If you'd like to speak with an instructor who prepares and delivers live cable instruction, please contact the CVC3 Regional Center . Know which camera will pick you up in a close-up. Look at that camera directly when you want to speak to your remote audience, or the people at home. Even if there is an in-room audience, still remember to frequently look at the remote audience so they feel included in the session. Wear solid colors in conservative tones.
Video does strange things to colors and patterns.
Particularly, avoid lots of red, white and solid blacks, the cameras won't like it. Likewise, avoid highly reflective materials and tight weaves or distracting patterns. If in doubt check on camera. Dangly, spangly jewelry tends to offend microphones. If you have favorites, think about how the clinking will sound every time you move.