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Join local wellness experts in creating 3-minute educational videos that guide our community toward better health. Please note that all videos must be recorded using an HD webcam (minimum 1080p) on your desktop computer, as video quality is essential for our platform. Before submitting your video, you'll be asked to provide a title for your content. So please select one core topic for your educational video to focus on. Keep your video purely educational - no selling, promotional offers, or business pitches. Also, if you're using a MAC computer, please access this page through a Chrome browser. Ready to share? Follow the recording guidelines below...
Video Submission Guidelines:
- Focus on pure education - no selling, promotional offers, or business pitches. Your expertise and knowledge are the spotlight here
- Video Structure (under 3 minutes): First 5-10 seconds: Introduce yourself and the topic. Next 2-2.5 minutes: Cover your main points. Final 15-20 seconds: Wrap up with a call to action
- Start with a brief introduction of yourself and your business (name, what you do, how long you've been in the community)
- End with a clear call to action or way for viewers to learn more about your services
- Record from your desktop computer using your webcam (not mobile) - this ensures better website compatibility and professional presentation
- Ensure you have an HD webcam (minimum 1080p resolution) - video quality is crucial as it directly impacts how your content is received by viewers. A low-quality camera will result in a low-quality video that may not meet our platform standards
- Set up in a well-lit area with natural light facing you, avoiding backlighting from windows
- Choose a clean, professional background - either your office or a simple wall (avoid cluttered or distracting spaces)
- Position yourself at eye level with your webcam, about arm's length away from the camera
- Test your audio before recording - use a quality microphone if possible, or ensure you're in a quiet room with minimal echo
- Dress professionally but comfortably in solid colors (avoid busy patterns or bright white)
- Speak naturally and conversationally, as if talking to a potential client
- Lastly, remember to look directly into your camera while speaking!