Puk Scharbau

Being on camera is a physical act before it's a communication one. Puk Scharbau works with the body: how you stand, how you move, how you bring yourself into the frame, and what it actually takes to feel at home in front of a lens. Less about technique, more about presence. Drawing on the craft of acting, the session introduces three embodied entrypoints designed to help you connect more deeply and express your authentic voice with clarity. Through body, presence, and voice, you'll learn to inhabit yourself more fully, and be heard. You don't need to become anything. Only to be fully present.

Fresh from her session on presence and being at home in front of the lens, Puk Scharbau takes the Personal Stage for an open Q&A. Bring your questions about working with the body, finding your authentic voice on camera, or anything else her talk stirred up.