This real-life videolaryngoscopy example (RSI of a patient with a head injury for craniectomy) shows some commom errors, and room for improvement. Three major areas that could be better to spot here:

1. Less-than-ideal positioning of the VL blade. The tip is too deep (over the epiglottis, rather than in the vallecula), which reduces the available space to manipulate both VL and ETT, the field of vision, and the ability to perceive the approach of the ETT.
2. Quick suctioning of the secretions/saliva/mucus would reduce the risk of losing the view or the patient aspirating.
3. An introducer (stylet/bougie) would greatly assist passage of the ETT through the cords.