Video Format
The setting the video was captured in, classified from transcript shape: floor speech, committee hearing, press conference, TV interview, podcast/radio, selfie-cam address, rally, or produced segment.
Format is the single strongest context for every other choice — a hearing clip and a selfie-cam address play by different rules for pacing, framing, and packaging. Knowing which formats out-perform for a given member is the first routing decision for content strategy.
Each value below shows two numbers when available: Regular/Shorts is the effect on a typical video, and Top 10% is the effect on the videos that broke out (top decile of views). Use the Top 10% column to see what disproportionately helps videos that go big.
Press Conference
Regular +38% Shorts +31% Top 10% +13% SOLID · vs. averagePodium remarks with reporters present.
We'll take a few questions...
Selfie Cam
Regular +129% Shorts +17% Top 10% +36% SOLID · vs. averageDirect-to-camera self-recorded address.
Hey everyone, quick update...
Committee Hearing
Regular +6% Shorts +64% Top 10% +60% SOLID · vs. averageHearing-room exchange, usually witness Q&A.
The gentleman's time has expired...
Produced Segment
Regular +78% Shorts -8% Top 10% +30% trend only · vs. averageEdited package with narration or B-roll.
Floor Speech
Regular +7% Shorts -7% Top 10% +12% trend only · vs. averageChamber floor remarks with procedural framing.
Mr. Speaker, I rise today...
Rally Or Event
+7% views Top 10% -20% trend only · vs. averageIn-person crowd address.
Are you ready to fight?
Other
+0% views trend only · vs. averageNone of the named formats fits.
Tv Interview
Regular -33% Top 10% -12% trend only · vs. averageHost-guest broadcast conversation.
Thanks for having me, Jake...
Radio Or Podcast
Regular -73% Shorts -57% Top 10% -75% SOLID · vs. averageAudio-format conversation.
Welcome back to the show...