The bar is being raised on the quality of user generated video. Before I begin, I want to clarify what I mean when I use the word “quality” because it falls into a few different areas. When I talk about quality video I’m specifically referring to production, content and distribution quality. In short, production takes into account single or multi-camera set up, type of camera, lighting, sound, framing, angles and editing. Content addresses what you’re actually saying on camera, along with enunciation, body language, eye contact and word emphasis, etc. Distribution is how you leverage your final video asset to convert, build brand awareness, increase viewer engagement and track your stats. With that said, I’ll move on.
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