The document discusses storytelling techniques for shooting and editing video. It emphasizes the importance of capturing enough footage and different shots that make editing easier. The key elements of a story - a beginning, event, and closure - should be covered with establishing shots, mid shots, close ups, over the shoulder shots, point of view shots, inserts, reverses, and cutaways to tell a complete narrative.

1. Shooting to Edit

2. Shooting to Edit
Make choices as you shoot

3. Shooting to Edit
Make choices as you edit
Turn mistakes into edits

4. Tell a story
The Beginning
The Event
Closure

5. Tell a story
The Beginning
The Event
Closure

6. Tell a story
The Beginning
The Event
Closure

7. Tell a story
The Beginning
The Event
Closure

8. Tell a story
The Beginning
The Event
Closure

9. Tell a story
The Beginning
The Event
Closure

10. Tell a story
The Beginning
The Event
Closure

11. Tell a story
The Beginning
The Event
Closure

12. Tell a story
The Beginning
The Event
Closure

13. Tell a story
The Beginning
The Event
Closure

14. Tell a story
The Beginning
The Event
Closure

15. Tell a story
The Beginning
The Event
Closure

16. Tell a story
The Beginning
The Event
Closure

17. Tell a story
The Beginning
The Event
Closure

18. Tell a story
The Beginning
The Event
Closure

19. Coverage
Record enough material.
Make it easier to edit.

20. EST
Coverage WS
Record enough material.
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Make it easier to edit.
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