The document discusses two different edits of 360 camera footage - a simple edit that kept the camera focused on subjects similarly to a regular camera, and a more visually exciting edit with quick zooming, panning, and rotating. It proposes applying these techniques to documentaries, where 360 footage could capture wide views of crowds or landscapes and give a sense of perspective by zooming or panning, or smoothly change subjects within a scene through editing instead of camera movements.

1. I made two differenteditsof the same 360 camera footage.Myfirsteditwas simple.Itreateditsimilarly
to a regularcamera and keptitfocusedoncertainsubjects.The 360 camera isstill veryversatileand
useful forthiskindof videoasyoucan get prettymuchany angle youwant justby editing.
For my secondeditIwanteditto be the complete opposite;veryvisuallyexcitingandlotsof movement.
I usedeverytechniqueIcouldthinkof suchas quicklyzoominginandout androtatingthe camera.

2. How I couldapplythisto mydocumentary:

3. The 360 camera allowsyoutoget a verywide view of whatishappeningaroundit.Ina documentary
thiscouldbe useful togetfootage of big crowdsor a landscape.Italsocouldbe usedto give asense of
perspective because of the waythe footage lookscurvedwhenyouzoominorout. Anothertechnique
couldbe changingsubjectswithinthe same scene insteadof cuttingtoanothercameraor physically
movingthe cameraaround youcouldjustdo thisby editing the 360 videowhichwouldmake itlook
smooth.