Full Game Video

Full Game videos should have the following qualities:

Good quality video. If the video is shaky or you’re hard to see in the picture, then you shouldn’t use it. If coaches have a hard time seeing you or watching it, they won’t watch it.
Camera angle should be from center court and from a decent height. Court level video is hard to watch.
The camera angle should be wide enough to see half court. Coaches like to see the whole play develop but also see a player closely enough to evaluate them.
The camera should be focused.
If a phone is used as a camera, it should be on a tripod and sideways. If the phone is straight up and down, the angle is poor and it makes the video hard to watch.
The video should be continuous.
A least 1 full game. Some coaches may ask for multiple full game videos if they are interested in you.
Coaches want to watch you play against good competition. They don’t want to watch you score 25 points against a bad team or bad competition.
Coaches will watch how you act when you’re not in the game as well. Many scholarship opportunities have been lost by bad behavior on the bench.