Getting more adventurous with the moves... watching others and practicing!

The next bits to learn on my jump rope journey - was varying simple steps.

Skipping journey - where it started. Inspired by others on Instagram, I got into jump rope.

Just getting started creating your own marketing videos? How to apply top ten tips easily.

Practising before you record is going to pay you back 10 fold, especially if you're a bit anxious.

Do you know what to do with your video once you've created it?

Decide how you'd like to deliver content and work towards that goal.

Decide where your camera focus should be, depending on what you are talking about and displaying

How do you create an interesting and engaging marketing video with a good storyline?

The most important person to think about with camera angles is your audience.

Backdrops, surrounds and distractions are all considerations for your marketing videos.

Lighting your marketing video doesn't have to be difficult, but is crucial to its success.

Do you listen to long videos if you're really interested, or, do you only watch short ones?

A successful video is all in the planning and giving it some thought and structure.

Creating your own marketing videos? Watch this new top tip series to get you started.

How did you get on with the Selfie Challenge? I'd love to hear from you.

You can invest in simple phone holders if that helps improve your selfies.

Here's how to achieve a natural expression in a selfie - it's easy

Here's where to look when taking a selfie - find where your phone camera lens is.

Make it easy to find the right angle when taking a selfie - selfie challenge top tip two.

Find the right selfie light for you! It really isn't difficult - selfie challenge top tip one.

Do your selfies always fail? Here's how to take good selfies using your phone camera.

Learn to Be Yourself in front of a camera - NEW online course.

Typical example of what can happen when people are not ready for a photograph, give people a chance!

Don't let others make you feel uncomfortable if you decline to be in a photograph.

Get the person taking the photograph to let you know when they're going to click!

Great photographs don't necessarily have to be looking to camera.

Don't wait to be positioned for a Christmas photo, it's unlikely to happen!

Learn how to be yourself and have a lot more confidence in front of a camera.

Series 2 - Tip 6 - A point worth remembering if you see an image of yourself you're not keen on.

Series 2 - tip 5 - Group - do you have any control in a spontaneous group photograph?

Series 2 - tip 4 - Limbs - how should you stand and what to do with your arms.

Series 2 - top tip 3 - lighting doesn't have to be difficult to get an even flattering effect.

Series 2 - top tip 2 - a good starting point to show your personality is the right angle.

Series 2 - tip 1 for photographs - give yourself time.

Tip 9 - practice is really important, just make sure it's time well spent.

Tip 8 - Voice and body language - the way you deliver, carries as much influence and what you say.

Tip 7 - how are going to deliver your content?

Tip 6 - using props - distracting or useful and informative?

Tip 5 - recording length - how long are you going to speak for?

Tip 4 - Camera angle - think about how your audience sees you?

Tip 3 - you have more choice than you think with your video backdrop or surroundings.

Tip 2 - Lighting doesn't have to be difficult to get right.

Tip 1 - Why are you making videos? What's your purpose?

Video creation tips coming soon...

Conversation with Victoria Howell about her experience in front of a camera.

Conversation with Nicky Collins on being autistic and getting in front of a camera.

Conversation with Mark White talking about image use on Linked In.

Conversation with Natalie King on learning to be more confident.

Conversation with Sharon Rees on skin care.

Conversation with Shirley Webb on style and colour.

Conversation with Lisa McNulty - Public Speaking

Love Your Image - What it's all about introduction.