In order to figure out what chapter to work on, contact saadumar04@gmail.com to figure out any available chapters

Make a 2 - 5 minute video, clearly explaining the neuroscience topic at hand

The video can be of you talking into a camera, writing on a slide using a device such as a graphics tablet, an animation video, or a combination of several styles 

If you choose to do a screen recorded video, you can use different screen recorders such as screencastify, quicktime, or screencast-o-matic. Screencastify and screencast-o-matic have built in editing softwares. 

Softwares include premiere pro, final cut pro, imovie, and camtasia. However, most of the editing softwares that I mentioned actually cost money. If you want to try some of them, feel free and see which is most comfortable for you.

All images and audio in the video must be original or free to use

The content in the video must also be appropriate for all ages and preferably able to be understood by the general public 

Once you starting making your videos, you will receive a document listing some video topics you can make based upon the chapter you are working on

You must submit one video every week if you choose to get involved with the video development team 

 Completed videos should be submitted to the Brain Boys Google Drive

You can make as many videos as you want per week but it is preferable that the video submissions to the Google Drive are spaced out evenly 

Once your video is placed in the Brain Boys Google Drive, there will be a revision process to make sure the information is correct

If the information is not correct, the produced of the video must edit the video to make sure all of the information is correct or refilm the entire video