Raise the camera, lower the effort
Explain how camera placement changes perceived presence on video.
What changes when Nora fixes the video setup? Before: low camera, notes far below the lens, attention looks scattered. After: eye-level lens, notes in the same visual corridor, easier return to contact. Camera to eye level: reduces the downward gaze that can read as low confidence or disengagement. Notes near the lens: protects accuracy without making every recall moment look like avoidance. Video window near the camera: lets Nora read faces while keeping her eyes close to the contact line. Upright posture: adds nonverbal immediacy because the body now faces the interaction. Presence gets easier when the physical setup stops…
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