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Author: jason-cf

src/content/docs/style-guide/video/index.mdx

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-title: Video Style Guide
+title: Video
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 import { Flex } from "~/components";
-import { Image } from "astro:assets";
 
-## Introduction
+This document serves as a guide for producing Developer Documentation videos that uphold our standards for quality, consistency, and alignment with Cloudflare's brand identity and communication style.
 
-These guidelines are designed to help both Cloudflare employees and external collaborators create videos for Developer Documentation that meet our standards for quality, consistency, and alignment with Cloudflare's brand identity and communication style.
+Intended audiences include, but are not limited to:
+- Cloudflare video teams to ensure high quality and consistency with each production
+- External production crews to streamline alignment on camera settings and exporting formats
 
 ## Production
 
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 #### Resolution
 
-Videos should be recorded at a minimum of 3840x2160 resolution (4K) and exported at a minimum of 1080p full HD quality. No footage below 1080p will be used.
-
+Videos should be recorded at 4K UHD. If 4K UHD is unavailable, Full HD footage may be accepted on a case-by-case basis. Footage below Full HD will not be used. Final video exports must be at least Full HD.
 
 ##### Acceptable Resolutions 
-- **4K UHD:** 2160p (3840x2160)  
-- **2K QHD:** 1440p (2560x1440)  
+- **4K Ultra HD:** 2160p (3840x2160)  
+- **2K Quad HD:** 1440p (2560x1440)  
 - **Full HD:** 1080p (1920x1080) 
 
 ##### Unacceptable Resolutions
 - **HD:** 720p (1280x720)  
 - **SD:** 480p (720x480)  
 
-
 #### Frame Rate
 
 25 frames per second (FPS)
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 ### Audio Quality
 
-#### Background Noise
+#### Microphone Placement
 
-Avoid locations with background noise (for example, fan, air-conditioning, chatters) and echo to the best of your ability.
+- **Shotgun microphones**: Place the microphone over your head, just outside of the frame.
+- **Lavalier microphones**: Hide cords and cables, but the microphone can be visible.
 
-#### Echo
+#### Tips for avoiding common audio problems
 
-Echo is extremely difficult to remove in post-production. Best practice is to avoid empty rooms, but if you must, soundproof your recording area by introducing sound-absorbing materials such as carpets, curtains, blankets, or foam panels. Test for echoes by clapping and listening for a "dampened" sound.
+##### Background Noise
 
-#### Microphone Placement
+Avoid locations with background noise (for example, fan, air-conditioning, chatters) and echo to the best of your ability.
 
-- **Shotgun microphones**: Place the microphone over your head, just outside of the frame.
-- **Lavalier microphones**: Hide cords and cables, but the microphone can be visible.
+##### Echo
+
+Echo is extremely difficult to remove in post-production. Best practice is to avoid empty rooms, but if you must, soundproof your recording area by introducing sound-absorbing materials such as carpets, curtains, blankets, or foam panels. Test for echoes by clapping and listening for a "dampened" sound.
 
 ### Aspect Ratios
 
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 You may need to modify the zoom of the window you are recording or your monitor's resolution to make sure the visual displayed is visible and legible.
 :::
 
+### Presenter
+
+#### Frame
+
+When setting up the presenter frame, the presenter should position themselves in the center of the shot with some distance from the wall behind them to create depth. They should ensure their eyeline is directly towards the lens, engaging with the audience, and avoid any reflections on their glasses that could distract from the presentation. This will help maintain a clear and professional look throughout the video.
+
+#### Dress Code
+
+To create the most professional and consistent appearance, please follow these dress code guidelines:
+
+- Wear smart casual tops, like a Cloudflare T-shirt, polo, casual shirt, or sweater.
+Stick to solid, black and white, and jewel tones (for example, dark orange, emerald green, navy, burgundy).
+- Avoid distracting patterns, accessories, or flashy jewelry.
+- Do not wear non-affiliated branded clothing, especially from non-open-source companies.
+
+### Room Atmosphere
+
+For the best video quality, consider the following options for setting up your space:
+
+- **Option A**: Choose a location with natural light and minimal (echo)[/style-guide/video/#echo]. Add extra lighting if needed.
+- **Option B**: Set up a green screen. Ensure proper lighting to minimize shadows for the cleanest background.
+
+
 ## Post-Production
 
 This section explores how Cloudflare branding is applied to video components.
 
-### Logo Usage, Fonts, and Color Palette
+### Video Components
 
-Cloudflare's brand guidelines are well documented and publicly available [here](https://www.figma.com/proto/FYnURhxtrmhMG2z60kLeoh/Brand-Design-Guidelines-%2723?page-id=1013%3A1410&type=design&node-id=1140-1812&t=n6tugqnuuZqU3IFl-0&scaling=scale-down&starting-point-node-id=1140%3A1812&hide-ui=1).
+#### Cloudflare Logo Usage, Fonts, and Color Palette
 
-Cloudflare video adheres to all brand guidelines.
+Brand guidelines are well documented and publicly available [here](https://www.figma.com/proto/FYnURhxtrmhMG2z60kLeoh/Brand-Design-Guidelines-%2723?page-id=1013%3A1410&type=design&node-id=1140-1812&t=n6tugqnuuZqU3IFl-0&scaling=scale-down&starting-point-node-id=1140%3A1812&hide-ui=1).
 
-### Video Components
+Developer Documentation videos adhere to all brand guidelines.
 
 #### Intro and Outro
 
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 ### Video Tone
 
-#### Presenter Frame, Look and Feel
-
-When setting up the presenter frame, the presenter should position themselves in the center of the shot with some distance from the wall behind them to create depth. They should ensure their eyeline is directly towards the lens, engaging with the audience, and avoid any reflections on their glasses that could distract from the presentation. This will help maintain a clear and professional look throughout the video.
-
-#### Dress Code
-
-To create the most professional and consistent appearance, please follow these dress code guidelines:
-
-- Wear smart casual tops, like a Cloudflare T-shirt, polo, casual shirt, or sweater.
-Stick to solid, black and white, and jewel tones (for example, dark orange, emerald green, navy, burgundy).
-- Avoid distracting patterns, accessories, or flashy jewelry.
-- Do not wear non-affiliated branded clothing, especially from non-open-source companies.
-
-#### Room Atmosphere
-
-For the best video quality, consider the following options for setting up your space:
-
-- **Option A**: Choose a location with natural light and minimal (echo)[/style-guide/video/#echo]. Add extra lighting if needed.
-- **Option B**: Set up a green screen. Ensure proper lighting to minimize shadows for the cleanest background.
-
 #### Thumbnail Picture
 
 Thumbnails should be clear still images of the presenter. Avoid motion blur or exaggerated facial expressions. Ensure the title text is readable.