In my experience it's pretty hard to mess it up, they look good with a very wide range of exposure times.  That's for photos though, and a good portion of the usable range is too slow for video at 30 fps so you may need to do some post processing for frame stacking/blending to simulate a shutter angle of more than 360°.  tbh I'm not sure how this would look as I've never tried it myself but I'm trying to imagine and I think it could be interesting.