Videographers frequently find themselves in situations where it is impossible to fully implement the best practices outlined above. Remembering that your goal is to ensure that those who are not on the ground with you can draw an accurate map of the scene by watching the video, consider how you would adapt this filming technique if you were: • At the wall in Gaza and are only able to film 180-degrees instead of 360-degrees. • On a rooftop overlooking a protest in the streets of Brazil and it’s too dangerous to move from the spot you are in so you can only film from the one location. • At a make-shift detention center abandoned by the Syrian regime where the regime was holding and allegedly torturing prisoners. 1 2 When 360º isn’t possible... 4 3 98 VIDEO AS EVIDENCE: FILMING SECURE SCENES V 1.0 FILMING NOW BREAK THE RULES