How to Write a Meeting Agenda | ClickUp Vlog

We've all been a part of team meetings where the participants are clueless about the purpose of the meeting and the speakers steer the discussion off-track! In this week's edition of the ClickUp Productivity Vlog, we discuss what a meeting agenda is, and what steps you can take to write an effective one!
0:00 Intro
0:51 What is a Meeting Agenda
1:33 Step #1: Establish the Meeting Type
1:54 Step #2: State the Objective of the Meeting
2:17 Step #3: Identify Specific Meeting Topics
2:32 Step #4: Allocate Time to Discuss Each Topic
2:59 Step #5: Include a List of Necessary Documents
3:20 Meeting Agenda Example
To learn more about creating a meeting agenda, check out the full blog clickup.com/blog/meeting-agenda/

[@EdwardSmith-iv7qw]

Thank you for the information!
The TLDR of my comment below: emulate news shows in their set up and copy from movies cut away 4th wall breaks. Editing needs to be tighter on the cutaway (remove you head turning) and reframe your shots in post.
Some video improvement notes:
During your cut-aways (when you deliver your joke) don't set up the camera 90 degrees from the original camera, its to extreme and jarring, it pulls ifocus from the delivery punchline and isolates the viewer, by placing them in the crowd. This is fine if its the intended effect.
Moving the camera 45 degrees (or under) from the main shot, will elicit a better emotional response from the viewer. It will make them feel more “on the set” and “forth wall breaks” thus jokes landing better or used for accentuating a point. Think of The office, Dead Pool, Ferris buellers day off, house of cards etc. The office will have Jim do a fort wall break (or cut away in this example) by having him emote while moving his eyes away from the office and staring at the camera, dead pool likes to uses close up, house of cards cut aways along with moving the camera slightly from its main shot. ETC.
Theres a reason why news shows don’t move the camera past 45 degrees on the same topic, they only move it when entering a new topic.
some other notes would be: in your cut away change the lighting. similar lighting as the main shot distracts viewers, they will think its part of the video (as in the next part of the story) while this isnt a big deal, combined with the above, will do wonders.
Editing needs to be tighter, remove your head turning from the cut away and the cut back, when entering a new topic you can punch in to re-frame the shot. (like how they filmed house of cards, directors shot wide and reframed in post getting several angles, close up, medium, long shot)
Apologies for critiquing your video and giving unsolicited advise.
Thank you for your hard work in sharing this information.
-Smith

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We appreciate this feedback, Edward! We'll definitely discuss it with our team. ✨

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[@ludicambience]

All jokes aside: There's a little too much jokes that don't feel authentic. Also, I prefer the video to have less fluff and be more to the point. Currently I'm preparing for a meeting and need to sit through all the funny sidesteps that distract from what this video is about. No harsh criticism, because the actual content is good. The presentation only could be improved.