As a student studying journalism, how do you overcome the fear of being on camera?

Train yourself more and practice in front of the camera when it's okay to turn it off. Think of the camera as the eyes of the audience, and when you speak and act, your eyes communicate with the camera, and slowly it becomes natural. In short, it's about practicing more.

I think the first thing to do is to understand that fear is actually more timid. You can start with small aspects, so as to slowly raise your courage, for example, when you meet some classmates from other schools, you can take the initiative to communicate with them, when we practice high jump, we understand that we have to jump to a new height, and first overcome our own fear of him. The hard part is to overcome your fear, and when I get past it, the problem is solved!

I think this needs to be practiced, such as enhancing the awareness and concept of on-site reporting, concept is the precursor of behavior, only by establishing and enhancing the awareness and concept of on-site reporting, can the on-camera reporter do a good job of on-site reporting. In some news reports, especially breaking news events, live reporting only needs a few shots and a few sentences to let TV viewers understand the ins and outs of the event. Have faith in yourself.

If you want to overcome the fear of leaving the country, the first thing is to learn to accept that you are a little afraid. It may be that the requirements for self are too high, and they always want to perform well in front of others, so the more they ask for this, the more fearful they are, and if this is the reason, they should lower their goals.

I think that if you want to overcome the fear of leaving the country, you must face everything well and learn to be confident, because everything must understand that self-confidence is a good start. If on-camera reporters want to do a good job of on-site reporting, they must make full preparations in advance and not fight unprepared battles, so as to lay a solid foundation for doing a good job in on-site reporting.

Timidity is innate! I also don't dare to walk at night. Since you don't want to watch the horror, why do you have the courage to see the horror things, but this is not the same as going abroad, this really needs to be practiced and seen more, sometimes you are familiar with this feeling and will not be afraid, so you will slowly overcome the fear.

I think the fear of the camera is a very normal reaction, most people face the camera for the first time, nervousness is an instinctive reaction, so you should be on the camera more often, cultivate a relationship with the camera, and it will change over time.

For me, I'm an intern now, so I think as long as I have more opportunities to practice and have more opportunities to go abroad, I will gradually not be afraid.