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Know how to let go. Be willing to simply admit something didn't work and move on. Sometimes, despite your best efforts, things just don't turn out as you planned or expected. Even if all of these lessons are followed, you just may not be happy with the raw or edited footage, or maybe there isn't enough footage to complete the project, or maybe you and the producer have totally different visions after all. I think it is important at this point to do some soul searching.
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Remember: hard drives do fail! Put the footage on an external backup drive! Redundancy is good!
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