What if the very thing that makes you uncomfortable about being seen is exactly what's holding you back as a leader?

Today I'm walking by the ocean and sitting in a Wellington playground with Cam Fink, a videographer who's spent years on the other side of the lens, observing what happens when leaders step into visibility.

We explore why being comfortable on camera isn't really about cameras at all – it's about your willingness to be authentically seen. Cam shares what he's learned about energy, presence, and human connection from filming thousands of people, and why the skills that make you compelling on video are the same ones that make you an engaging leader.

Whether you're leading a team meeting or recording your first LinkedIn video, this conversation will change how you think about showing up authentically in any situation where you need to influence and inspire others.

Cam Fink is a videographer, director, and the creator of the brilliantly named course "Be Less Shit on Camera." He's also my go-to person for helping me feel comfortable and confident whenever there's a camera pointed in my direction.

Timestamps:

(00:00) - The Need for Human Connection

(06:02) - The Role of Energy in Leadership

(17:47) - Visibility and Connection in Leadership

(24:51) - Shifting from Bystander to Activator

(32:11) - Embracing Authenticity and Vulnerability

(36:12) - Navigating Negative Feedback and Self-Perception

Other references:

• Santo, Sam and Ed's Cup Fever
• Santo Cilauro
• The Castle
• Thought Leaders Business School
• Peter Cook
• Matt Church
• Col Fink
• Tony Wilson
• Simon Dowling

Website: https://www.camfink.com/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/camfink/

Course: https://www.camfink.com/

Check out my services and offerings https://www.digbyscott.com/

Subscribe to my newsletter https://www.digbyscott.com/subscribe

Follow me on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/digbyscott/