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Don't assume you know what to do: If you have the privilege and/or comparative safety to be able to film the police (or if you just must for your community), 8 critical tips on how to do it well via @witnessorg @teenvogue @PaliMakam https://www.teenvogue.com/story/how-to-film-police-safely
–Safety 1st
–Know your rights
–Prepare before you film
–Show clearly what happened
–Provide evidence your footage is real
–Speak only in facts
–Film horizontally & steadily
–Think through sharing strategy (this is critical for accountability and for safety)
–Know your rights
–Prepare before you film
–Show clearly what happened
–Provide evidence your footage is real
–Speak only in facts
–Film horizontally & steadily
–Think through sharing strategy (this is critical for accountability and for safety)
Filming police misconduct: 8 critical tips. Read in detail here: http://wit.to/TeenVogue-Police-COVID19 via @palimakam
Filming protests. Be safe, be ethical, be effective - while protecting yourself and making sure your footage can stand up better as evidence. Learn more here with @witnessorg critical tips, http://wit.to/FilmingProtestsUSA
