Start with a clear reference
Choose a portrait with even light, a visible face, and enough detail to guide a character. Use an image of yourself, an original character, or a person whose permission you have. A simple reference gives your provider fewer competing details to interpret.
Give your camera a little help
Place a light in front of you, bring the camera to eye level, and keep a comfortable distance. A clean background and a steady connection help make the session easier to understand and troubleshoot. Check your camera preview before you start.
Make your first session short
Begin with a short session and one mode. Try a few natural expressions and a slow head turn, then inspect the output before bringing it into a call. Your account shows provider availability and your actual live balance so you can plan your time.
Share the context
Tell other participants when you are using a synthetic or modified camera appearance. Creativity works best when everyone understands the experience. Never use a character to impersonate someone or mislead people about who is speaking.
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