What specific behaviors, movements, or events were you looking for? 3. Analysis/Results: The "What"
What are we trying to analyze or prove by looking at this footage? Thesis: One clear sentence stating your main argument. 2. Methodology: The "How"
How was the data in the video collected?
Briefly restate your findings and their importance.
If you aren't sure where to begin, you can use templates from sites like Granthaalayah Publication or follow the "Step-by-Step Guide" found on Amazon to structure your thoughts.
What do these observations mean in a broader sense?
What is the background of the video (e.g., is it a scientific experiment, a social observation, or an instructional clip)?
Reference specific timestamps (e.g., "At 0:45, the subject...") to support your points. 4. Discussion & Conclusion: The "So What?"