a globe-trotting cameraman and a magician, why video shyness isn't a life sentence and how to overcome it, and why the world's most effective yet inexpensive sales and marketing tool is the smartphone you already own. To get in touch with Julian contact him on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/julianmather/ For more information on Julian and the work he does visit - www.julianmather.com Are you getting every episode of Digital Transformation & Leadership in your favourite podcast player? You can find us Apple Podcasts and Spotify to subscribe. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/danny-levy/message

Joining me on my journey to democratise video for business is Rebecca Wilson, a business adviser and data analyst who went from zero videos to posting weekly videos. We talk about… The analytical mindset vs creative mindset myth… that somehow you need to be creative to make videos for your business. Her growth in confidence over 70 videos in front of the camera Using systems for making videos easier. How to decide which topics to make videos on. Connect with Rebecca at… https://www.linkedin.com/in/rebeccajanewilson/ https://www.wilsonba.co.uk/

Today joining me on my journey to democratise video for business is a coach who coaches female business leaders to create more fulfilled, extraordinary lives. She's a sales director who left it all behind to create and live a life of her own design. Meet Claire Sewell. We talk about… Acknowledging that you're not the only one feeling impostor syndrome. Working on self-esteem to improve video Making videos while on the go The power of consistency when making videos LinkedIn versus other platforms for building a business community Connect with Claire… https://www.linkedin.com/in/claire-sewell-self-esteem-queen/

Nicola Kane is a video producer who helps regular people feel comfortable enough in front of a video camera so they feel safe enough to share their family stories. We talk about… Why video for family stories? What is the process she uses to get people relaxed in front of the camera? What are the best video excuses she hears? Do people react differently to a big camera vs smartphone video? Is it ok to interrupt people when they are telling their stories on video? Connect with Nicola at... https://www.love2video.nz/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicola-jane-kane/?originalSubdomain=nz

Vanessa Ashworth is a marketing and communications professional who has moved from behind the scenes to in front of the camera lens for her business and career. Vanessa is also a natural storyteller. I came across a video on Linkedin where Vanessa shares an aha moment. It's a great story and a great lesson and a great example of authentic video. The video is made on-the-fly while she is sorting the washing. We discuss… Simple approaches to making videos with just a smartphone. The importance of captions for your video. How mature aged women can leverage their decades of experience to their advantage in life, career and on the small screen. How removing the focus from you to your viewer allows you to make powerful videos. You can connect with Vanessa at https://www.linkedin.com/in/vanessaashworth/ Watch the spell-a-thon video here https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6907226425884336128/

Leo Prada is a technical project manager from Buenos Aries who gives Linkedin members the opportunity to introduce themselves via a short video. He curates these with the hashtag #MeetLeosContacts. He is creating a network of people that would benefit from knowing each other professionally. In a sense, he is creating his own Linkedin within the greater Linkedin. I think this idea has merit and I'm keen to see how it can be expanded upon. Any ideas? You can connect with Leo at https://www.linkedin.com/in/leandroprada/

Most of us love to WATCH videos but not many of us actually like being in front of the camera. You probably know, or have heard, that video is THE tool for marketing your business these days but perhaps you're stuck like many when it comes to making your own video. Our expert guest today is a former army sniper, an award winning television cameraman, an author and now teaches business owners like you how to simply and quickly use VIDEO to market yourself and your business. It's easier than you might believe!

Sharon Connolly is an accomplished Change Manager and training professional at a large Australian corporate. We discuss: What Watching TV Teaches Us About Making Business Videos Video Newbie To Selling Thousands of Training Courses Is PowerPoint Good Enough To Make Professional Videos How To Find The Confidence To Be On Video Build Trust On Video With Generous Spirit Should 50-Year-Olds Make YouTube Videos Connect with Sharon on Linkedin She also has a side-hustle delivering awesome courses creating infographics, videos and great artefacts for change and project professionals at www.changesuperhero.com.au

David Pullan is half of The Story Spotters: a UK based coaching, training and consulting service that helps businesses build courageous, authentic and memorable connections through stories. We talk about… People are scared of video already. Now they have to add in storytelling to their skillset. Is this realistic? What do people think storytelling is? What is storytelling actually? Can someone realistically get good at storytelling? What's the difference between in-person and video storytelling? Did you struggle with starting with video? Were there many surprises making the transition? Did Covid force your hand to move to video? Would you have made the transition to using video more regardless of Covid? What simple formula can people use to get started implementing storytelling in their business videos? What videos does storytelling suit best? How can we use story to help Videofy our messages on the small screen? How to use video to open great conversations Find David at https://thestoryspotters.com/ and on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-pullan-4b0619a/

Michele Gennoe started her own TV show. Here's the thing though, it's not a TV show; it's online and it is positioning her as a go-to mindset coach. Here's the key message: Michele didn't wait around or ask anybody for their permission to start a TV show; she just did it. You can too. We talk about: Are You Worrying Too Much About How You Look On Camera Be Vulnerable On Video And Build Better Client Relationships How Saying TV Show Instead of Video Boosted A Coach's Influence Why Weekly Videos Can Earn You More Clients Have Real Video Conversations To Build Trust With Clients What To Do If You Have Imposter Syndrome On Video Turn Your eBook Into 50 Videos Will I Get Better At Video Presenting With Practise? reaching out to potential guests the impostor syndrome and how it never goes away how to be natural in front of the camera why building trust matters so much for your business now getting over the fear and procrastination around showing up on video for your business Connect with Michele on Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/michelegennoe/ is an experienced professional with a real passion for working with leaders and their teams. A sought after organisational transformation specialist, trainer and facilitator with an international reputation

Welcome to The Know Show. This week we'll be joined by Julian Mather, a keynote speaker, video coach, author and professional storyteller, Julian helps his clients get comfortable on camera, because he believes in the democratisation of video. He's taken it from an art reserved for a chosen few to a skill that everyone can learn. Prepared to be delighted!  The art of transforming yourself is an idea so important at this time. If you can learn, unlearn and relearn you get a huge competitive advantage: AGILITY. If you want to go from feeling like a victim of change to being in control of change then you can achieve anything! We are going to discuss how you can face change with confidence, how to take control and feel empowered, and how you can implement these skills in your work, your life and at home. The Know Show is a Livestream held every Friday, where Andrea T Edwards, Tim Wade and Joe Augustin review the news that's getting everyone's attention, as well as perhaps what requires our attention. We'll talk about what it means to us, the world and we hope to inspire great conversations on the news that matters to all of us. The Know Show is based on Andrea T Edwards Weekend Reads, which get published every Saturday on andreatedwards.com, and covers the climate crisis, Covid 19, topical moments in the world, global politics, business, social issues and passion/humor/history. Join us. #TheKnowShow #UncommonCourage

A great way to turn your Zoom waiting room into a pre-show for your online session. Joe Augustin shares some of his tactics to turn deadtime into showtime that gives the audience a better preshow warmup and establishes your credibility and gravitas before you even appear on camera. You can connect with Joe at https://www.linkedin.com/in/joeaugustincoaching

Dean Yeo has been using video consistently for the past 3 years to build his network within the real estate industry while maintaining a service mindset where he gives to his industry rather than taking from it. Learn how Dean: -has built authority and identity within his niche -has 10K followers on Linkedin -produces his video while on an exercise bike all with a smartphone and some simple accessories. Connect with Dean https://www.linkedin.com/in/deanyeo/

How A Consultant Went From Feeling Overwhelmed To Being A Prolific Video Creator - With Rebecca Bradshaw and Julian Mather Rebecca Bradshaw is a quality assessor and self-confessed quality nerd. She creates video content and courses as part of her business. In just 12 months Rebecca has gained the video confidence and momentum to be selling bespoke online courses for her clients. We discuss…. Edit Video In Your Head Before Turning On Your Camera Memorising Video Scripts Is Doing It The Hard Way From Video Novice To Creating Video Courses For Clients How To Allocate Time To Make Videos An Easy Way To Write Video Scripts That Sound Natural How To Plan Your Video Shoot Around A Busy Home Life How To Manage Files When Editing Ten Videos Recorded As One Long Recording The Benefits Of Batch Recording Your Videos The software Rebecca mentions is Camtasia. It is my #1 favourite editing tool for any solo business practitioner. This my affiliate link if you are interested https://techsmith.pxf.io/c/1402720/506622/5161 Connect with Rebecca at https://www.rebeccabradshaw.com.au/

Today's episode is all about video, and how non-digital natives can get the most out of the medium using nothing more than a smartphone. Our expert guest Julian Mather has an incredibly varied background, having gone from being trained to shoot people with a rifle (army sniper) to shooting people with a camera. Along the way, he became a Director of Photography at ABC-TV, as well as a professional magician, a period during which he established a successful Youtube channel generating 30 million video views and 140,000+ subscribers. Today, Julian helps busy 40-60yr olds build trust and authority using smartphone video. Julian's goal is to change how people think and feel about video, and he does it with unique content, storytelling, humour, practical tips ... and a bit of magic! Julian encourages people to shrug off their insecurities when it comes to being in front of the camera. He says: "Anybody can learn this. So if you're out there listening to this and thinking, I just have so much trouble (doing video) ... I'm worried I'll forget what to say, I'm worried about what people will think of me. I've spent my whole career building a level of status, I don't want to be on video and make mistakes and have that go on the record and damage me: you're thinking in a 20th century mindset." Julian and host Trevor Young discuss a range of video-related topics, including: The power of authenticity ("You can't be a little bit authentic," says Julian. "You're either authentic or you're not authentic.") The smartphone advantage ("If you can make {a video} and get that to market faster than your competitors, you have a smartphone advantage.")The perfection myth ("We think if we get on {camera} and we mess something up ... we don't want to do it because we think, oh, we'll mess up and people will talk about us. And the honest truth is - and you have to accept this - if you think that, you're conceited. I was conceited for those early years because I stopped myself getting on {camera} and just being authentic and being willing to make mistakes, because I thought people were going to talk about me.") New rules, new tools ("... you need a new set of rules and you need a new set of tools, and within those new set of tools, I advocate using smartphones.") Julian also discusses cheap but effective ways to improve lighting and audio quality. CONNECT WITH JULIAN WebsiteTwitterLinkedInYouTube

Joyce Ong is a professional photographer and videographer who specialises in video creation for small business. We talk about: What Does A Video Producer Do Saving Money On Small Business Video Productions How Much Planning Should I Do Before A Video Production How Much Does A Professional Video Production Cost How Much Does A 5 Minute Professional Video Cost How To Find Stock Library Videos Of Regular-Looking People It's Smart To Build Your Own Stock Footage Library 3 Ways To Be Less Nervous On Video How To Relax Someone Nervous In Front Of A Camera Should I Use a Teleprompter When Making Videos A Teleprompter Tip For More Professional Looking Videos My Favourite SmartPhone Video Editor With over a decade of business experience herself, Joyce is able to combine her business knowledge with the creative side of photography and film. Joyce leads the team at New Heights Media. The team consists of professional videographers, film-makers, photographers, directors, scriptwriters, video editors, animators, graphic designers, actors, voiceover artists, and musicians from all around the world. You can connect with Joyce at https://joyceong.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/joyceongcreative

Former Corporate Communications Specialist Sally Prosser now has a TikTok channel with 330K followers and closing on 4 million likes. We talk about… Is Covid Making Some Journalists Walk Away Introverts or Extroverts. Who are The Best Video Presenters Professional Content Does Work on TikTok Get Your Motives Clear When Making TikTok Videos How Many Seconds To Grab Attention on TikTok Use TikTok Videos as a Tool To Refine Your Message What Are the Perfect First Words For TikTok Videos Why Perfection Doesn't Work on TikTok Dealing With Haters On TikTok Videos Being a Journalist Toughens You Up For TikTok Videos Can a Large Organisation Make TikTok Videos Authenticity is Non-Negotiable on Videos How To Feel Comfortable In Front of a Video Camera Why Making Corporate Videos Can Feel Wrong How To Get People to Act Naturally On Videos What Are the Right or Wrong Things To Say On Video You Don't Have To Extroverted To Be Good On Camera What works on TikTok? What doesn't work on TikTok? You can connect with Sally at her website https://www.sallyprosser.com.au/ on TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@sallyprosservoice and on Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/sally-prosser/

Eric Langhoff is the Producer of video and event production at a Fortune 100 company. An Addy award-winning digital marketing creator and accomplished audio/visual producer with 9+ years of experience in the media industry. Eric has worked in roles ranging from live audio and event production to broadcast television, commercial production and motion design. We discuss.... What type of video do you make? for what type of clients? How to Reduce Costs of Animated Explainer Videos Ideas for Planning a Video Strategy How Many Seconds Before Viewers Abandon Your Video. Do You Know? How To Get More Content Into a Shorter Video How To Write a Script For Teleprompters Video Is Growing - Don't Get Left Behind Supporting Your Staff To Make DIY Videos What type of video do you make? for what type of clients? What's the average budget for videos you work on? What does a client get for that investment? Are clients surprised at how much video production costs? Where do they typically try to cut costs? What do they think they can do without? What are typical client concerns and what are the typical questions clients ask? What are common worries that they might have? If you could pre-educate clients before a shoot, what would you tell them? Where is money typically wasted by a client and what could they do to reduce production costs? What's one thing a client can do that will save them money? Your thoughts about employee-generated video? Is there video production you would rather employees DIY? What is a Video centre of excellence? Teleprompters? Benefits and disadvantages? Do you see video production changing? You can connect with Eric on Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericlanghoff/

In Feb 2020, Lena Sesardic quit her job as an innovation lab product manager and started her entrepreneurial journey with a key feature that she shared this journey transparently. Lena recognised the power of video to showcase transparency on the way to building a personal brand. Why? As Lena (that's Jenna with an 'L') people LOVE transparent people. They're just scared to do it themselves. What she has learned is transparency = a competitive advantage. We discuss… The Power of Just Showing Up Honestly On Video Get Into A Habit Of Watching Yourself Back On Video The Awkward Truth About Making Social Media Videos Differentiate Yourself From The Video Herd It's Not Always About You in Your Videos Removing Pauses In Videos. Does It Matter? How Many Takes Do Video Pros Make When Recording? Is Choosing The Right Equipment Stopping You Making Videos? Why did you become a corporate escapee? What are differences between corporate life and that of the solo-preneur? What role do you see video playing in your journey? What would you do on video now that you would never dream of doing in the corporate sphere? What's the power of just ‘showing up' on video to an audience that is hesitant about video? You can connect with Lena on Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/lenasesardic/ and Lena Sesardic's website https://www.lenasesardic.com/

David Macciocca is the founder and CEO of the world's fastest-growing employer branding tech startup, VideoMyJob. His app gives talent acquisition, staffing recruiters and hiring managers the tools to beautifully and quickly create, edit, share and track branded video content, all from your smartphone. We are inspiring people to connect. We discuss... What have you learned about people through your software? How have you evolved it to accommodate people's behaviour? Are professionals at a disadvantage if they don't learn basic video skills? Brand Compliance Can Be a Barrier To User-Generated Videos in Large Organisations Allow Your Teams Time To Get Comfortable With Video Before Publishing Are Personalised Video Messages Effective? Start Small to Get Bigger Results When Implementing Videos Across Teams Smartphones are an interim technology. What's next? Connect With David Macciocca at https://www.linkedin.com/in/videojobads/

Manish Bundhun is a C Suite Executive at Rogers, a corporation based in Mauritius. Manish understands the growing role video will play across business and rather than just talking about it, he has confronted his own very human fears about being in front of the camera. We talk about.. Getting clear on what video communication is How Manish became better at video by helping his sons make Youtube videos. How Manish overcame his fears of presenting on video, including joining Toastmasters. You can connect with Manish on Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/bundhun/

Chris Bogue spent a decade in B2B sales for tech companies until he realised that video gave you an advantage over other sales specialists who relied on only phone and email outreach. He then discovered that adding a mix of authenticity and humour - something Chris hones with his skills at sketch comedy and improv theatre - is perfect for getting and holding your viewer's attention long enough to plants the seeds for the longer relationships required to sell effectively. Then Chris discovered that he could coach other sales team members to create a handful of key videos they could use throughout their sales process. We discuss… The 2 Things That Stop You Making Videos - Stage Fright and Writers Block A Simple Video Process Might Be All You Need To Implement Video Into Your Business 20-Year-Olds on Sales Teams Are Comfortable On Camera Already. Why Are You Under Utilising Them? How to Personalise Your Mass Outreach Videos How mental health professionals can improve their websites with just one compelling video Making entertaining videos with a simple but well thought out script If you want to connect with Chris… https://christopherbogue.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-bogue/

Leanne Hughes came out of the corporate world and reinvented herself as an international facilitator and podcaster. Part go her journey of reinvention has been to embrace video where ever she can. We talk about… Even experienced video presenters need a boost to their video confidence so it's not just you A unique problem extroverts face when creating videos Every video presenter and podcaster has to keep improving their presentation skills Will This Work On Video - just ask yourself this question How Video Proposals Can Land You More Gigs What Videos Work Well On Linkedin Don't Smile Much? It's a Video Skill You Can Learn The Surprise Benefit To You From Posting Videos You've Got More To Say On Video Than You Think The Vanilla Problem on Video Translate Industry Jargon and Become a Video Content Curator Don't Treat Your Viewers Like One of the Herd on Video You can connect with Leanne Hughes at https://www.firsttimefacilitator.com/ and connect on Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/leannehughes/

How To Look Professional on Video Sales Calls with Garren Parkins and Julian Mather You deserve to be judged & valued for what you're worth, not where you are. So says Garren Parkins, a video presentation coach for sales professionals. We used to jump in our cars and drive to the office. Now, thanks to Covid, many sales representatives find themselves working from the home office. But what does your home office say about you? What does your background say about your company? In this episode, we talk about the importance of first impressions. We discuss the realities of brand compliance. Picture Quality or Sound Quality - Which is More Important For Your Business Videos Is Your Webcam Quality Hurting Your Professionalism On Your Business Videos Don't Overcomplicate The Video Experience - a Tip for Sales Professionals Imperfection Matters In Your Videos - How To Be Authentic Does Your Sales Team Need To Upgrade Computers To Implement Video Attract Better Clients With Well Presented Sales Videos Can Sales Videos From The Home Office Damage Your Brand The Zoom Honeymoon Is Over - Time To Level Up Your Video Game Are You Taking Advantage Of Video Before Everyone Else Does Why Sales Reps Should Use Video Right Now You can connect with Garren on Linkedin. https://www.linkedin.com/in/garrenparkins/ Look into Garren's complete office video solution called Deskrig https://deskrig.com/

Video plays an enormously important role in attracting quality new hires to your business. You can no longer tell people you are a great place to work, you have to show them you are. But, as Mark Puncher, CEO of Employer Branding Australia, it is more important to show them that at times, you might not be the best place to work. That your business might drop the ball now and then. That your people are above all, human. That you are fallible. As he describes it, wonderfully imperfect. The time for representing your business to future employees as the polished facade of perfection is gone. That's just not how real life works and we all know it. To make perfect videos where not a wrong word is spoken, where no hair is not out of place, where you don't blink enough, where you look and sound like a politician staying on script is to be out of touch with what the market is asking for. Authenticity. Authentic videos do not mean unprofessional videos. Authentic videos are carefully created using skilled directors who nurture staff - who for many it is their first time in front of the camera - to help them tap into their empathy and vulnerability so they come across as real. This is who I am. This is what we believe. This is what we stand for. Want to be part of what we do? This is a great quote from Employer Branding Australia's website: “there aren't two versions of me. I am who I am, I say what I mean and ask the same of others.” We explore…. How important is video to creating your employer brand? Authentic video vs glossy corporate nonsense videos How Authentic Should I Be On Video? What Stops Your Staff Being Authentic On Video and What To Do To Help Them Is Your Business Story Out of Date for Modern Video Audiences? How To Get Better Quality Job Applications Using Video How To Get Staff To Feel Comfortable In Front of a Video Camera How To Interview Staff On Video To Tell Your Business's Story Why Being An Instagram Influencer May Make You A Bad Video Presenter Does Impostor Syndrome Stop You Making Your Own Videos A Trick To Get Comfortable In Front of a Video Camera A Trick To Give Your Videos A Human Touch What's the difference between Employer Branding vs EVP (employee value proposition)? Your employer brand lives mainly with your current and past people, and your target talent audiences - it's about how they think and feel about you as a prospective or current employer, and how that makes them behave. Your EVP (employee value proposition) is much more under your control. It's your talent offer or ‘people deal' in a nutshell. Beware though - you can say pretty much what you like in your EVP but if it's more aspiration than reality, you'll quickly be found out. Put another way, if you just talk the talk and don't walk the walk - you'll get found out. Integrity, trust, reputation are important online currencies. Be careful with them. Employer Branding Australia website https://www.employerbrandingaustralia.com/ Connect with Mark Puncher on Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/markpuncher/

If like so many entrepreneurs you have spent a small fortune buy various gadgets, devices, apps and tools to help you grow your business.   But the only tool you really need to attract and win more customers is the device you already have in your pocket.   That's right your smartphone is the only tool you need today to be able to create great video content that converts prospects into customers like magic.    My guest this week is Julian Mather. Julian spent years working as a professional cameraman for the ABC, BBC and National Geographic and he says the only camera we need these days to make great marketing videos is a smartphone. 

For as long as he could remember, he wanted to be a photo-journalist. But then he got sidetracked. While army sniper seemed like a good idea at the time, he found the telescopic sights of his rifle were starting to look more and more like a movie camera, and so he fell in love with film-making.Our guest this week is Julian Mather, a keynote speaker, and a video magician. As a video magician, he shows people that smartphone video ‘works like magic' to get customers to trust you, want to buy from you, and never leave you.This week in the ICT podcast, I talk with Julian about:Importance of video in today's worldMajor inhibitors for using video and how to get across themHow to combat the perfectionist and imposter mindset?How is being resourceful the key to your video journey?Julian has seen the world through many lenses. Through a telescopic sight as an army sniper. Through the TV lens as a globe-trotting videographer for ABCTV, National Geographic, and BBC. Through smoke and mirrors as a professional magician.He's traveled far, but his longest journeys have been from behind the camera to in front of it. From stutterer to professional speaker. From polite dip eater to insatiable hummus addict.Don't forget to visit julianmather.com and grab his 6-minute video course for free.About the Podcast:ICT Podcast all about innovation, communication, and technology – a few key areas that are super important in today's world. If you want to know what it takes to be a better innovator, better communicator, and leverage technology to make this world a better place, please subscribe. Every week, I bring new perspectives, ideas, tips, and techniques so that you can improve all these aspects of your life.Web: https://www.anandtamboli.comLinkedIn: https://www.anandtamboli.com/linkedinBooks: https://www.anandtamboli.com/amazonMusic By: https://tunestogo.netSupport the show (https://www.anandtamboli.com/author?s=podcast)

What is the most effective way to reach your customers and clients? It's through video. But do you avoid making video content even when you know you should?  Leveraging videos can help get you seen and heard to grow your business. However, a lot of people avoid making videos because they don't feel comfortable with the tech or don't feel confident in front of the camera.  In this episode, we are joined by the video magician himself, Julian Mather. We deep dive into a chat about using video to get in front of your ideal clients, build unforgettable connections, overcome our nervousness when it comes to talking in front of the camera, and do all of these with only your smartphone and affordable online softwares. Have you leveraged the power of video yet?  Time Stamps: Computational power of smartphones (4:45) Multimedia studio in your pocket (5:22) Humans don't like change (7:02) Not having enough confidence to be in front of the camera (8:20) Don't apologise to anyone for helping your customer (9:55) 95% of the videos you will make are simple ones (10:15) Focusing on your customer instead of focusing on you (12:00) Investing time in scripting videos (12:33) Confused people don't buy (13:22) Script is your step-by-step guide for editing (14:13) Basic editing (16:30) Bait and switch (17:05) Trust and reputation are valuable online (18:10) Asking the right question at the beginning of your video (19:02) The vanilla problem (19:30) The power of being you (20:30) Trusting people more than trusting brands (20:50) The importance of human to human connection (21:23) Focusing on the message and connection rather than perfection (22:19) Tips on making good videos (23:40) The problem is not technology (31:19) Changing our mindset around creating videos (32:50) Switch nervous with service (33:20) Connect With Lisa Evansspeakingsavvy.com.au Connect with me on Facebook and Instagram Connect with me on LinkedIn Connect With Julian Matherjulianmather.com Follow with Julian on Facebook and Twitter Connect with Julian on LinkedIn Subscribe to Julian's YouTube Channel For full show notes visit: Businesschatpodcast.com.au  

In this week's episode of Change Your POV Podcast I have the pleasure of sitting down with Julian Mather as we discuss changing careers. This is a very scary proposition for many, and something we as Veterans do quite often, but why? Getting out of the military and landing in a specific career field that you spend the rest of your career in is not very common. Many, (myself included) find out through trial and error, that certain career fields don't end up as once thought or as advertised. The question becomes, do you have what it takes to walk away from a career in spite of your better judgment to pursue something different that you have more passion for? Many find themselves on that ledge but never make the leap. Julian Mather had what it took to make that leap of faith on more than one occasion. Check out this episode as he explains how and more importantly, why! It is critical, maintaining an open mind and willingness to Change Your Perspective as you progress through your life. Changing Careers once, twice, or even more may be what you NEED to do, you may not want to, and it will be uncomfortable, but necessary all the same! IN THIS PARTICULAR EPISODE YOU WILL LEARN: Transitioning from an Army Sniper to a 25-year career in photojournalism as a cameraman, to a children's magician to podcast host…? What? Ya, that's what I thought too so I had to have Julian on the show and I am very glad I did! Be sure to check out everything he has going on and please leave any comments below in the comments section if you resonate with Julian's story, or have a similar one, we would love to hear it! Thank you, Julian, for sharing your story! Connect with Julian on Social media and his other websites by following the links below. 3 Tips For Getting Started Today! Online Tip: Claim your online real estate. This is the URL or domain name with your name. For example, I can check to see if www.EddieLazzari.com or www.BennettTanton.com is available. Even if I don't have any plans to do something with it right now, sometime in the future I may want to. If I wait it may not be available. Inline Tip: Read The War Of Art. This book will help you break past a lot of limiting beliefs you have that prevent you from doing more, trying new things, or just taking some risks. Offline Tip: Join Toastmasters. This is an incredible personal and professional development tool that will help you with public speaking and leadership skills. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/changeyourpov/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/changeyourpov/support

We kicked off season 3 of Reputation Revolution back in May with a look at the PERSONAL BRANDING UNIVERSE - a canvas on which I connect the various dots involved in building a credible and sustainable professional personal brand. These dots, or elements, flow from what I refer to as the four pillars of personal branding for professional people. They are: (1) ESTABLISH your voice (2) ENHANCE the credibility of your voice (3) EXTEND the reach of your voice (4) EXTRACT value from your voice. Here on the Reputation Revolution, each episode builds on at least one pillar. For example, in episodes 150 and 174, I chat with Mark Masters and Eli Trier respectively about the power of building one's community of like-minded people. Creating video content, including video live streaming, is all about enhancing the the credibility of your voice. In short, if you want to build a credible profile and trusted reputation in the marketplace, video should definitely be on your content creation radar. We've had some terrific guests in season 3 sharing their ideas and expertise around all things video - Julian Mather, live streaming guru Ian Anderson Gray, and Tristan White, a successful entrepreneur who runs one of Australia’s largest physiotherapy practices. We've also covered other elements of the Personal Branding Universe in season 3 - for example, writing a book to build profile and enhance your professional credibility. Writing productivity geek Bec Evans told us in episode 158 that there are various internal and external roadblocks authors often encounter when writing their book. Suzy Jacobs, founder of Activator Academy, took is through the importance of values in episode 155. Most critical in personal branding is to stand for something. So says Steve Sammartino, a leading futurist, best-selling author, media commentator and keynote speaker. In episode 166, Hillary Weiss introduced us to a concept she calls the ’statement piece’ brand - an antidote to the “sea of sameness on the internet”. And what of social media? It's such a critical aspect of building a personal brand, particularly one underpinned by a credible thought leadership positioning in the marketplace. Just ask California trial lawyer, Mitch Jackson, author of the book The Ultimate Guide to Social Media For Business Owners, Professionals and Entrepreneurs. I've long referred to Twitter the 'influence channel', and that's how Dr Emma Beckett sees it too. A key outcome of Emma's social efforts, particularly on Twitter, is interest from mainstream media, resulting in editorial coverage, including interviews on radio and national television. If you want to build a successful authentic personal brand, it's critical to show your human side - this is particularly the case for leaders, entrepreneurs and professional experts who are in the public eye and front people for a business, organisation or social enterprise. Want to see what this looks like? Look no further than Alan and Emily Braithwaite, founders of several UK-based businesses, including online visibility agency Yellow Tuxedo. If you want to feel inspired about the value of showing up consistently, get loads of ideas about how to maximise your SEO and repurpose your content, and learn how to wrap it all up in a very human way, you'll love listening to this one - episode 169 of the Reputation Revolution podcast.

Julian Mather is one unique human being on a quest to demonstrate the power of unlearning and re-invention and it all starts with you.As his greatest experiment, Julian has been everything from an Army Sniper, Magician and now a Smartphone Video Evangelist.His simple and practical tips to changing self start with owning up, wising up and stepping up and letting go of the toxicity of comparison to others and living an identity that no longer aligns with your passion.

Thank you for joining us here on Reputation Revolution, the podcast that’s all about growing your sphere of influence and creating more IMPACT by building a credible personal brand that’s recognised and respected for all the right reasons. During the course of the last two episodes, we looked at the need for emerging thought leaders to put themselves out there - to stand up, have an opinion, establish our voice - and the need to create content to reinforce and amplify that voice. We looked at live streaming and public speaking; in this episode, we focus on producing video using the smartphone. Video is a powerful tool in enhancing the credibility of your voice and extending the reach of your story and your message. In short, if you want to build a credible profile and trusted reputation in the marketplace, video should definitely be on your content creation radar. Host Trevor Young, aka 'The PR Warrior',  walks us through the types of videos that can help build thought leadership for one's personal brand. Then it's over to this week's expert guest - smartphone video evangelist, Julian Mather. Julian says the world is "hungry for truth" and explains how "authentic, agile and inexpensive videos" can be used to spark conversation and build trust with viewers. The problem is, Julian says, "we've all got this aversion to being on camera". The interview includes references to: *** one of the best introductory bios you'll ever hear! *** how Julian is inciting a business video rebellion *** why your smartphone is like an "anti-invisibility machine for your business" *** how to overcome fear of being on-camera by using Julian's "head, heart and hands" approach to video-making *** get someone to critique your videos, but not anyone from your family! "Your family are your worst critics," says Julian. *** "Fail quickly, fail quietly ... rinse and repeat, and just keep trying." You can't win this new game if you're playing by the old rules, says Julian. Connect with Julian: WEBSITEFACEBOOK TWITTER

Julian Mather has seen the world through many lenses. Through a telescopic sight as an army sniper. Through the TV lens as a globe-trotting videographer for ABCTV, National Geographic and BBC. Through smoke and mirrors as a professional magician. He's traveled far but his longest journeys have been from behind the camera to in front of it. From stutterer to professional speaker. He is now a smartphone video evangelist, speaker, writer and chief agitator of the Business Video Rebellion and loves helping business master the missing business skill of video. In this energetic episode with Julian Mather we discuss:

What type of movement should you have in your video? Static, hand held, gimbal, or something else? Julian and Wes tackle the questions where you need a tripod or not for your smartphone videos.

How long should your final videos be?... 30sec, 60sec, 3min, 5min, 30min, an hour? Find out in this podcast

Teleprompters - How do they work? Can you use them on a smartphone? Should you be using one? Listen in to this podcast where Wes and Julian answer these questions.

What is the best way to film my videos, horizontally or vertically? Listen in and find out.

Why is editing important? Which apps work best on your phone? Do you prefer to edit on your computer? This are questions that Julian and Wes answer in this podcast

In this episode Wes and Julian tackle questions like 'How professional is smartphone video quality?', 'Do professionals use smartphones to capture videos?', and many more.

This episode Wes and Julian discuss a very hard topic, what a smartphone can't do.

This episode Wes and Julian, discuss the difference between socialising with your audience in your videos vs giving information to your audience.

This episode Wes and Julian, tackle the topic of the overwhelming amount of content the social world expects of businesses.

This episode Wes and Julian, discuss how video accessories work with smartphones and which ones you might need for your next project.

This episode Wes and Julian, discuss the importance of connecting with your audience and how to do that with being on camera.

One of the biggest benefits that come from pivoting a career is that it shows you the freedom you truly have to reinvent yourself. The fear of starting over lessens with each jump and that's why so many #quitters go on to have multiple career changes. That freedom is such a blessing because you'll quickly learn that there is a lot of trial and error in finding your next career step. It is precisely through those many failures that you are led to where you need to be. This week I spoke with Julian Mather about his own process through many career pivots. After failing out of high school, he took that failure and decided that his education was in his own hands and chose to become a life long learner. After leaving high school, Julian joined the army and became a sniper for a number of years. He then started a 25-year career as a photojournalist/tv-camera man, globetrotting and documenting people doing incredible stories of people doing incredible things. What's amazing about his story is that he was at the top of his career and loved his job, and yet, he felt a calling to do something more. He walked away from his career at the age of 48. (Something a lot of people never muster up the courage to do!). He wanted to teach children valuable lessons about philanthropy and helping others. When his first foray into entrepreneurship failed, Julian went on to fulfill his passion by becoming a successful children's entertainer and magician for a number of years. He started a YouTube channel that garnered over 130,000 subscribers and 30 million views. That channel led him to creating a business out of showing people how to be in the kids' entertainment space. He has since sold that business and is now re-inventing himself once again. He is teaching businesses how to use video to leverage their sales and marketing. I loved Julian's story so much because of his insight on reinvention and starting over. Here is what we chat about in this episode: Why it's important to adopt a learning mindset. Why you are 100% responsible for your life. How change is a process and not an event. And so much more! Where to find Julian:   Website: http://www.julianmather.com/ Email: julian@julianmather.com Follow along for more: www.lessonsfromaquitter.com https://www.facebook.com/lessonsfromaquitter https://www.instagram.com/lessonsfromaquitter/ https://twitter.com/quitterpodcast

This episodeWes and Julian explain the importance of storytelling

This episode is an introduction to Wes and Julian, where they share experience in the film industry and why they now love smartphone videos

What hasn’t Julian Mather done? Army sniper, international cameraman, professional speaker and now he empowers small business to film professional-quality videos using only their smart phones. It was great to talk to such a well-travelled man who has followed his heart and never taken the obvious route.     See some of Julian’s top tips below: **  There’s a big difference between being taught something and learning something. There is more information out there than ever before, so utilise it! **  Don’t be afraid to leave an industry at the top of your game. If you have a burning desire to do something else, follow your heart. **  Everybody needs a coach. Human beings cannot see their own blind spots, but other people can. **  Always have an exit plan for your business. That doesn’t mean you should quit tomorrow - it just means that you should focus your planning. **  Don’t underestimate what your phone can do to shoot video. The power of computation is beginning to overtake the power of optical photography.     In this episode of Business Brain Food you will learn: **  How to keep yourself fresh through learning **  The difference between individualism and team play **  The importance of video to modern business **  How to simplify video **  How Linkedin is prioritising video **  How to overcome imposter syndrome     Resources mentioned in this episode: **  Do you think you have what it takes to become a Business Excelerator™ at Max My Profit? Visit: https://maxmyprofit.com.au/business-exceleration.html   **  Go to http://www.julianmather.com, sign up and get a free book.   **  All previous BBF episodes & show notes can be found at http://www.businessbrainfood.com.au   **  Join the Business Brain Food Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/BusinessBrainFood/ **  Twitter: https://twitter.com/bfewtrell     Call to action: And a last piece of insight from Julian to finish with: “If an opportunity comes up that you’re not sure about, just take it!” Also, if you are enjoying these Business Brain Food podcasts, then make sure to share them via social media sites or email the links to family and friends. A lot of time and effort goes into producing each of these podcasts with the goal in mind of the more people we can inspire about business the better. You can help us do just that!   Until next time, have a profitable day!   Cheers, Ben Fewtrell 02 8808 5500  

Welcome to episode 11 Presentation Boss Podcast, a conversation with an expert. Thomas and Kate have a conversation with Julian Mather. His zone of specialised knowledge is in how to use video to communicate in your business. He has the credibility, understanding and experience to back it up too!We've known Julian for many years and admire both his depth of knowledge in the video space, his passion for the topic when speaking on and off stage and also, his life experience which he is not stingy with. We thoroughly enjoyed sitting down with Julian and we're sure you'll enjoy listening along.About Our GuestJulian Mather has seen the world through many lenses.• Through a telescopic sight as an army sniper• Through the TV lens as a globe trotting cameraman for ABCTV, National Geographic, BBC and Discovery• Through smoke and mirrors as a professional magicianHe's travelled far but his longest journeys have been from:• behind the camera to in front of it• from public servant to entrepreneur• from stutterer to professional speakerHe now shares why - as a world class videographer - the only camera he owns is a smartphone and how this pocket-sized TV station will revolutionise the way you make your business videos.Julian now guides people on their journey to creating 21st-century video and becoming 21st-century learners: two essential business skills for the coming decade.What You'll Learn• The four industrial revolutions and what it means for knowledge and skills• Our interface to the brave new world of communication• Why we may struggle to like how we look and sound on video• Where to start with getting you and your business on video• The difference between making business videos, and making videos for virality• A strategy for making an easy, expert series of videos• What your video should say and exactly how it should be structured• The efficiency hack we can learn from broadcast television• How long should your videos be• The growth of confidence earned by being on your feet, speaking• The importance of hands in communication and you need them on video• An important checklist for mentally preparing yourself before filming• The people to watch to learn brilliant video techniques• The learning opportunity and concept that is the footpath universityMentioned In The Show• Pink Sheets by Matt Church: https://www.pinksheetprocess.com/get-the-book• Julian Mather's website: http://www.julianmather.com/Resources and Links• Learn more from Julian: http://www.julianmather.com/• Email us: podcast@presentationboss.com.au• The Presentation Boss Podcast: https://presentationboss.com.au/podcast/• Kate on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kate-norris/• Thomas on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thomas-krafft/• Presentation Boss on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/presentationboss/• Presentation Boss on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/presentation-bossQuotes From This Episode• "Communication was my path into the future"• "Communication is absolutely critical now as we're coming into the fourth industrial revolution"• "The ability communication is incredibly important for your future"• "The average household has 17 devices connected to the internet"• "More people in the world own a smartphone than a toothbrush"• "We all need to learn to communicate better and video is an essential 21st century skill"• "Until you believe you are the right person to authentically speak to your client or customer, nothing else is going to happen"• "Make videos for leads, not likes"• "It's not about you. Stop thinking inwardly, start thinking outwardly"• "It's easier to make five videos than it is to make one"• "It's a psychological thing that builds your KLT; know, like and trust"

Julian Mather is a world class videographer whose only camera is a smartphone. In this episode he shares his extraordinary journey to entrepreneurial success and why he wants to help others find the same.

Julian Mather is a world class videographer whose only camera is a smartphone. In this episode he shares his extraordinary journey to entrepreneurial success and why he wants to help others find the same.

Julian Mather had his heart set on being a photo journalist and yet his first lens was attached to a sniper's rifle. While his journey through the world of work has continued to be eventful, one thread has been constant.

In the last couple of months I've been getting different types of guests on who can strong-hold our facilitation game. I had Julian Mather on recently sharing his advice about creating video content, Jason Knight who is an outstanding graphic designer sharing his tools for creating more impactful workshop resources, and today I have invited […] The post You don't need a power blazer to look powerful with Majella McMahon (Episode 66) appeared first on First Time Facilitator.Shhh... I'm releasing 5 secret podcast episodes over 5 days to help you book out your facilitation business, BUT you need to register to get access.Head on over to bookedoutfacilitator.comSupport the show (https://buymeacoffee.com/leannehughes)

Everywhere I look, every article I read, people are talking about video. Have you noticed that? And it's true – if you post a native video onto LinkedIn, it actually gets 3 x as more views as regular content. How did I find out about today's guest? I was on the LinkedIn news feed and […] The post Lifelong learning + creating magic on camera with Julian Mather (Episode 63) appeared first on First Time Facilitator.Shhh... I'm releasing 5 secret podcast episodes over 5 days to help you book out your facilitation business, BUT you need to register to get access.Head on over to bookedoutfacilitator.comSupport the show (https://buymeacoffee.com/leannehughes)

A wild history of change in career and industry pathways begs the question of Julian Mather … What is his next venture?   The answer to this question comes from a lively discussion that touches on Julian’s background as a corporate …

Army sniper. ABC cameraman. Magician. YouTube star and now The Courage Guy. Julian Mather chats with Paul about the 4th Industrial Revolution, accepting responsibility to unlock opportunity, using video for personal promotion, the footpath university and becoming your own authority."Work as we know it is changing. A job for life is over. There's a new game and you won't win if you insist on playing by the old rules. The ability to reinvent yourself over and over will be amongst the most sought after 21st century career skills.The choices you make now will affect how you and your family live in the immediate decades. Don't sleep through this extraordinary opportunity." - Julian Mather

Career strategy expert Julian Mather says even extreme career shifts don’t have to be hard. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

JULIAN MATHER says the day the school system taught conventional career planning he missed it. In fact the school system must have recognised Julian was a chronic truant. As his life progressed he self-educated reading between the lines of books to find secrets to turning his obsession into his profession. From high school failure to Army sniper to globe trotting TV cameraman to professional magician to accidental You Tube personality to online entrepreneur he hasn’t felt he’s worked a day in his life. Now at 57 Julian says he’s just beginning. His pivotal moment was in the UK at the same school celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay went. It’s a tough school with tough problems and Julian was filming a documentary for Australian TV, in which an inspiring policeman was talking to a tough bunch of fifteen year olds about the dangers of aerosol sniffing. Their bravado melted they were inspired. When three boys left, silently they removed aerosol cans from their bags and left them on the teacher’s desk. Something went off in Julian’s head. He had just witnessed the power of direct action. One policeman standing in front of thirty boys achieved more in thirty minutes, than million dollar government programs, which Julian had covered. That experience led him to walk away from his TV career at the top of his game to take a program into schools to teach children. Teaching skills like philanthropy, becoming a magician, to creating the world’s first online training academy for professional children’s entertainers and now speaking and writing on Courage. In this podcast Julian presents some profound tips to find a new skill, ones that can easily be learned at no cost. To learn more about Julian visit his website julianmather.com

Julian Mather was not interested in school, but that did not mean he was not willing to learn. When he got out of school, without prodding from anyone, he took himself to the library where he began a lifelong commitment to self-education and learning how to turn his obsessions into his professions. From high school failure to Army sniper to globe-trotting TV cameraman to kids’ entertainer to online entrepreneur, he really has not felt he has worked a day in his life. At age 55 he says he is just beginning to hit his straps.

Julian Mather, an Australian native, has a transformative story that underscores his ever-evolving entrepreneurial spirit. For over 25 years he’s told stories as a cameraman for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, and prior to that, he was a professional sniper in the Australian Army. Julian has also been a magician; founding Julian’s Magician School and creating an immense online community. When bridged together, this diverse background of experiences has helped Julian master his skills and now enables him to power his next adventure. Julian is exploring ways to help people with change; going through change — something he clearly knows a lot about. He’s practically a king of reinvention, and knows how to make it work. Julian has this fascinating story of adventures, exploration, and he continues to keep discovering. He’s also a terrific guy, and it’s easy to love his can do attitude and DIY approach to learning whatever he’s interested in.   See more about this episode and the show at: MyBigStory.show JOIN CHRISTOPHER’S ADVENTURE & SEE BEHIND-THE-SCENES PICS, FUN AND MORE Instagram Twitter Facebook ChristopherSwan.info GET MORE STORIES, INSPIRATION, IDEAS, AND MY BIG STORY UPDATES Subscribe to Christopher’s newsletter: Be Inspired LOVE THE SHOW? Tell a friend (literally, go text them right now!), and then give me an awesome rating and review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen. This helps others find the show too!

For Life on Purpose Episode #67, my guest is tailor made careerist Julian Mather, who says he wasn’t at school the day they taught conventional career planning. A chronic truant, he self-educated and read between the lines to find the secrets to turning his obsession into his profession. From high school failure to Army sniper to globe trotting TV cameraman to kids entertainer to online entrepreneur he really hasn’t felt he has a worked a day in his life. And at 55 he says he’s only just beginning to hit his straps. Julian joined me for a high-energy chat about realizing your career potential after age 40; how to use your own life experience/journey to create content that others can benefit from; shifting from an hourly rate model to charging for value; and tales from his own unique life story. "The day and age of the massive corporations that take care of us from beginning to end are over. That’s just a reality. Workforce change is upon us. It is time to look for alternatives. As a 40+ worker, you must expand your options. Allow me to show you the way. In the decade or so that I've been earning income online something struck me along the way. The 20 to 30 year olds are taking the lead with this but they have relatively little experience to impart. 40,50,60 year olds don’t even know about this and they have rich experience that is going to waste." About Julian: This is the best time ever to be over 40. Never has it been so easy to leverage your life experience, your hard won knowledge, your relative financial stability, your wits and your deep down belief that you have more to say, more to give, more to ‘be’, than just a cog in the big post industrial workforce. Your guide Julian Mather wasn’t at school the day they taught conventional career planning. A chronic truant he self educated and read between the lines to find the secrets to turning his obsession into his profession. From high school failure to Army sniper to globe trotting TV cameraman to kids entertainer to online entrepreneur he really hasn’t felt he has a worked a day in his life. And at 55 he says he’s only just beginning to hit his straps. And he wants you to realise your potential too. Whether for income or just for fun, creating your own career is possible, it’s very real and it’s the best time history to do this. 350,000 hours in the making, Tailor Made Career gives you tools, resources and roadmaps so you don’t go to the grave regretting the job choices you made. To learn more about Julian and his work, visit: https://www.tailormadecareer.com/.

Understand how to embrace the unexpected twists in your career with Julian Mather, former army sniper turned magician. Joseph will also explain the importance of putting yourself out there even when you don't feel quite ready.

Julian Mather, Founder of Tailor Made Career, joins the Business of Story Podcast to discuss three-act structure, how he went from sniper to filmmaker, and shares tips on how to get great video with your smartphone.   The Business of Story is sponsored by Emma, Convince & Convert, and Oracle. Emma helps marketers everywhere send smart, stylish email newsletters, promotions, and automated campaigns, and help us all rest a little easier knowing our marketing emailing is doing its job. Check out their newest publication at Myemma.com/click. Each day the team at Convince & Convert picks a topic and sends you the three best resources ever created about that topic. It's topical, it's timely, it's useful, so go to definitivedigest.com and subscribe to their email newsletter now. In This Episode  Why it’s so important to be able to let go in order to get to your next chapter How to completely recreate yourself at any stage of your career Why the basic three-act structure it inherent in all storytelling How to simply and effectively create amazing videos with just your iPhone How to use video testimonials from existing clients to expand your business   Resources Julian Mather Julian Mather on Twitter, @JulianMather Tailor Made Career Podcast Tailormadecareer.com SmartLav ProPrompter MacGyver "The Hero's Journey," by Joseph Campbell “Your DIY Guide to Crafting and Telling Compelling Brand Stories that Sell,” by Park Howell BusinessofStory.com Park@BusinessOfStory.com Visit http://bit.ly/BizofStory for more insights from your favorite storytellers.

  In this week’s episode of Change Your POV Podcast I have the pleasure of sitting down with Julian Mather as we discuss changing careers. This is a very scary proposition for many, and something we as Veterans do quite often, but why? Getting out of the military and landing in a specific career field that you spend the rest of your career in is not very common. Many, (myself included) find out through trial and error, that certain career fields don’t end up as once thought or as advertised. The question becomes, do you have what it takes to walk away from a career in spite of your better judgment to pursue something different that you have more passion in? Many find themselves on that ledge but never make the leap. Julian Mather had what it took to make that leap of faith on more than one occasion. Check out this episode as he explains how and more importantly, why! It is critical, maintaining an open mind and willingness to Change Your Perspective as you progress through your life. Changing Careers once, twice, or even more may be what you NEED to do, you may not want to, and it will be uncomfortable, but necessary all the same! IN THIS PARTICULAR EPISODE YOU WILL LEARN: Transitioning from an Army Sniper to a 25-year career in photojournalism as a cameraman, to a children’s magician to podcast host…? What? Ya, that’s what I thought too so I had to have Julian on the show and I am very glad I did! Be sure to check out everything he has going on and please leave any comments below in the comments section if you resonate with Julian’s story, or have a similar  one, we would love to hear it! Thank you, Julian, for sharing your story! Connect with Julian on Social media and his other websites by following the links below. 3 Tips For Getting Started Today! Online Tip: Claim your online real estate. This is the URL or domain name with your name. For example, I can check to see if www.EddieLazzari.com or www.BennettTanton.com is available. Even if I don’t have any plans to do something with it right now, sometime in the future I may want to. If I wait it may not be available. Inline Tip: Read The War Of Art.   This book will help you break past a lot of limiting beliefs you have that prevent you from doing more, trying new things, or just taking som risks. Offline Tip: Join Toastmasters. This is an incredible personal and professional development tool that will help you with public speaking and leadership skills.

Julian has basically done everything under the sun in terms of magic. He's performed, taught, created 2 podcasts, and created tons of products that are meant to help magicians with the commercial side of magic (often the most difficult part). The post Expert Online Marketing Tools and Tips for Magicians with Julian Mather appeared first on Discourse in Magic.

Julian has basically done everything under the sun in terms of magic. He's performed, taught, created 2 podcasts, and created tons of products that are meant to help magicians with the commercial side of magic (often the most difficult part). The post Expert Online Marketing Tools and Tips for Magicians with Julian Mather appeared first on Discourse in Magic.

In this interview, Fred & Bobbie Becker talk all about the ins and outs of performing on cruise ships. They talk about the good, the bad, the unexpected, what sort of shows work on ships, promo videos, and on and on! Together Fred and Bobbie have 45 years of combined performing experience and spend their time performing on cruise ships! They also have a program for entertainers called Gigs on Ships where they teach the ins and outs of performing on cruise ships.   Sponsors: Click Convert Profit — This episode is brought to you by Josh London's Click Convert Profit and his book Flying Solo, the Smart Solopreneur’s Guide to Making Money Online. Click here to get $10 off and for my listeners only, the free ebook "4 Ways to Find Your Most Profitable Keywords.”     Kris' Recommendation of the Week Magician Business Podcast and Kids Entertainer Podcast Ken Kelly and Julian Mather are doing a smashing job over there at Magician Business cranking out wonderful podcasts and super helpful content for those who want to make a living performing. They're a great neighbor resource and you should definitely give them more than a glance. Magician Business Website | Podcast Kids Entertainer Hub | Podcast     Success Quotes From Fred: Anything worth doing is worth doing right! Whatever you vividly imagine, ardently desire, sincerely believe, and enthusiastically act upon…must inevitably come to pass! — Paul J. Meyer From Bobbie:  I don't want you to ever look back at your life and have any regrets. — Bobbie's Dad     Gigs on Ships! • What sort of shows are they looking for? • You need to be good with a very diverse crowd. You need to be comfortable with people from all walks of life. • You need at least a 50 minute act. Fred and Bobbie have two 45's and a 30 minute magic class. • You live with your audience. • You have to be "people people." It's all about relationships. • You need a demo reel that's specific to the cruise ship market. The agent needs to "see you on their stage." • Your demo reel also needs to sell you as a person too. Tug at the heartstrings. • Don't do your reel in the same order as your show. Lead with your strongest piece. • Figure out what sets you apart and capitalize on that. • Working with agents vs. the cruise director. • Pros:you get to work in the best, most equipped theaters in the world, no overhead expenses, you only work a couple nights per week, it's a dream lifestyle. • Cons: You're stuck on the ship, you can't just pick up and go somewhere. You miss family events like holidays and funerals. Since you share bunks, if you're in a couple's relationship and have a fight, there's nowhere for you to go. • How to keep things in order at home on land while you're away at sea.     Their Online Course on Cruise Ship Gigs Gigs on Ships is a 9-week course where Fred and Bobbie literally open up their business to help those who want to land a cruise ship gig. It has three modules: 1. Building Foundation - preparing yourself and show for ships. 2. Getting the gig. 3. Life at sea and how to be successful. Learn more at www.gigsonships.com     Other Topics Covered • Talks about fear standing in your way. • Taking risks. • Some interesting storied from each of their lives that helped shape their careers. • Not letting failures beat you up.       Parting Advice Don't let fear hold you back! Step out of your comfort zone. Pick up 6 more pieces of parting advice by signing up for Fred & Bobbie's newsletter at GigsOnShips.com.     Recommended books and resources: Note: Many of the links in this section are affiliate links, meaning we earn a small portion of any sales. If you're enjoying our podcast and decide to purchase one of the recommended resources or books, please consider using our affiliate links to help support the work we're doing here at the Successful Performercast. Thanks!   Resources: Having a notebook to write things down in.     Books: Maximum Entertinament by Ken Weber Fitzkee Trilogy by Dariel Fitzkee | Ebooks Magic & Showmanship by Henning Nelms Breaking Out by John Butman Start with Why by Simon Sinek     Where can we find Fred & Bobbie Becker? Gigs on Ships Fred Becker's Website Twitter @realbeckermagic | Facebook

Listen on  iTunes or Stitcher! Get a look behind the scenes as the hosts of the Magician Business Podcast, Ken Kelly and Julian Mather, are put in the hot seat. This is a magician business podcast,ken kelly,Julian Mather,marketing for magicians,websites for magicians! Ken and Julian usually host the show and bring you guests but today the tables are […]

Listen on  iTunes or Stitcher! Showbiz Blueprint by Barry Friedman Every year an opportunity arises to take your magic business to the next level. Successful corporate entertainer Barry Friedman shares tips , practical booking strategies and life changing insights from his Show Biz Blueprint course in this candid chat with Julian Mather and Ken Kelly. Showbiz Blueprint by […]