Create video post issue template

.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/video_template.md

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+---
+name: 🎥 New Video post
+about: Create a video post 
+title: "[VIDEO POST] <Put your tentative video post title here>"
+labels: 'video-post, untriaged'
+assignees: ''
+---
+
+**New Video Post**
+
+This is an issue created to propose a video posted to our YouTube page. Make sure to fill out all the fields so the team can best plan to sequence, edit, and publish your post in a timely manner.
+Please replace everything in `[]` before submitting.
+
+**What is your proposed topic?**
+[Please include a 1-2 sentence description of the content of the video].
+
+**Who is creating this video?**
+[GitHub alias of who will be creating and responsible for addressing updates on the video.]
+
+**What is your ideal publishing date?**
+[Please list a date that is at least 5 business days from today. Due to other pending video posts, review time, and project events, publish dates are best effort.]
+
+**Is this video dependent on something else?**
+[Examples: the video needs to be published before an event, the video publishing date depends on a software release date, etc.]
+
+
+
+- [ ] **Please check to confirm that your content has been reviewed by all necessary groups at your company, including, but not limited to legal, marketing, public relations/communications and other engineering teams. By checking yes, you understand that the Linux Foundation is not responsible for ensuring these teams review.**

VIDEO_CONTRIBUTION_LIFECYCLE.md

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+# Contributing a Video to the Valkey YouTube Channel
+
+You are welcome to contribute a video for Valkey YouTube Channel.
+The contribution model is lightweight, transparent, and uses well-understood open source processes.
+
+## Step 1: Ideation
+
+The first step is to share your idea with the Valkey community through a GitHub issue.
+In the issue articulate what topic you want to create a video about and a general overview.
+The community will evaluate your idea to understand if it fits into the Valkey story on the Valkey YouTube page and doesn’t overlap with existing or in-process content.
+The maintainers will provide feedback as needed.
+
+Strictly speaking, you can forego this step and contribute a video directly as a pull request.
+However, if you don’t get the feedback from the community, you run the risk of doing work that doesn’t translate efficiently (or at all) into a video.
+
+## Step 2: Creating the Video
+
+A few video tips:
+
+1. It may be helpful to create a script, write up, treatment, or description to share with the community before making the video
+2. Highly technical is fine but understand that the Valkey YouTube Channel is watched by a variety of skill levels: the best posts make complex topics easy to understand.
+3. The Valkey YouTube Channel is not a commercial space; you can talk about services and products as long as a) you’re not actively selling/promoting and b) the subject matter is directly related to the use of Valkey.
+    1. Acceptable Example: A video that describes the lessons learned about operating Valkey at scale gleaned from a Valkey service provider.
+    2. Unacceptable Example: A video that describes the advantages of running Valkey through a specific service.
+4. Talk about Valkey. There are a ton of things to say about Valkey without venturing into comparisons with other products and projects.
+5. Have a call-to-action. What do you want your viewers to do next after they finish your video? The call-to-action can be something like asking a user to contribute, try some sample code, or come to an event. You can even just invite viewers to consume related content.
+
+## Step 3: Write about the video
+
+Videos on YouTube need to have a description.
+
+You may opt to add a bio about whoever is creating the video.
+The bio should be 1-2 paragraphs in length and should tell the viewer who you are.
+Additionally, use the space to link yourself to the community: what makes you a person the viewer should watch and spend time on.
+
+## Step 4: From creation to publishing
+
+After your video is made, the content moderators will review the post.
+They may have feedback for you and ask you to make changes.
+Once everyone is satisfied with the post, the YouTube admins upload it to the YouTube Channel