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Personally I am quite happy with the footage as it came out in very good quality and it was a great day to film.
The success of editing early is that I can see what areas in the music video need to be altered and what pieces of music are missing some footage. I haven't put them all in the finished areas, as I haven't filmed the whole of the video, though, this doesn't matter as I personally think that it is probably best if I film a range of sequences and then merge them altogether so the video is less continuous and repetitive. I think that editing after every stage of filming will be a good thing as it means I look at the video with fresh eyes every time I edit. It will also hopefully give me more of a knowledge of the music video.
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