TAKE HOME POINTS FOUR STEPS: IN SHORT STEP 1 Who, When, and Where: Introductory Information Begin by recording your name, contact information, date, time, location and the names and contact information of other individuals that may have information about the incident. STEP 2 HOW: Orient Your Viewers by Describing How You Will Film While filming, clearly state how you are filming the scene – from north to south, from above the scene, etc. STEP 3 (Optional) WHAT: Factually Describe What the Video Documents If appropriate for your situation, add a concise and factual description of the human rights content the viewer sees to the recording. STEP 4 Wrap Up Filming End by stating the time you completed filming. • Adapt as necessary to fit your situation. • Provide only factual information. • Leave out unsupported opinions. • If you need to film anonymously, see Techniques for Filming Anonymously. 103 VIDEO AS EVIDENCE: ADDING ESSENTIAL INFORMATION V 1.0 FILMING If you have determined it is safe to include essential information then, use the camera microphone or a piece of paper to add the following information: