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These suggestions are designed to help you look and feel your best on camera.
Type of Dress- Dress as you would for a business meeting
- Some teleconferences are more casual
- Check with the producer for the final word
- Heavy jackets and sweaters may become uncomfortable under the TV lights
- Front-button shirts, jackets with lapels, and pants or skirts with belts work best for clip-on wireless microphones
- Microphones can be attached to ties, collars, or lapels
- Power packs can be attached to belts or waistbands
- One-piece dresses are not advised
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Colors and Patterns to Avoid- Black and white
- Small patterns
- Herringbone patterns
- Tweeds
(they tend to “buzz” on screen)
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Best Choice: Solid pastel colors for shirts and blouses
Jewelry
Avoid large, sparkly jewelry and dangling earrings
Make-up- If you wear make-up, use it as you normally would
- A make-up artist will touch up all presenters to make you look your best under the TV lights
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Hair Style- Style your hair as you would normally
- A stylist will touch up your hair as needed
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Questions? Contact Cathy Russo at (800) 354-6587.
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