Mobile content producing

From FloobsWiki

1. Emphasize medium and close-up shots. You want the image clear and simple, even on a postage stamp-sized screen.

2. Avoid heavy pans or movement. Too much movement on a small screen can turn into an indecipherable blur.

3. Standard definition video, even from an inexpensive camera, looks fine on mobile screens. There's no point in renting an expensive, fully-featured camera.

4. Audio quality is crucial. Viewers will put up with poor video quality but not poor audio quality.

5. Keep your work under four minutes. If you need to go longer, create a second episode. Viewers don't watch long content on mobile devices.

Source: Webvideouniverse.com [1]