It’s not written anywhere whether or not
"non professionals" should use a teleprompter
or not. It simply depend on how one take it. Like, there a many business
presenters that seem to be better off while working from notes, and that’s
because they appear less constricted and more relaxed then when using some form
of on screen prompting. Paper work still works for many of them, no matter how
advanced the technology is. But, my friend, it talesa lot of learning and practice
with these gadgets for the people who’ve been using the basics all their lives.
They've never learned to use a prompter properly. At times when legal or financial statements need
to be 100% accurate in order to avoid potential confusion or unwanted repercussions,
the best way to go about with it is a teleprompter that preaches accuracy. But,
you definitely need a good amount of time to get used to its tricks and pricks
to start trading with it in a more calm and relaxed atmosphere.
You will see scripts or texts on a
monitor mounted on the camera, beneath the lens. There will be a mirror image due
to its reflection up to a glass panel in front of the camera lens, flipping it
the right way round and making it absolutely readable. Scrolling from the bottom to top by an operator on a laptop, there may be a little cursor on
the screen, towards top left that will guide through it all. There also
shouldbe a precision in the speed of the controller by the operator. Trying to
overtake them will run you out of words. And if you pause, they will pause.
There
are teleprompters available on all electronic stores nowadays. For example, Digistore Sydney is one of them.
Teleprompters need to be used properly as they tend to take away a lot of the
strain and stress associated with presenting to camera. Instead of struggling for the right words,
they help you stay relaxed and believable. 
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