Design: Surgical videos recorded from November 1, 2011 - March 30, 2023 and housed in our hospital's in house video library were reviewed.

Setting: All surgeries were performed at a large academic tertiary referral center.

Patients or Participants: 911 videos were reviewed.

Interventions: Screen recordings of videos demonstrating relevant tips or tricks were compiled into one review video.

Measurements and Main Results: Short clips of videos including the following were combined into one educational video: cleaning the camera, use of suction or irrigation, use of traction and counter-traction, use of Trendelenburg, utilizing another port, using a 30 degree laparoscopic camera, utilizing an endoscopic paddle retraction device, using an EEA sizer, use of temporary oophoropexy, use of indocyanine green, use of chromopertubation, use of a surgical glove for specimen extraction, use of suture to string together multiple specimens, and use of simultaneous hysteroscopy.

Conclusion: There are numerous strategies one can employ to return to a more desirable comfort level when performing a challenging laparoscopy. It is important for surgeons to have a wide and varied skill set to employ when approaching such challenging cases.