The pitcher should be centered in the video, similar to the photos shown above.

Try your best to record the video without the fence being in the shot.

From the side angle, this is typically easier to do because most fields have a shorter fence just past the dugout. That would be a great place to record the video from.

From the home-plate angle, it works well if the camera lens is placed between the chain link.

The 'side-angle' clips do not need to show the full pitch going all the way to the plate.

The 'straight-on' angle doesn't need to be perfectly straight; it will likely be slightly offset because of the umpire/catcher.

The 'straight-on' angle should be recorded from the 'non-hitter' side.

Slow-Mo video is not required, but a few slow-motion shots would be helpful.

Video clips should be from real game pitches, not warm-up pitches.

If the pitcher pitches at a level where runners take leads, recording a few clips of the pitcher in the 'stretch' is recommended.