drehen
to turn
To move something or oneself around its own axis or around a central point.
Du musst den Deckel nach links drehen, um das Glas zu öffnen.
You have to turn the lid to the left to open the jar.

to turn / film
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to turn
To move something or oneself around its own axis or around a central point.
Du musst den Deckel nach links drehen, um das Glas zu öffnen.
You have to turn the lid to the left to open the jar.

The verb can be reflexive. 'Sich (accusative) drehen' means that the subject moves itself. 'Sich (dative) etwas drehen' means that the subject makes something for themselves, usually a cigarette.
Die Tänzerin dreht sich elegant zur Musik.
The dancer turns elegantly to the music.
The expression 'sich drehen um' always requires the preposition 'um' with the accusative. It means that something is the central topic.
Die Diskussion drehte sich hauptsächlich um die Kosten des Projekts.
The discussion revolved mainly around the costs of the project.
When 'drehen' is used together with words like 'Film' (film), 'Szene' (scene), 'Video' (video), or 'Serie' (series), it means 'to record' or 'to produce'.
Der Regisseur möchte die nächste Szene im Park drehen.
The director wants to film the next scene in the park.
In the basic meaning of rotation, a direction is often specified. Typical additions are 'nach links/rechts' (to the left/right), 'im Kreis' (in a circle), or 'um 180 Grad' (by 180 degrees).
Dreh den Schlüssel bitte nach rechts, um die Tür aufzuschließen.
Please turn the key to the right to unlock the door.
The expression 'etwas drehen' is used colloquially and means to arrange a situation skillfully or sometimes dishonestly.
Ich weiß nicht, wie er es gemacht hat, aber er hat die Sache zu seinen Gunsten gedreht.
I don't know how he did it, but he manipulated the matter in his favor.
to record / take in
'aufnehmen' and 'drehen' can both mean capturing images or sounds with a camera or device. 'Aufnehmen' is more general: you can technically record a video, a song, a conversation, or photos. 'Drehen' is used mainly for films or TV programs and refers to production with a camera. The words can be confused when talking about videos. For a short phone video, you would more likely say 'aufnehmen'. For a film project, 'drehen' sounds more natural.

Im alten Bahnhof dreht ein kleines Team einen Film.
A small team is filming a movie in the old train station.
Am Abend hat er ein kurzes Video von der Feier aufgenommen.
In the evening, he recorded a short video of the party.