You don’t even have to change the ordering of the video during editing to craft a false narrative. Take reality TV, for example… if you film people for 24 hours

You don’t even have to change the ordering of the video during editing to craft a false narrative. Take reality TV, for example… if you film people for 24 hours a day for a week, and you need to edit the footage down for a 30 minute show, you can create a huge variety of impressions. For example, let’s say you want to make someone seem like a jerk… in 168 hours, everyone is going to have at least 30 minutes of actions that, in a vacuum, make you look like a jerk. By choosing only to show actions that contribute to a certain narrative, you can completely change how someone appears to behave.