Looking at the audience, not the notes
Most recorded talks share the same quiet flaw. The camera sits above the screen, the script sits below it, and the speaker spends the whole video looking just past the person watching. The words are right and the delivery is good, but it never quite feels like they are talking to you.
Eye contact correction fixes that after the fact. We take the footage you already have and turn the speaker's gaze toward the camera, frame by frame, so a lesson, a pitch, or an announcement lands the way it would across a table. There is no reshoot, no teleprompter, and nothing new to learn on the day of filming.
You send the files, and we return them corrected in the format you need, ready to edit or publish.
- No reshootworks on footage you already have
- Same deliverythe voice and the words stay as recorded
- On a quotefrom a single clip to a whole course
See the difference
Drag the line across the frame. On the left, the recording as it was filmed; on the right, the same moment with the gaze corrected.
Made for people who talk to a camera
Wherever a person speaks to the viewer from a recording, eye contact is the difference between being watched and being listened to.
Courses and lessons
Teachers and trainers record hours of material while reading from slides and notes. Corrected, every lesson feels taught directly to the student, which matters most in the long ones.
Presentations and pitches
Product demos, investor updates, and internal announcements recorded on a laptop, where the camera and the slides are never in the same place.
Scripted videos
Explainers and social media videos read from a script without a teleprompter. The script stays where it is convenient, and the eyes end up where they belong.
Interviews and talks
Webinars, recorded calls, and remote interviews, where the speaker looks at the other person on the screen rather than at the lens above it.
From your files and back
Send a sample
Share a minute or two of the footage with your quote request. It shows us the lighting, the framing, and how far the gaze travels, which is what the work depends on.
Get a quote
We reply with a price and a delivery time for the whole job, based on how many videos there are and how long they run.
We correct the footage
We correct the gaze throughout each video and check the result before it goes back to you.
Receive your files
The corrected videos come back in the format you need, ready to edit or publish.
Common questions
What is eye contact correction?
It is a video service that turns a speaker's gaze toward the camera in footage that has already been recorded. Someone reading from notes, a script, or the screen appears to look at the viewer instead, while their voice and words stay exactly as recorded.
What footage works best?
Footage where the speaker's face is clearly visible and roughly facing the camera: talking heads, lessons, presentations, interviews. Send us a short sample and we will tell you how well it suits the work before you commit.
Do we need to film differently?
No. The point is to fix the footage you already have, and to let you keep filming the way that is comfortable, with your notes where you can read them.
How is it priced?
Per project, on a quote. The price depends mostly on the total length of the footage and how soon you need it back. Tell us how many videos you have and roughly how long they are.
Can you also edit the videos?
Yes. Editing and post-production are part of our content and media work, so the correction can be one step in a larger video project.
Look your viewers in the eye
Tell us about the videos you want corrected, and we will come back with a price and a delivery time.
- How many videos, and their total length
- What they are for, and where they will be published
- When you need them back
- A link to a short sample, if you can share one
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