Start from the beginning. To get a good video, you need good editing, to get a good edit, you need good footage, to get good footage, you need good riding... Riding wise, try to go for interesting lines. Even single moves like gaps are entertaining if they're interesting. Same old sidehop onto a wall doesn't impress, really, unless you really get a sense that it's big. Among other things (weather being one of them) Now, I've never edited a video, because it wasn't on the course that I did at college, but I still know one or two things that will help you out. Firstly, watch a shitload of videos. This is to learn where to position the camera, first of all, or whether or not you include a rolling camera, how you can use different shots to affect the final product. You might also pick up some cool ideas about editing, like for the intros. Then, film your sick footage. Be prepared to film things from many angles, and lots of time. Get loads of footage. You might find that doing a closeup of the wheels as they roll would look cool edited in, for example. Go nuts, film things from loads of angles. You'll get the idea of which clips you want in particular whilst you're doing it. You might, during filming, get an idea of which song you want to use. Make sure it's suitable. Nothing fast suits trials, and nothing intense. Then, edit it together. Go for simple transitions, time moves to the music, don't overuse effects. This includes slow mo (you might for example only choose to slowmo the clip of just the wheels you shot earlier on). Feel free to show people your editing, then ask them to compare it other videos. Don't just ask them if they like it, they might just say yes to shut you up. Can't think of anything else right now, except - Definately get someone else to hold the camera, and definately don't film it with a phone, it looks shit. Oh yeah, if you film any stuff on that bank again, I will, if I see you on a ride, poke you in the eye.