Fine Tune Your Zoom Frames Business Video Calls And Callers With A Broadcast Studio Quality Appearance

SAN FRANCISCO - Sept. 23, 2020 - PRLog -- In direct response to the changing workplace created by Covid-19, Fine Tune Your Zoom lifts individuals to the visual top during video calls. "If you make video calls as part of your living, make them count," says Chris Scott, creator of Fine Tune Your Zoom.

Because Covid-19 scattered workforces, branding has become diluted. Fine Tune Your Zoom teaches how to recreate brand continuity within the multiple locations of employees during video calls.

As companies downsize, Fine Tune Your Zoom teaches individuals to stand out in the sea of faces on video calls. The job market is currently brutal. Any advantage employees and job seekers have to keep or get new jobs is a worthy investment.

Video calls are the new normal. Adapting personal appearance from actual to virtual is not a common skill set. Mr. Scott's combined TV experience on camera with his show, Makeup Gourmet, and makeup with his #1 bestseller, Face With A Heart, Mastering Authentic Beauty Makeup, is the one-two punch skill set behind Fine Tune Your Zoom.

Fine Tune Your Zoom trains individuals and companies. Services are given via Zoom sessions and video training courses. Along with giving clients a TV broadcast quality look to their video calls, touch-up makeup and hair training guarantees perfect personal results.

Fine Tune Your Zoom offers a complimentary 15-minute Zoom call to sort which services are best for each client.

Mr. Scott's success comes with his keen third-eye. He quickly and objectively identifies necessary adjustments to client's video call set-up and delivers actionable direction.

"I was impressed with Chris's ability to make a significant impact on the way I looked on video," offered one client. "With only 5 minutes to suggestions, we adjusted my lighting, posture, camera positioning and background. It made a great improvement, more professional, and he gave me great tips on physical tells."

"Your expertise is your job," Mr. Scott says. "My job is to make you look as good, or better, than your expertise."