Video curriculum...a new marketing tool?

Tomás Cano Binder, CT wrote:

First of all, I want to say that I think it is a marvellous idea. I am not sure I will not copy it myself...

- Too hieratical: Do not sit behind the table. Take an expert posture by the table or partially sitting on it, as a lecturer frequently does. This will also allow you to use your hands (keep your hands in front of you --no pockets--, use them to remark your main points). - A bit boring on the visual side. I am sure there is plenty of beautiful, interesting, or medicine-related settings in your city you can use as the backdrop for two-three scenes of the video (maybe with a slow walk, or going in and out of camera) and then sum up the clips to make a full video depicting not only you, but interesting places you like and that create a positive association.

Susanna Garcia wrote:

Bruno, I like the idea very much but unfortunately it looks a little like it had been created by Sasha Baron Cohen.

I would strongly advise taking this off YouTube until you have implemented the extremely good advice of our colleagues. This could go viral for all the wrong reasons.

Please don't take this badly but I feel this could be harmful rather than helpful to your career in its present form.

In bocca al lupo

Suzi