Love the pacing explanation! I noticed it’s one of the least talked about on UA-cam for film making tutorials aside from a boatload of channels only offering tutorials on transitions, b-roll, color grading, how to do this effects, etc
I said it when you started uploading videos and I'll say it again: You're very good and have a unique style. Please, if you ever feel the urge to follow the trends in UA-cam film making, just don't do it. Let us see raw Aidin Robbins all the way. Thanks for keeping the uploads coming.
Great explanation it definitely takes a lot of time a practice to get pacing right but this tutorial really helps explain it to hopefully speed up that process! 🔥
Easily the most informative tutorial I've seen yet. Just jam packed with great tips and techniques. Went straight to my saved list. Loved the video btw. NYC has a special place in my soul. I don't live there but travel there frequently. Love the city and all those who call it home! Thanks dude and keep up the amazing work!
Your insight is amazing and inspirational. You've helped me to identify so many things that I felt were "wrong" - but I was not seeing them clearly - you hit them spot on! I am pretty sure that my videos will improve dramatically because of the MANY things you've taught me. I am immensely and forever grateful to you for that. Cheers! (btw - your videos go into my "Best of the Best" saved folder!)
the change of music from the first sequence to the second one, the pacing is organic man, loved it. aside from tutorials, good works and efforts behind them teaches the best. i find Brandon Li a master of sequencing and pacing - multiple sequences, gradual build up, cinematic af -all these packed into one whole story, an essence that lingers even after watching his works. I love how you are approaching to multiple sequences and weave them into a story these days.
What impresses me is this guy is so young. I have been in the game for over 20 years and I do not know how he can understand so much yet there are so many who have been in the game for 40 years but do not understand this level of stuff. 10/10
the sound design was sickkk, really brings the footage to life. I would love to know how you captured the sounds and how you balanced them with your background music. great work as always!
Im just discovering you so thank you! Your teaching techniques are amazing…. Im mostly still 💫📸💫 and now just studying and learning timelapse and motion / editing and of all the youtube videos and friends in the industry ….you really stand out so thank you!
Another awesome video, Aidin. I can see how you use all these elements in your work. What I like about what you are saying here is that you are putting a name to what we all know to be true. This shows us who didn't go to film school, what to look for in an edit and what to do when we edit.
Thank you for your advice! It's rare to find such concrete tips on improving your style and pacing, rather than generic tips like "cut on the beat etc"
Yo this really helped me man. A few weeks ago I started chopping up various pieces of music to only use the most hype portions, but I didn't quite understand why everything felt so bland even though it was high energy all throughout. Pacing is super important, but rarely talked about. Thanks for this bro!
You have got to be one of the best short film makers on UA-cam. I don't say that just to blow smoke. You have a creativity and a thought process that is super unique. Thanks for putting out these tutorials. It's helping me to think differently about the way I see things, how I put them together. I may only film heavy equipment but you're definitely changing the way I go about it.
Great information Aidin. Very much appreciated, perhaps in another video you can be editing a video and showing examples of pacing on an actual clip. I know it would be helpful to me.
Great video. You deserve more followers. Well explained and examples shown. And as in all your videos your colour grading is insane. Beautiful to watch.
These r the professional tips ... which r very useful for a editor...above all i will just add.. - if the story demands it , then u can break all the rules.. and using these techniques creatively with the story is what nakes a good editor.
Aidin Robbins Aidin..i am a big fan if yours from India.. so fewer times i see anyone giving tips on professional editing..each and every tips u gave were the most essential for a good editing work.. i watch all your videos.. keep making more and Stay home Stay safe. ...... We Shall Overcome........🤍🤍🤍
Hey nice video. Because my college completely closed I made my way down to SC earlier this week from NYC I really miss the city right now - hope you are staying safe and healthy 🙏🏼
Thank you so much for making this video Aidin. I have personally been struggling with this topic for a while now, but after watching this video, I am confident that my edits will be paced properly.
Dude I’m still early in your video but I’m so so impressed so far. You’ve been putting in work in these last few videos man I’m blown away. Ok back to the vid
My videos are more talking head style layered with b-roll for self development type topics, but these tips still will apply incredibly for me. Loved the tip on using a text layer as a visual for different sequences. Great stuff!
Many great tips - especially the structuring and “modulating the energy” ones - thanks. Helpful to become more consciously aware of and refined in these things.
damn ...🔥 I'm literally controlling myself in this lockdown to not to shoot and here you came with this banger🔥🔥❣️Boom love to make the video with same song ..these are amazing
Great tutorial Aidin! So important to have motion match, love the tip of adding digital zoom to clips to glue the idea together! And sound design helps a ton with consistency. Great video you have helped me up my video making game for years!
Really well put together video. I appreciated the info about different feels/colors distributed evenly so that nothing overstays its welcome or drags out. ..............keep up the great content.............
I don't mean to be rude but i can see some yellow ish skin tones. Could that be the result of the luma vs sat adjustment layer you like to do? Or just lighting? Or ?
Thanks for so concisely hitting the nail on the head. I've never heard anyone else talk about this but realize how important it is. have you seen Sergio Leone's once upon a Time in the West? It's 4 hours long. some points are really exciting and worth the watch, and I know that they very exactly tried to Pace it, because at some point you could see even see the horse hooves hitting the ground at the same beat as the orchestra was playing. But other points like where the handicapped overweight guy was dragging on the ground, I was thinking to myself okay I get it let's move on. Quite the opposite has Peter Jackson believed that you should have something hard rock and very exciting at the very beginning of the film.. he thought it was like shooting a bow as hard as you could, and the excitement would remain to the end of the three and a half hour movie. Sometimes it worked. At any rate thanks for your instruction on something that I've always had struggles with.
Solid video bud! I've found that I've spent way too much time trying to pick out the "perfect" music for videos lol. At some point you just need to make a decision
Love the pacing explanation! I noticed it’s one of the least talked about on UA-cam for film making tutorials aside from a boatload of channels only offering tutorials on transitions, b-roll, color grading, how to do this effects, etc
Agree bro😞
I agree, well observed
I’m just trying to have better engaging UA-cam videos
Such a crucial topic not often talked about
... until now ;)
them: "are you a professional film-maker?"
me: "no, but i've watched Aidin Robbins' tutorials several times"
The UA-cam degree 🎓
I said it when you started uploading videos and I'll say it again: You're very good and have a unique style. Please, if you ever feel the urge to follow the trends in UA-cam film making, just don't do it. Let us see raw Aidin Robbins all the way. Thanks for keeping the uploads coming.
So good! Loved the graphics throughout it🤙🏻
Thanks guys!
My God! The amount of skill I've learnt from this channel ❤️. I wish my views were worth a million
Great explanation it definitely takes a lot of time a practice to get pacing right but this tutorial really helps explain it to hopefully speed up that process! 🔥
Thanks dude! 100% the goal
Easily the most informative tutorial I've seen yet. Just jam packed with great tips and techniques. Went straight to my saved list. Loved the video btw. NYC has a special place in my soul. I don't live there but travel there frequently. Love the city and all those who call it home! Thanks dude and keep up the amazing work!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed this one! NYC is the best!
Truely appreciate the amount of hardwork you put in a single video!!
Keep Grinding man!
True inspirer!
Appreciate the support!
Your insight is amazing and inspirational. You've helped me to identify so many things that I felt were "wrong" - but I was not seeing them clearly - you hit them spot on! I am pretty sure that my videos will improve dramatically because of the MANY things you've taught me. I am immensely and forever grateful to you for that. Cheers! (btw - your videos go into my "Best of the Best" saved folder!)
Glad it was helpful! Appreciate the kind words :)
the change of music from the first sequence to the second one, the pacing is organic man, loved it. aside from tutorials, good works and efforts behind them teaches the best. i find Brandon Li a master of sequencing and pacing - multiple sequences, gradual build up, cinematic af -all these packed into one whole story, an essence that lingers even after watching his works. I love how you are approaching to multiple sequences and weave them into a story these days.
Glad you enjoyed! 👊
What impresses me is this guy is so young. I have been in the game for over 20 years and I do not know how he can understand so much yet there are so many who have been in the game for 40 years but do not understand this level of stuff. 10/10
Everything you set is absolutely true
Love it
Fabulous job
Thanks
Glad you enjoyed!
Unlike a lot of explanatory videos that are still confusing, this one is very understandable for an armature like me.
Great tips’ thank you
This is gold. extreme value for someone like me that is just learning how to edit footage. Thank you,
the sound design was sickkk, really brings the footage to life. I would love to know how you captured the sounds and how you balanced them with your background music. great work as always!
Thank you! I've got several vids on my channel about sound design that might help!
@@AidinRobbins I'm headed there right now XD
Im just discovering you so thank you! Your teaching techniques are amazing…. Im mostly still 💫📸💫 and now just studying and learning timelapse and motion / editing and of all the youtube videos and friends in the industry ….you really stand out so thank you!
Thats realllllly good man, thanks a lot 🔥
Best video ever i see on Aidin 😍
I learned so many things that I subscribed after seeing your channel
Love your work. Just came across your channel a few days back and I’m glad I did.
Another awesome video, Aidin. I can see how you use all these elements in your work. What I like about what you are saying here is that you are putting a name to what we all know to be true. This shows us who didn't go to film school, what to look for in an edit and what to do when we edit.
Glad you enjoyed!
Well done. Pacing is indeed intuitive.
Thank you for your advice! It's rare to find such concrete tips on improving your style and pacing, rather than generic tips like "cut on the beat etc"
Glad you learned something!
Very helpful video. My favorite: the broad sequence. Thank you very much, Aidin!
Awesome tutorial man. You can see how much thought and effort goes into each one of your videos and it’s super inspiring. Keep it going 🙌🏼🙌🏼
Thanks Ryan!
One of the most actually helpful videosI’ve seen on the matter, and I saw A LOT of’em, thx
I needed this rn actually, you're so good at explaining stuff
Yo this really helped me man. A few weeks ago I started chopping up various pieces of music to only use the most hype portions, but I didn't quite understand why everything felt so bland even though it was high energy all throughout. Pacing is super important, but rarely talked about. Thanks for this bro!
Thank you! I will try this in my next video! Thank you!
Really enjoyed this one. Thanks for the tips on the flow.
There is a lot of good detail in your videos. I really like the sound design you put alone with the text. Good job!
Thanks man!
That intro was beautiful!
Thank you! Definitely my favorite tutorial intro yet ;)
This is a very helpful video and I learned so much. Your explanations are great.
You have got to be one of the best short film makers on UA-cam. I don't say that just to blow smoke. You have a creativity and a thought process that is super unique. Thanks for putting out these tutorials. It's helping me to think differently about the way I see things, how I put them together. I may only film heavy equipment but you're definitely changing the way I go about it.
Thanks so much! Glad these vids can help you out with your own process 🙌
Im trying to master pacing in my cinematic videos on my channel. Thanks for the tips! Great stuff!
very important topic which is often forget, great explained 👍🏽
Great information Aidin. Very much appreciated, perhaps in another video you can be editing a video and showing examples of pacing on an actual clip. I know it would be helpful to me.
Great video. You deserve more followers. Well explained and examples shown. And as in all your videos your colour grading is insane. Beautiful to watch.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed this one!
These r the professional tips ... which r very useful for a editor...above all i will just add..
- if the story demands it , then u can break all the rules.. and using these techniques creatively with the story is what nakes a good editor.
For sure! Wouldn't even consider anything in this video rules, just suggestions 👊
Aidin Robbins Aidin..i am a big fan if yours from India.. so fewer times i see anyone giving tips on professional editing..each and every tips u gave were the most essential for a good editing work.. i watch all your videos.. keep making more and Stay home Stay safe.
...... We Shall Overcome........🤍🤍🤍
Hey nice video. Because my college completely closed I made my way down to SC earlier this week from NYC
I really miss the city right now - hope you are staying safe and healthy 🙏🏼
Thank you so much for making this video Aidin. I have personally been struggling with this topic for a while now, but after watching this video, I am confident that my edits will be paced properly.
So glad to hear it man! 👊
Man, that's a great video! With very good b-roll! I hope I will learn how go shoot like that pretty soon! i am hyped!! Thank you!
I just found your YT channel and I am loving it! ❤️ I just started and you have opened my eyes to so many intriguing concepts.
Very well explained. I definitely learned some tips It’ll be useful thanks for sharing this.
The color-grading in your face and hand is over in my prospective but my friends want to hear from yourself!
Thanks
Dude I’m still early in your video but I’m so so impressed so far. You’ve been putting in work in these last few videos man I’m blown away. Ok back to the vid
Appreciate it dude! Trying to up the quality lately 🙌
Aidin Robbins absolutely apparent dude, I’m stoked for the next one!
Aidin you are an inspiration to many bro!! Love from India
Appreciate the support!
My videos are more talking head style layered with b-roll for self development type topics, but these tips still will apply incredibly for me. Loved the tip on using a text layer as a visual for different sequences. Great stuff!
I really really needed something like this, great video.
Thanks! Glad it helped 👊
Thank you Aidin! Finishing up editing my first video and posting it today, going to take your advice into account.
Such a great and informative video. Thank you!
Many great tips - especially the structuring and “modulating the energy” ones - thanks. Helpful to become more consciously aware of and refined in these things.
Glad you learned something!
Loved your work. Keep up the Great job!
This was jaw dropping, thank you for the tips and keep dropping the great content
Thank you!
Great tips man! Excited for the next one !
Glad you enjoyed!
damn ...🔥
I'm literally controlling myself in this lockdown to not to shoot and here you came with this banger🔥🔥❣️Boom
love to make the video with same song ..these are amazing
This tutorial is so valuable, I knew a lot of these tips but there’s always something to learn. Thank you
Glad you learned something!
loved the color!
Great tutorial Aidin! So important to have motion match, love the tip of adding digital zoom to clips to glue the idea together! And sound design helps a ton with consistency. Great video you have helped me up my video making game for years!
Really well put together video. I appreciated the info about different feels/colors distributed evenly so that nothing overstays its welcome or drags out.
..............keep up the great content.............
some super valuable info here, thanks for sharing man!
WOW! Thanks a lot for the tips. Got me thinking on my current edit. Gonna use this.
Bro amazing video and can you make a video on your camera movements! The camera moves you use for your broll
very, very useful for me, keep on making vids like this!
thanks a lot!
Glad it was helpful!
Great thought process on how to pace any film! Appreciate the tips.
Amazing, you have taught me so much thank you! I have signed up to Epidemic Sounds also. Thanks Brother!
This is great stuff man. Love how you’re explaining everything and the edit is just awesome!
I love the explanation man 💯
Great Shots + Super Editing Skills = Another “ Excellent Aidian Robbins Production❗️” ❗️👍✅🎥👏
Thank you!
Hey Aidin you are a genius! Thanks for sharing!
I don't mean to be rude but i can see some yellow ish skin tones. Could that be the result of the luma vs sat adjustment layer you like to do? Or just lighting? Or ?
That was the perfect video for what I need right now. Thanks for sharing.
Awesome as always
Just awesome Aidin!! Super applicable to a lot of film styles!
Super helpful. Loved your video with TMS
That opening was beautiful, and that drop was awesome! Haven't even seen the rest yet but I know this is gonna be a dope one!
Thanks dude! My favorite tutorial intro without a doubt. Hope you learn something from the tutorial!
@@AidinRobbins Yeah dude, still watching through now, it's super informative and well made!
Update: just finished watching. I talk with my hands too. 😳😂 Thanks for making this tutorial Aidin 🤙
Love your videos bro! I learned a lot from you.
Well done, Aidin! Learned a lot
Glad to hear it!
Great video Aiden. Thanks!
great tut! thanks man!
You are ahead of your time dude
6:35 explanation just had me enlightened of why there are videos that are really satisfying to watch. gosh that was intentional intentional huh.
A De-esser would be nice, amazing video.
Couldn’t help but hit the like on the first shot 🤩 brilliant!!
Appreciate the support! 🚕
Ayyyy great video Aidin, loved the cinematic video at the beginning, beautifully shot and edited 🔥 🎥 Love your videos mate 👊🏻
Thanks, glad you enjoyed!
How do you get the lights from the NYC helicopter shots to look so white/bright?
Cranked that ISO haha, they're also just mad bright
Thanks for so concisely hitting the nail on the head. I've never heard anyone else talk about this but realize how important it is.
have you seen Sergio Leone's once upon a Time in the West?
It's 4 hours long. some points are really exciting and worth the watch, and I know that they very exactly tried to Pace it, because at some point you could see even see the horse hooves hitting the ground at the same beat as the orchestra was playing.
But other points like where the handicapped overweight guy was dragging on the ground, I was thinking to myself okay I get it let's move on.
Quite the opposite has Peter Jackson believed that you should have something hard rock and very exciting at the very beginning of the film.. he thought it was like shooting a bow as hard as you could, and the excitement would remain to the end of the three and a half hour movie. Sometimes it worked.
At any rate thanks for your instruction on something that I've always had struggles with.
great tips Aidin! really get enspired for my stuff since I watch your tutorials. Always well presented and informative! :)
Thank you!
Really helpful video, shows the hard work that needs to be put into making these films:)
Super useful tips!
Solid video bud! I've found that I've spent way too much time trying to pick out the "perfect" music for videos lol. At some point you just need to make a decision
¡Muy buenos consejos! ¡Gracias!
Wauw that was really helpfull, and it applies to all video editing programs. And more info than I can handle right now but that's okay
Love this one man :) Great explanation, keep it up :D
Thank you!
Thanks for useful video.❤
This was awesome! So informative! Thank you!
Great stuff mate
Awesome tips!!👌 I am a huge fan of yours😎
Really appreciate that!!
Very interesting! Nice video and tips. ✌️
Solid video buddy!