All news anchors and television announcers use a special device to allow them to look naturally into the camera while hiding the fact that they are reading all of what they say.

To achieve this in traditional TV production studios, a special hardware device, called a teleprompter, is mounted on a TV camera facing the person to be shot. The device contains a display that autoscrolls, sentence by sentence, like on a karaoke, all of what the presenter is supposed to say.

Now, Mac users have a digital version of a real teleprompter allowing them to create effective video news clips or other recorded programming with extreme ease.