Video Tips

September 18, 2019

Laura Sharp

Find a well-lit, quiet place
Use headphones with a microphone if possible
Make sure your face is framed well
Keep it short, less is more
Trying writing down what you want to say before filming
Get a friend to film you or take a selfie video

Answer ONE of the following questions:

What is one thing you want people to know about ADHD?
What stigma have you faced as someone with ADHD?
What is the most important myth to debunk about ADHD?

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