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- By Daniel O'Brien
- Published 04/20/2007
- Recording Video
Asking these questions early in the project will help you plan your video project.
- Does a similar video clip that you can use already exist? Can you use it? Where could you look?
- What is the purpose of the video clip and what are the learning objectives?
- Which format is most suitable? Lecture, presentation, simulation, instruction, interview?
- Which playback methods/devices does the intended audience have access to, or prefer?
- How are you going to deliver the video to your audience? How will you make them aware of it?
- Does the video contain date-related material? Will it be out-of-date and need updating?
- Who are the "performers"? Staff, students, actors?
- What equipment and resources do you need? Props, graphics, costumes?
- Where's the video being recorded? Are there any issues? Background noise, lighting, access, permission?
- Do you need a storyboard, treatment or script?
- How much time is there for post production and who’s going to do it?
- What are the legal/copyright issues?
- When do you need this project to be completed?
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Comment #1 (Posted by John)
Interesting set of questions. Do you have a list of places to find existing video?
