Submitt your videos and other posters rate you

**Mortimer** · 12-10-2019, 06:53 AM

I got this idea from reddit.

You must submitt a video file. Here are the video criteria.

Must be at least 10 seconds and no more than 45 seconds long.

Must show your entire head, from the base of your neck up past the very top of your head (this means no clothing coverage, sunglasses, head-wear, etc.).

Do not let the camera get too far from your face (revealing yourself from head to toes, for example) - your body is not necessary for rating here and should not be the primary focus.

Must be standing/sitting upright.

Must show at least a neutral angle frontal shot and both side profiles.

Do not move the camera/your head too quickly - slow and steady is optimal.

Do not let your hair significantly cover your facial features (completely covering your eyes, for example). Showing your hair in its natural resting position is fine, but it should at least be pulled back during the video to reveal facial features that are significantly covered otherwise.

Must be recorded alone, with nobody else in the shot.

Must be recorded under decent resolution/quality and optimal lighting.

Must not contain additional filters/effects/editing (other than cropping and speed adjustment).

Do not record against a mirror.

Recommendations:

Eyeglasses are acceptable, but are suggested to be removed (include them but take them off during the video, especially if you normally wear them in real life).

It is recommended to share different angles (beyond neutral frontal and profiles) and both an open/closed smile. While a smile is not necessary, not revealing one will make your rating more ambiguous.

For your profiles, it is recommended to either rotate your camera or entire body rather than rotating your head (doing so tenses your neck).

It is recommended to use a smartphone’s camera. Use a stand to set it at roughly eye-level and record your face in motion. You can also consider a selfie stick or your hand to rotate properly (but beware of angling and lens distortion). Professional cameras are not necessary, but feel free to use one if available.

Ill start