from a distance, like from a window, balcony, rooftop, or fire escape.For more information, see Justice Committee'sCOVID Copwatch Guidance3. Prepare before you film "It all started a few years ago when I went to see Hansen, which was my favorite band when I was a teenager. I went home and wrote myself a letter on my blog because I wanted my teen self to be there so badly. I grew up in Maine, and we didn't have many big bands come. I thought, what if we all did this? I emailed fifty authors that I knew and everybody wanted to write letters. Eventually, Miranda Kenneally and I teamed up and put the blog together. It snowballed." Hamza’s classmates remembered him as a talented horseback rider who loved fishing and soccer.USA Today Set your phone to automatically back up to a cloud service like Dropbox or Google Drive. That way even if you break your phone, lose it, or it gets confiscated for any reason, you’ll still have a backup of the video you filmed (we’ve seen this tactic work before). However, backing up footage to the cloudcould leave the data vulnerable to legal requestsfrom the police, depending onthe company’s policy4. Tell a story with your footage