Who am I Video Presentation nervousness

If you watch a few press conferences with ANYBODY, you will see "I prefer not to discuss that, next?" is a perfectly legitimate answer.

If anyone in your class asks an inappropriate or off-topic question, they deserve no further answer than that.

There are plenty of 'hacks' to help with nervousness. Picture the audience naked, or upside down. Have a bottle of water handy, so if you need a moment to compose an answer, pause and take a drink.

Remember that during your "Who am I?" presentation - you are the authority and the expert.

And practice with a friend or friends if you can, so it will feel natural and comfortable. Friends are likely to ask funny or wildly inappropriate questions, which you can remember with a smile when it's the real deal.

Your brief writing above clearly shows you are not stupid and you don't need to worry about that one.

Go get 'em!

Remember that everyone else is thinking the same thing you are about their video. Doubtful they will be harsh with you as they may fear it will come back around to them.

Thank you - but the best answers are going to come from you at your presentation!

don't see them as an entity of people, focus on single people.

Practice in front of a mirror
Good luck!

Honestly nobody will be too concerned, and may ask questions if they are genuinely curious or forced. They're in the same boat as you.