Video Quality brainstorming - Spring 2010

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potential requirements

two to four minutes

appropiate topic for school

appropriate language for school

video quality descriptors

bad

extreme profanity

too random, a lot doesn't make sense

predictable

odd topics few people can relate to

poorly organized

good

actors stay in character

sensitive to cultural norms of your audience

targeted audience

contains appealing elements

some surprise to it

suitable for everyone

for parody, respect source material while making something new

relatable, has interests to a variety of people

well planned

well scripted

good sound quality

well edited