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Yikes. I think your best bet would be to individually shoot some video and splice it together -- even though the app specifically discourages that sort of thing
by thaumaturgy 17y ago
Yikes. I think your best bet would be to individually shoot some video and splice it together -- even though the app specifically discourages that sort of thing, it would probably be better than no video at all. That is, assuming the two of you can't somehow get together for a day or two.
- arfrank 17y agoI would think what would be better would be to video conference and record that. It would include both of you and practically be the same as if you were just sitting next to each other minus the actual physical proximity.
- rdouble 17y agoindividually shoot some video and splice it together I did this because my co-founder was on tour in the Cayman Islands when we decided to apply for funding. I do not like being on camera, so we were not going to submit a video at all. Pg emailed us and suggested we complete the video. We got an interview, but were not accepted, for reasons which have proven to be painfully prescient.
- jlees 17y agoOr just do a video with one of you. That's what we did, and like rdouble, got interviewed but not accepted.