This document discusses video ethnography techniques for innovative research. It describes video ethnography as a method to observe and understand cultural behaviors and meanings through context. Key aspects include open-ended discovery guided by inquiry, developing relationships, and revealing knowledge that emerges naturally from contexts. Observation techniques capture natural behaviors and allow moving between insider and outsider perspectives. Co-discovery decodes meanings attached to behaviors. Case studies demonstrate how video can illustrate people's lives and social behaviors. Combining techniques identifies unknown issues and frames questions, while video outputs communicate findings and stories to create engagement. The document provides an example of a video ethnography study conducted for a nonprofit to demonstrate client challenges and advocate for more integrated services.