Hi, my name is Edie Clarke, and helping camera-shy entrepreneurs get visible on video is what I do.
Most people don't avoid video because they're lazy. They avoid it because watching themselves back makes them want to crawl under a desk. Been there. Spent years hiding behind the camera before finally stepping in front of one.
So I built the Visibility Ladder. Five rungs, starting with faceless video where nobody sees your face at all, and ending with you showing up fully as yourself. Nobody starts at the top. You start at the rung you can actually handle, and you climb when you're ready.
Inside the Embrace Video Action Lab, my community for camera-shy entrepreneurs, we climb it together. Faceless video, AI tools that carry the heavy lifting, and content that builds trust without the overwhelm. For business owners who want a plan built around their business specifically, we work one on one.
Wherever you are on the ladder, there's a next rung. Let's find yours.
Edie's workshops are insightful, informative, and inspiring! As a business owner, I've found her guidance on video creation and strategy to be invaluable. Edie provides practical, budget-friendly tools that make video production feel very doable, even for beginners. Her teaching style is clear and engaging - she has a way of breaking down complex topics in a way that feels accessible. I'm grateful to be part of Edie's community and highly recommend her workshops to any entrepreneur looking to level up their video marketing game. Thank you Edie!
Meshell
Baker
I was truly impressed by the AI-generated video overview created from my own content. The tools Edie demonstrated offer real, tangible value.
Derrick
Hollingshed
I love the interactive and experimental nature of Edie's workshops. I prefer the interactive approach—where you see how to use a tool, then you use it, and then you get feedback—over just watching tutorial videos. I love playing around with these tools and learning!
Arba
Cooper
I was really impressed with the Gamma presentation tool after using it myself during the workshop.
Jackie
Miller