Read the script, keep the eye contact
The prompter runs right over the live preview, beside the lens. You read; the viewer sees someone looking at them.
The script sits at the lens
QCam draws your script across the top of the live preview, right next to the front camera. Reading it keeps your eyes up where the lens is, not down at a card or off at a second screen.
The take shows no reading
This is the take that came out of it. Eyes on the viewer, sentences landing clean, and no trace of a script anywhere. That is the whole trick: the prompter was in the camera, so the reading looks like talking.
Write your script the way you speak. Eye contact sells the delivery, but conversational words are what make it feel live.
The script sits at the lens
Eye contact is the difference between a message and a monologue. Put the words where your eyes already need to be, and every take comes out connected.