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The three main styles proven effective for engagement are stop motion, time-lapse and standard video.  \nStop motion is a great option if you’re working with physical products or objects that can be brought to life. You can use this style to create videos ranging from simple image collages to full-length films. This video style requires you to think through the project and take individual photos and shots, so creating a short video can take considerable time, as explained here.  \nExample;  \n•  The Affordable Healthcare Act (US)  \nTime-lapse videos are basically normal videos played at a faster speed. Many popular timelapse videos involve leaving the camera focused on a changing scene over a long period of time or on a specific event. The piece itself needs to be entertaining enough to engage the viewer.  \nExamples;  \n•  Epworth Richmond hospital improvement works (US)  \n•  Hope Mural painting comes to life at Baylor Sammons Cancer Center (US)  \nStandard video is fast and easy to create and publish, and you like all video you can enhance it by combining multiple clips or adding music.  \nRegular video clips can be used in most scenarios. You can create a number of interesting videos including an introduction to your team, a workspace tour, interviews, celebrations of events and tutorials.  \nExample;  \n•  Breakfast at Glenfield-University of Leicester Asthma Guidelines video (UK)  \n2) Shooting a standard film  \nAs it’s the most useful, we’ll focus on helping you create a standard film. Many apps focus on adding advanced features for your smartphone’s camera, but the default camera on your phone does a great job on its own.  \nFor standard video, it’s more important to focus on the video content than the filming method. Before you start shooting, you’ll want to have a few things in place:  \n• Your setting/workspace-Make sure you have a nice space with good lighting and there’s nothing embarrassing in the background like dirty dishes.  \n• Your props – Make sure you have whatever you’re animating handy, as well as any other items you want to include or feature in your video.  \n• A storyline – You don’t need to plan every single frame, but you should have the basics of a story: the beginning, the middle, the end and what happens in between.  \n• Your phone / iPad and/or stand – Make sure your phone or iPad is charged and you have your tripod or stand handy if you’re using one.  \nTo improve your results, here are a few tips to consider before you start recording:  \n• Always record a 5-to 10-second test and play it back on your computer before you record the entire project. 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