Planning Digital Video
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This document provides tips for avoiding common mistakes when filming digital video. It recommends planning shots needed in advance, filming extra footage at the beginning and end of scenes for easier editing, checking audio levels, only shooting essential shots to save time editing, holding still before panning or zooming to avoid shaky footage, and obtaining all necessary shots since opportunities cannot always be refilmed.
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