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  1. I was sent here to tell you what StageMane is.

  2. StageMane is, um, your coach that helps you not sound like that.

  3. If you ever wish to sound and be more confident,

  4. if you ever felt awkward whilst on a video call,

  5. or if you're wondering why another creator's engagement is so much higher than yours

  6. even though you make the same content, but you put in more effort, you're more original and just overall better.

  7. We are here to help.

  8. We will review the way you speak and act on camera and give you feedback

  9. exactly where it's necessary,

  10. whilst keeping everything that makes you, (pause, 0.5 seconds) you.

  11. So invest in yourself and join StageMane today.

On video, your eyes and hands too.

Send a video and the review gets a second screen. The coach watches where your eyes rest and what your hands do, and pins each note to the seconds it happened in.

A frame of the example take: the speaker looks up, past the lens, with both hands behind the back.
  • HandsStill00:14 to 00:18
  • EyesOff the lens00:14 to 00:18

On camera

2 to work on

  • HandsStill

    00:14 to 00:18Your hands are behind your back for 4 seconds.

    Hands that are parked do nothing for your words, and a still body gives a still voice.

    Pick one thing you say here that has a size, a number or a direction, and show it with your hands.

  • EyesOff the lens

    00:14 to 00:18You look to your left of the lens for 3 seconds while you speak.

    Whoever the lens stands for is left out while you look past it.

    Look away in a pause, and bring your eyes back to the lens before you speak again.

Hear yourself get it right. Then do it.

Every note becomes a short lesson on your own words. Hear the passage the way you said it. Hear it again in an AI copy of your own voice, said the way the note asks. Then say it yourself, and the coach tells you whether it worked.

Practise your notes

  1. Rate of speech

    • Flat pacing

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      Your key points go by as fast as the setup around them.

      I was sent here to tell you what StageMane is.

      How to say it

      1. Find the point in this passage: the words you want remembered.
      2. Say the setup at your usual pace, then the point at about half speed.
      3. Say it again, and make the change of pace easy to hear. Try to keep the rate change smooth, not sudden.

      That worked. The coach didn't hear this note in your try.

    • Rushed passageor if you're wondering why another creator's engagement is so much higher than yours even though you make the same content, but you put in more effort, you're more original and just overall better.00:18

  2. Volume

    • Volume dropIf you ever wish to sound and be more confident,00:10

  3. Pitch & melody

    • Monotone stretchI was sent here to tell you what StageMane is.00:00

  4. Tonality

    • Flat voiceor if you're wondering why another creator's engagement is so much higher than yours even though you make the same content, but you put in more effort, you're more original and just overall better.00:18

  5. Pauses

    • FillersStageMane is, your coach that helps you not sound like that.00:03

2 of 6 worked

StageFright?StageMane.

If you want to be heard, you don’t need an audience to start. Practise in your own room, on your own words, until a sentence lands the way you meant it. Then take it one room further.

The rooms to take your voice into, from the smallest audience to the biggest
RoomAudience
Your room1
The video call6
The team meeting20
The stage300
StageMane
Your takeThirty seconds is enough to start.

Record your first take.

Thirty seconds to ten minutes, on your phone or laptop. The free review listens for all five foundations and pins its notes to your own words.

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