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CML Course Ch. 6

  1. Persuasive Videos:
  1. Purpose: Convince the audience to adopt a viewpoint or take action on your ‘Call to Action.”
  2. Use Case: Campaigns, opinion pieces, or advocacy.

Key Elements:

  1. Tone: Passionate, cordial, warm and logical or ethical
  2. Content Structure: Present the problem, explore a range of solutions, and include a call to action.
  3. Critical Component: Use ethical persuasion techniques fused in sensationalism to grab audience’s attention.

How to Create?

  1. Script: Develop a style to maximise your appeal to emotions and logic. E.g., “Every day, dis/mis/mal/information impacts real people. Here’s what you can do to stop it.”
  2. Visuals: Use emotive imagery, personal testimonials, or strong statistics.
  3. Delivery Style: Balance emotion and reason to maintain credibility and excitement.
  4. Post-Production: Add soothing background music to uplift the audience’s mood and interest in your subject and a clear closing message.

Tools to Use:

  1. Script Optimisation: ChatGPT – Develop emotionally resonant scripts.
  2. Impactful Visuals: Pexels – Use royalty-free stock videos and images for emotional appeal.
  3. Music: Epidemic Sound – Insert background music to evoke emotion.
  4. Video Assembly: iMovie – Apply a beginner-friendly video editing for campaigns.

Process:

  1. Draft an emotionally compelling script in ChatGPT tailored to your audience.
  2. Source free stock imagery from Pexels to match the script’s tone.
  3. Select background music from Epidemic Sound to enhance emotional impact.
  4. Assemble the video in iMovie, aligning visuals and music for maximum effect.

Example Video:
“Together, we can fight disinformation by fact-checking before we share.”

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