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In this project, you will find a database of 288 video conferencing screenshots from 16 confederates (2 confederates from each combination of gender [woman and man] and race [African-American, Asian, LatinX and White]). We gathered 18 screenshots per confederate and manipulated the gaze (camera, screen, off-screen) the distance from the screen (high, low) and the camera angle (high camera angle, eye-level, low camera angle). These screenshots are freely available for research and education purposes. Please cite: Fauville, G., Queiroz, A.C.M., Luo, M., Hancock, J., & Bailenson, J. (2021). Video conference impressions: The role of gaze, proxemics and camera Angle. *Technology, Mind, and Behavior*.
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