When it comes to those who are simply avoiding holiday photos and vacation videos, this is not an issue for them.
However, if your client is well-known, or an aspect of their job role entails them posing for photographs, they will need to address the issue and adjust to cope with their fear. This script, written for those who are camera shy, can help.
Addressing Body Image Concerns
Part of the problem of being camera shy is that your client may not feel confident with regards to their appearance. This script addresses this insecurity and guides your client toward a stronger sense of self-esteem. The script will help them to feel more natural in front of the camera.
If your client feels able to relax and be themselves, it is amazing how the camera will pick up on this confidence.
When someone is feeling awkward and stiff, this message will be conveyed to the audience, and it can make them feel uncomfortable when viewing the picture. It is important that your client feels comfortable and confident when they are in front of a camera.
How This Script Helps
The script is filled with encouraging words and phrases. Your client conquering their fear of the camera could mean the difference between success and career failure. The script guides your client away from their fear.
They will be able to express themselves openly in a clear, confident and logical way. They will soon realize the biological reactions behind their fear, and why their body is expressing itself the way it is.
Your client will understand that when their mind is thinking certain ideas, their body chemistry will act accordingly.
As a result, if they are thinking negative thoughts, their body will have a fear reaction, and may display the biological effects of fear. The fear becomes a negative cycle that needs to be broken through positive visualization and self-confidence.
This Camera Shy hypnosis script enables your client to build triggers that will signal to your body and mind to relax in situations where the adrenaline and fear are adversely affecting them.
By utilizing these programmed triggers, they will be able to release their fear and relax. In turn, this will translate into comfortable, confident interviews and attractive, appealing photographs.