Let us show you how you could access all those clips you saved in GTA 5’s Editor, without the need to load the game up. Alex has been missing around with the Rockstar Editor in GTA 5 and has.

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Shaun has had his mitts all over GTA 5's video editor, something he refers to as the game's 'killer feature'. The one thing he didn't get to try was the editor's new 'Director Mode'. To find out more about this PC-exclusive feature, we asked Rockstar to explain how the editor had improved since GTA IV.

'The Rockstar Video editor in GTA V features a number of significant improvements,' says John Macpherson, lead designer at Rockstar Toronto. 'This starts at the recording level, where players now have the option to start and stop their captures at will. We have also added a brand new feature known as 'Director Mode'. This gives users the ability to play and record using any actor from GTA V such as story and heist crew characters, members of the ambient population and even animals.'

In addition to manipulating the characters (and animals), players can make them speak and perform contextual actions. 'This radically increases the possibilities for creativity,' he says. Macpherson also notes that the Director Mode will let players adjust the time of day, weather, and enable a 'host of cheats' to enhance the scene.

'On the editing side of things,' Macpherson says, 'GTA V now allows players to add and trim multiple radio tracks to a single video. Scored music is also available as are numerous in-game commercial recordings. A new suite of custom filters have been added along with custom post effects tuning. Players can add and customize depth of field effects in their videos now as well. For camera edits, additional targeting and blend options have been added for greater control over shots. Final edits can now be shared directly to YouTube and entered into upcoming Social Club contests.'

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For more on GTA 5 PC, read Sam's hands-on impressions. GTA 5 comes out on April 14.

One of the new features coming exclusively to the long-awaited PC version of GTA V is the Rockstar Editor. This new mode will allow for players to set up and act out scenes with GTA V characters, then record the action and even edit it to their liking.

If you are unfamiliar with making digital movies, or want to see what features are included in the new mode, Rockstar has released both an online tutorial as well as a video to show off some of the basics. The video introduces players to the Rockstar Editor and gives a brief overview of the camera options, filters, and environmental settings available. The online tutorial goes more in-depth, offering information on how to specifically make projects. There is also some instruction on how to edit your clips together to create scenes.

The online guide can be found on the Rockstar Social Club website. When editing, the most important thing to know about is what Rockstar calls 'Markers.' These are the points that you can decide in any clip to switch to a different camera angle, change playback speeds, or change filters. Markers can be added at any point in a clip by pressing the 'M' key. For the full section on Markers and what you can do with them, make sure you read the Marker section of the online guide.

There are also audio options for you to edit with. Unfortunately only the songs from GTA V radio stations or the GTA V original score can be used while in the Rockstar Editor, but clips can be exported for you to use on a separate editing software if you want other tunes for your GTA V movies.

In other GTA V for PC news, we now know when gamers can start downloading and playing GTA V on PC thanks to a tweet from the Rockstar Support Twitter account. According to the tweet, GTA V will go live at midnight on April 14, but that's British Summer Time. For those of us who are Yanks, we get GTA V much earlier. In America, GTA V will go live at 7 p.m. EST TONIGHT.

GTAV for PC will go live on April 14 at 12:00 AM BST (In the US, this is Monday, April 13, at 7:00 PM ET, 4:00 PM PT).

— Rockstar Support (@RockstarSupport) April 10, 2015

If you're counting down the minutes until April 14, you get to take a few hours off of your countdown! Make sure you pre-load GTA V to start playing tonight.

So what do you think? Are you going to get started right away making clips with the Director Mode of the Rockstar Editor? Will you be jumping into Los Santos tonight once GTA V goes live? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below.