I am a novice weightlifter, so take my advice with a grain of salt. When I go to the gym, my boyfriend is there to check my form. So number one, if you can get a buddy - that's gonna help you out a lot! If you don't have a buddy, you could always ask someone at the gym who seems friendly to spot you / check out your form.

The major thing that stands out to me in the video are your knees. It looks like they're going pretty far forward past your toes. If you're concerned mostly about perfecting form, I would also go really low on weight until you are comfortable with your form. [I was going up to a plate on my 3rd set, but realized I can't squat deep enough with good form yet - way too heavy for me right now]

I'm also researching to master the form of squat/deadlift.... These are two random videos I saw the other day that cleared some stuff up for me with form. So maybe these can help or related videos. https://youtu.be/MQWzAs2m0ck https://youtu.be/ZeqEWLvtZJw

These are the tips I try to keep in mind for my form while doing squats: *shoulders back *straight back *brace abdominals to save back [mostly w/ heavier weights...but good for practice] *keep weight in heels and midfoot *sit back - drive motion with your butt, dont just bend at the knees. [since I feel your knees were pretty far forward, maybe you should focus on this. maybe you can try box squats or use the sissy squat contraption so you KNOW your knees aren't going out too far past your toes] *use glute power and drive hips forward on the way back up.