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Good question. It really depends on the director involved. Some directors are really 'hands on' and like being intimately involved with camera decisions, others...not so much. Ultimately, the director is in charge of production and they have the final say in all matters regarding image...

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For right now, the free stuff will probably suit you just fine. If you want to eventually become an editor, learning a software platform that is widely used has obvious benefits. If, however, you are just looking to cut together material you've shot, most of those rudimentary editors will do...

My two cents says to try and find something universal and human to convey in your chosen visual medium. As you you have a limited time frame to work with, try and pick something simple, but something that truly resonates with you. Think in terms of what emotion looks like, and more...

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Hi, New to the forums here and wanted to say 'hello'. I'm a director and former editor with close to 14 years of experience in the industry. I look forward to participating in the forums here, thanks for having me.