Subject: Zombie Training

Hi {Name}, 

If you are going to make your own
videos, you are going to need to learn 
how to loosen up behind the microphone. 

Being relaxed is more important than, 
having an "announcer's voice", a cool 
accent, impeccable grammar or the ability
to pronounce all your words correctly! 

It's more important than any of the things 
you believe are keeping you from creating
a high converting sales video. 

Shut off the TiVo tonight, close your eyes,
and listen to the voices in the TV commercials 
or on the radio. 

I guarantee that you'll hear all kinds of voices, 
(probably one just like your own), and I wouldn't 
be surprised if you heard some of them saying 
words that they seem to have just invented!

If listening to commercials doesn't ease your 
mind behind the microphone, try to imagine
the last time good grammar stopped someone 
from becoming the President of the United 
States! 

So relax and loosen up behind the microphone.

If you don't, you'll waste hours trying to edit
your recordings and you'll run the risk of not
sounding believable. 

Before, you press record, knowing what you are
going to talk about is important but then while 
you are recording you need to just relax and tell it 
like it is. 

Don't worry, people will be drawn to your story 
even if you slip in an "um" or mispronounce a word 
as long as you sound relaxed and sound like
you believe what you are saying! 

A little mistake here and there just makes you 
sound human and people tend to find it easier to 
believe someone they can relate to. 

If you'd like to learn more about how to "be-natural"
behind a microphone, as well as down-home 
advice about how to make professional grade 
audio on a shoe-string budget, let me remind you 
of a link that was in the report. 

https://www.udemy.com/video-creation-secrets/

This Udemy course, is hosted by probably the 
most successful and prolific video producer 
in marketing.  

In this online course, you'll discover even more 
techniques for relaxing behind the microphone, 
as well as penny pinching advice about exactly 
which budget equipment you can use to sound 
like a pro. 

You'll even learn how to temporarily turn any room
in your house into a professional grade temporary 
recording studio, and much more!  

Check it out! 

https://www.udemy.com/video-creation-secrets/

Enjoy, 

{Your Name} 
