Tip #1 advises to film events as they happen and not rewind footage. Tip #2 says editing involves selecting good shots and removing bad ones. Tip #3 says to just shoot scenes as they happen since what's on tape will be the final product, but leave room after scenes and don't use fades or timestamps.

1. Tip#1:Shoot To Edit When filming make sure to film as the events are happening Never back the tape up.Shoot until you are happy with it.

2. Tip# 2:Editing is often used in two different ways Selecting and re-recording the good footage. Get rid of the bad shootings.

3. #3 Just shoot it!! To shoot a production scene that’s what end’s up on at he tape is the final project. If something goes wrong you must carefully position the tape @ the end of the last scene.

4. Take notes on what scenes you like Time of storytelling beginning, middle, and end Leave room after each scene Avoid camera fades Turn off automatic time & date Torezz Griffin Tip #4

5. Tip#5 Be careful If something goes wrong you must carefully position the tape at the end of the last scene don’t reshoot good scenes