For Generations: Every Voice
We want YOU to be a part of KidShare 2021. This is why we are offering a
platform for you to share your voice with us. Record a video message on
your own, or with others, and our KidShare team will review it to be
added to our “Every Voice” video during the show. Once you share it with
us, stay tuned for KidShare 2021 Live on May 6!
To Film:
- Record your message on your mobile device, tablet, or laptop
- Please film holding your device horizontally and not vertically
- Your video should be approximately 30-second to 1-minute in length
- Begin your video by saying and spelling your First & Last name
- As you think about your message, consider these prompts:
- How has the JCC played a meaningful role in your life?
- What programs or services of the JCC have made an impact?
- Why is the JCC a place for investment or support, in your opinion?
- If you could tell a friend or neighbor one thing about the JCC, what would it be?
- What is one moment, experience, or event that best demonstrates the value of the JCC?
- What do you wish future generations will experience through a strong JCC?
- Why is a strong JCC critical to the success of our entire community?
- What is your favorite thing about KidShare?
To Upload:
- Click “Select Files” below
- Locate your video message on your device
- Upload it to this webpage
- Hit “Submit” once it is uploaded
- Tune in for KidShare 2021 Live on Thursday, May 6 at 7:00 PM!
By submitting a video, you are granting the JCC permission to use it during the live stream as well as other promotional purposes.
Video Message Tips to Consider:
Sound – Test your technology and environment to make sure you can be heard clearly
Pause – The final video file does not have to be perfect, you can ‘mess up’, pause, and start again
Lighting – Do not place your light source behind you, instead, face it and use it to light yourself
Awareness – Make sure the background is clean, not distracting, and is family-friendly
Distance – The farther away from the camera you are, the less personal
Framing – Keep the camera or device you are using to record at eye level. Keep yourself centered
Notes – If you are reading from written notes, make sure your eye line is still looking mostly at the camera lens
Headroom – Give yourself just a little headroom
