Steve, you are my number one go-to channel to learn editing and shooting, and I have learnt a ton over the past year, and will probably keep learning for years to come. So big THANK YOU! Keep 'em coming :)
Thank you so much Steve. I started my UA-cam channel in February, and thus far I have created 35 videos. Even though I have produced quite a bit so far, I am still very much the beginner/amateur. Your tutorials have been so valuable in my learning curve. You reinforce that it is all about fundamentals first before breaking rules and so on. Watching this video, my biggest mistake is color grading. I have definitely gone haywire in a few of my videos, so that is something I must improve upon. I'm looking forward to more learning!
Great tips! Keeping this as a memo: 10 VIDEO EDITING MISTAKES EVERY EDITOR SHOULD KNOW 1. Overusing transitions 2. Poor organisation 3. Flow state editing 4. Not using B-roll (cutaway footage) 5. Using shots for the sake of using shots - not adding to your Story 6. Poor music choice 7. Not using sound effects 8. Poor colour grading 9. Cheap looking graphics 10. Ignoring the 180º rule
I love these videos! As a creator just starting out, I can see where I've been making mistakes and how I can take my videos to the next level. Thanks. I'm excited to apply what I've learned here.
Since the time i landed on your channel, i literally started making notes and learned whole lot of things, the way you explain things, make it easier for us to learn, God bless you, THANKS!!! KEEP POSTING!!! RESPECT, YOU ARE A AN AMAZING GEM! LOVE YOUR WORK!!!
05:39 That is funny as hell. By the way, I'm very happy to see that you stress the importance of sound and its impacts. Not everyone realizes just how important the sound aspect is, but it's 'make or break'. I've even noticed that good sound can at times make up for relatively poor video footage. You know, as a recent subscriber, I've been watching your vids of late, and I'm finding them very helpful. They're inspiring me to up the ante in terms of my own video production (which I should have been doing already, tbh). I like that fact that they are straight-forward and utilitarian. The examples of techniques, comparisons, et al... all very, very helpful. Great stuff~!
We want to learn more things like this. I really like your teaching knowledge and videos. You have a great skill. Seeing your art makes me jealous 😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤❤
Many thanks for such an informative and useful presentation of the material! Although my English makes me sad, but I watch videos with subtitles with auto translation, and what do I want to say.. You explain everything so simply that I just wonder why I couldn’t understand it from other videos before. Wild like and subscription. Thank you!
I am the first to comment. Hurray! And what a great video :-). Flow state is the one tip which I appreciate the most. Or, is it the one on transitions. Heck, all is good.
Thanks Andreas, I appreciate your comment. Flow State editing is a game changer and will massively improve your edits. It’s easier said than done but definitely worth ‘Getting in the zone’ as much as possible 💻👌
Great vid, giving me a few ideas for future vids. When I load my footage, nothing is too precious that I don't feel like cutting it to a watchable length. After multiple views during editing doesn't bore me, then I feel the viewer isn't put through a laboured clip. Hope in turn this results in a growing following. ATB, great vid AS ALWAYS
Hey Jamie, this is a great mindset to have whilst editing! If I could re-shoot this video, I would add 'TIP 11: Nothing is Too Precious'. Excellent video editing advice, thanks.
@@LearnOnlineVideo Brilliant, thanks for your reply, it means so much when a channel as big as yours takes the time to not just like a comment, but reply with a comment that has meaning to the posted message. Keep up the good work, much appreciated 👍
This is great advice. It is really going to help me thank you. I used the slow mo editing tool too much in one video and in another I put too many quick cut scenes together. Comments were, way too much slow mo and, 2 minutes of my life wasted. Yeah I’m still learning.
Great video. I’m trying to really improve my videos with some of these techniques. My niche is quite a bit different in how it is filmed but I think I can use some of these. Color grading is a big problem for me because I don’t understand how to do it in premiere. Honestly I just click auto for every clip right now.
Thanks, I’m really glad you enjoy the videos. I’ve been spending a lot of time working BTS on my first online course this year but it will be released soon so more regular content will be uploaded 👍
Thank you for making me realize the importance of music in video production. The content of this channel always gives me a lot of strength. Thank you for always. :)
great and useful videos you are making. could you show how using gimbal modes and when to use them. i bought a gimbal om6 and would like to make a nice video of my holiday. kind regards
Hi Steve, Fantastic tutorials. So I'm about to use your Epidemic sound link , but what editing platform would you recommend? I've been using caput as a complete beginner, but think I need to move to a better editing platform. Thanks for the footage and Tips. John 👍
Personally, I use Final Cut Pro on a Mac, but this cost around $300 (a one-time payment). I find this program incredibly user-friendly, but with all the professional features. Many others use adobe premiere pro but for me. It is not as user friendly requires a monthly subscription (costing around $30 a month) Once you start to create projects using this program, you kind of have to stick with it as your projects will be within Adobe which you would need to pay for to access Da Vinci Resolve is another great editing program. There is a free and a paid version, my recommendation would be to start with the free version and upgrade to pro once you were happy with how everything works. Hope this helps. Thanks, Steve
hi, can't even appreciate how great work you show here. I am your fan. Can you please recommend a PC program suitable for video editing? Thank you. Hello fans from the Czech Republic😉
The no 2 is in my opinion the biggest mistake I do and still doing. Glad you mentioned it. I will try not to repeat those silly mistakes. You should get more likes for this video alone. Extremely spot on and useful to be pointed out at.
Steve, I am trying to download your black bar, and the free LUT, but I am having problems. What do I need to do to fix this problem? I am a big fan of your videos. Keep them coming.
Hi can anyone help me with ideal smartphone setting to shoot with? 4k vs 1080 and 30fps vs 60fps. What should be my ideal export settings to minimise loss for instagram reel/videos post editing. Any sort of advice will help a lot.
Might be one of the most important videos that us new youtubers should watch. Thank you very much!
Avoiding these 10 mistakes will massively improve your edits! A lot of this is knowledge rather than skill so all really easy to apply 💻👌
Steve, you are my number one go-to channel to learn editing and shooting, and I have learnt a ton over the past year, and will probably keep learning for years to come. So big THANK YOU! Keep 'em coming :)
I enjoy your videos! No babble just straight to the point. Thank you so much.
Thank you so much Steve. I started my UA-cam channel in February, and thus far I have created 35 videos. Even though I have produced quite a bit so far, I am still very much the beginner/amateur. Your tutorials have been so valuable in my learning curve. You reinforce that it is all about fundamentals first before breaking rules and so on. Watching this video, my biggest mistake is color grading. I have definitely gone haywire in a few of my videos, so that is something I must improve upon. I'm looking forward to more learning!
Great tips! Keeping this as a memo:
10 VIDEO EDITING MISTAKES EVERY EDITOR SHOULD KNOW
1. Overusing transitions
2. Poor organisation
3. Flow state editing
4. Not using B-roll (cutaway footage)
5. Using shots for the sake of using shots - not adding to your Story
6. Poor music choice
7. Not using sound effects
8. Poor colour grading
9. Cheap looking graphics
10. Ignoring the 180º rule
Weeping lol at 5:40 ! great illustration on music choice. haha.
I'm in the middle of my biggest edit yet. This video could not have come at a better time! Great tips, Steve.
Thanks Brett, I hope these tips help with your edit. Good luck my friend :-)
I love these videos! As a creator just starting out, I can see where I've been making mistakes and how I can take my videos to the next level. Thanks. I'm excited to apply what I've learned here.
Steve, the scene with the two fighters has made my day
Since the time i landed on your channel, i literally started making notes and learned whole lot of things, the way you explain things, make it easier for us to learn, God bless you, THANKS!!! KEEP POSTING!!! RESPECT, YOU ARE A AN AMAZING GEM! LOVE YOUR WORK!!!
المحتوى المنتظر دائماً شكراً لك يا صاحب القناة 😢❤❤❤❤❤
05:39 That is funny as hell. By the way, I'm very happy to see that you stress the importance of sound and its impacts. Not everyone realizes just how important the sound aspect is, but it's 'make or break'. I've even noticed that good sound can at times make up for relatively poor video footage.
You know, as a recent subscriber, I've been watching your vids of late, and I'm finding them very helpful. They're inspiring me to up the ante in terms of my own video production (which I should have been doing already, tbh). I like that fact that they are straight-forward and utilitarian. The examples of techniques, comparisons, et al... all very, very helpful. Great stuff~!
We want to learn more things like this. I really like your teaching knowledge and videos. You have a great skill. Seeing your art makes me jealous
😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤❤
A puking rainbow!! Lol! Lots of great tips here, Steve! I have found your videos so helpful in my YT creator journey! A huge thanks! -Sue
"Puked on by a rainbow" was brilliant.
Thanks Honey and Me! Great channel by the way, I've subscribed :-)
@@LearnOnlineVideo Thanks so much, Steve❤️
Always learn something new from you. 180 rule is new to me. Thanks for sharing 🤗
Many thanks for such an informative and useful presentation of the material! Although my English makes me sad, but I watch videos with subtitles with auto translation, and what do I want to say.. You explain everything so simply that I just wonder why I couldn’t understand it from other videos before. Wild like and subscription. Thank you!
I am the first to comment. Hurray! And what a great video :-). Flow state is the one tip which I appreciate the most. Or, is it the one on transitions. Heck, all is good.
Thanks Andreas, I appreciate your comment. Flow State editing is a game changer and will massively improve your edits. It’s easier said than done but definitely worth ‘Getting in the zone’ as much as possible 💻👌
Great vid, giving me a few ideas for future vids. When I load my footage, nothing is too precious that I don't feel like cutting it to a watchable length. After multiple views during editing doesn't bore me, then I feel the viewer isn't put through a laboured clip. Hope in turn this results in a growing following. ATB, great vid AS ALWAYS
Hey Jamie, this is a great mindset to have whilst editing! If I could re-shoot this video, I would add 'TIP 11: Nothing is Too Precious'. Excellent video editing advice, thanks.
@@LearnOnlineVideo Brilliant, thanks for your reply, it means so much when a channel as big as yours takes the time to not just like a comment, but reply with a comment that has meaning to the posted message. Keep up the good work, much appreciated 👍
@@JamiedoesWildBikepacking You're very welcome my friend. Thanks watching and commenting.
0:48 - Overusing Transitions
1:39 - Poor Organizations
2:14 - Flow State Editing
3:21 - B-roll
4:48 - Story
5:16 - Poor music choice
7:33 - Sound Effects
8:16 - Colour Grading
9:09 - Cheap Looking Graphics!
9:52 - Ignoring the 180 Rule
This is great advice. It is really going to help me thank you. I used the slow mo editing tool too much in one video and in another I put too many quick cut scenes together. Comments were, way too much slow mo and, 2 minutes of my life wasted. Yeah I’m still learning.
This is a great help to all small content creators like me to discover more ideas,,tnx for the info.
Thanks ,as always I learn something new from your videos
Thanks Peter, I'm happy to hear these videos have helped. Lots more on the way :-)
Discovered your videos at the perfect time ,a great refresher and lots of new techniques to learn and hone.
Welcome aboard! :-)
Great video with lots of extremely useful info 👍🏻 Thank you for making superb content 🙏🏻
Great video. I’m trying to really improve my videos with some of these techniques. My niche is quite a bit different in how it is filmed but I think I can use some of these. Color grading is a big problem for me because I don’t understand how to do it in premiere. Honestly I just click auto for every clip right now.
You have some great content! I have learned so much watching your channel. You gotta upload more often!
Thanks, I’m really glad you enjoy the videos. I’ve been spending a lot of time working BTS on my first online course this year but it will be released soon so more regular content will be uploaded 👍
Thank you so much for your video, I have so much fun learning from you. 🤩
Fantastic explanation. No nonsense, straight to point , like it
Thank you for making me realize the importance of music in video production. The content of this channel always gives me a lot of strength. Thank you for always. :)
great tips, have a assistant (aids the workflow) purposeful editing is a good tip. Useful filmmaking / video content.
One of my pet peeves that people do is to add a paragraph of text to a video and not allow enough time for people to read it.
It's what the pause button is for.
Nice trolling! 😂@@TrollMeister_
thanks for the tips..because of you i was inspired to start being serious in cinematic videography
Simple tips but it surprising that many people don't talk about this stuff. I needed to hear this. Thank you so much!!!
As usual, extremely helpful. Thanks for sharing! 🙏
Great tips, thanks you for your great explanations on all the videos I have watched.
Superb advice/upload as ever Steve.. All very useful points made.👌
Thanks David, glad you enjoyed the video 😊
Thankyou so much sir.... for giving us a wonderful need's video....🥰
Please talk about the new gimbal hohem steady m6
I have this gimbal but haven’t had chance to test it out yet. I will do this week and if it’s good I’ll feature it in a future video 👍
Ta for the great advice, can’t wait to try some of them.
Thank you Sir for the great idea that you shared to us.
This is crazy I have a lot of mistakes. Thank you sir
Thanks for your tips! It really helps!
great and useful videos you are making. could you show how using gimbal modes and when to use them. i bought a gimbal om6 and would like to make a nice video of my holiday. kind regards
مرسی بابت آموزش های خوب شما😍
موفق باشید 👍👍👍
Which video editing apps would you recommend for Android?
Many thanks 😊
Wow! Thank you so much for making this video! Your video is excellent
Awesome ❤
From Nepal 🇳🇵
Nice Steve, well Done! Stay safe, have fun! 😁😁🍻🍻
Hi Steve,
Fantastic tutorials.
So I'm about to use your Epidemic sound link , but what editing platform would you recommend?
I've been using caput as a complete beginner, but think I need to move to a better editing platform.
Thanks for the footage and Tips.
John 👍
Personally, I use Final Cut Pro on a Mac, but this cost around $300 (a one-time payment). I find this program incredibly user-friendly, but with all the professional features. Many others use adobe premiere pro but for me. It is not as user friendly requires a monthly subscription (costing around $30 a month) Once you start to create projects using this program, you kind of have to stick with it as your projects will be within Adobe which you would need to pay for to access Da Vinci Resolve is another great editing program. There is a free and a paid version, my recommendation would be to start with the free version and upgrade to pro once you were happy with how everything works. Hope this helps. Thanks, Steve
Hi Steve,
Thanks for taking the time to Reply.
I was looking at Da Vinci Resolve, so I will now give it a try thanks to your advise.
John 👍
Brilliant video as always ☺️😮❤
great and very clear explanation in the "Poor music" section 👍🤣 I didn't expect to burst out laughing at the tutorial video
thank you for the video, I was inspired by your video, thank you greetings from Indonesia
Wow. Lots of tips on this video. Im new in video editing and this really do helps. Thanks you 😊
Love it, Thanks sir for sharing.
hi, can't even appreciate how great work you show here. I am your fan. Can you please recommend a PC program suitable for video editing? Thank you. Hello fans from the Czech Republic😉
And again such e beautiful and amazing video. You are really a great instructor. Thank you soooooo much. Best regards. Mario from Germany.
Really great tips, thanks for sharing!!
Great Video, thanks for sharing your knowledge
Great video! What plugins are you using for you main point text??
Where can I buy the Tripod you are using? Can use Bluetooth as well?? Thank you for watching your videos and learning a lot.
this was so helpful!!
Thank you very much for the many good videos and tricks. You are my favorite one 👍🥰😉
I always learn a lot from your tutorials.
Steve you're my master, you really make me become a better videographer.❤❤❤❤
what websites so you think help with learning the basics of editing like for someone who has never edited before?
Great tips... superb video..😍😍
Which software do you use for editing and where do you find the templates from? thank you.
What do you recommend for stock B-Roll clips? Thanks
Thank you sir steve im a begginer from Phillipines thank you for your tuturial
Great and informative knowledge.. Thanks Mr Steve
Thanks for the great tips. What video editor are you using for Mac please?
We are waiting so much for the next video ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
i been using epidimic for years and you just told me a new way to use this
Wow thank you sharing Steve
Steve I want to know which one will be best for video editing?
I'm the happiest man all around the world when I watch your videos. Thanks man ❤❤❤😂
Very helpful ❤
Thanks for share your experience
Thanks 😊
The no 2 is in my opinion the biggest mistake I do and still doing. Glad you mentioned it. I will try not to repeat those silly mistakes.
You should get more likes for this video alone. Extremely spot on and useful to be pointed out at.
I really like your videos. Thank you very much
Very sensible advice!
These are great tips!!!
Thanks Rachel, glad these tips helped.
Steve, I am trying to download your black bar, and the free LUT, but I am having problems. What do I need to do to fix this problem? I am a big fan of your videos. Keep them coming.
Thank you for this video from Sri Lanka 💙
Great video! Really informative and useful as a new creator, thanks!
So can you suggest the best video editing software for beginner?
I like your tutorial so much
Hi can anyone help me with ideal smartphone setting to shoot with? 4k vs 1080 and 30fps vs 60fps. What should be my ideal export settings to minimise loss for instagram reel/videos post editing. Any sort of advice will help a lot.
great video!
Hi, what video editing software do you use and laptop?
Watching your video give us more ideas tq 😊
Great stuff, subbed for sure.
superp video....☺❤
Your videos and tips are outstanding. Just after watching you I feel like my channel subscriber count is going to jump! Thank you
great tips👍👍👏👏
Very very nice👍👍👍👍
You are the best ❤ gracias 🙏
I learn a lot this video editing tutorial
8:52 I really burst into laughter here 😂😂😂
Me ✌🏽😂