1. Learn the "language" or rules of your art, like how it's usually done. 2. Make these rules second nature, so you can focus more on expressing your feelings through your art.
One of the most seamless videos of yours to watch. “I stopped listening to my mind and started listening to the one thing no one else had access to. My heart.” Thank you for inspiring creators of all sizes.
This is one of the greatest UA-cam videos I've ever watched. The several small moments where the emotion in your voice comes out made me pause the video to take in the feeling. That feeling where you love something so much you start to tear up. I felt that. I can't wait for your influence to make those moments more common place for UA-cam.
As an editor myself. This hits me. Bringing the humanity and creative expression back into my videos has been such a prominent thing. Anyone can learn to cut footage and add cool effects from a preset pack. But it's what you do with the footage, it's how you orient it that makes the big differences. I think about a lot of these points and themes and wonder about my editing choices. but to have it said by you in this video is amazing to hear. You're an asset to this community man
Hey there I think you are another Illinois aquatic creator. I go to the greenwater aquarium swaps and a bunch of the other swaps near Chicago. I'm on a journey of improving my editing. ✌️ happy thanksgiving
I love how you started speaking slower, to allow us to feel your words and images and taking them all in. As an ex filmmaker and now biz coach, I recognize the genius in you. Storytelling is the most powerful thing every brand should master. Thank you.
I can say with absolute certainty, that this video is a masterpiece, Hillier has really surpassed the common editor, who only edits, cuts, pastes and adds transitions, he has surpassed the sophisticated editor that edits adds visual effects, he has even surpassed himself, since he discovered the most important thing about publishing and whatever profession you do, no matter what it is, the important thing is to do it from the heart. Thnx Hillier
How can a video on editing end up being so darn entertaining? Everyone knows how good you are - but I’m going to say it anyways - you’re really good. Beyond that - you’re inspirational and provide a goal to strive towards. My editing and content is a long ways from being a fraction of a part of a segment of this quality, but I take at least one thing from each of your videos - then come back for another. So - basically- thank you!
I hope you earn millions from this course, because that was a masterpiece in the very thing you were teaching. I laugh every time I watch a ‘how to get views on UA-cam’ tutorial with 15k views, or ‘how to tell better stories’ tutorial which doesn’t take me anywhere. This however was the opposite, absolutely nailed the execution of very things you taught the viewer throughout.
Hayden I ADORE your content. You helped me reach my first 50,000 subscribes in just 3 videos and I just can't be more grateful. Thank you for making this content and please never stop because you always teach something new!
The video has 11 minutes but after i watched it, i feel like i watched a full movie. That was a journey Man. You are so good and you know it. Congrats 👑
The best part is this gives me a justification for not learning how to do any vfx or technical wizardry. I can barely add text to the screen, but I'll call it artistic choice!
I get the idea but to get to his lvl its just like the greatest lusician. You need to learn all thz rume and the working to abandon what you want and then create and décide your own style.... but without solid foundation one cant build the circle to break out of
I was going to make a joke about how the intro is too slow based for retention but honestly this video is to incredible to joke about. What you are saying in this video is what most creators/editors need to learn and understand. I've made films in the past and it honestly breaks my heart now seeing creators try to find a formula for storytelling, not for the sake of telling meaningful stories that they need or want to say but just to optimise for an AI algorithm. I'm really excited to see what you have to say and teach in Creator Now.
@@Videoeditnewbie So once you’ve paid for membership of CreatorNow you have access to the whole year. So you’ll be able to see Hayden’s course once he releases it. You also have access to the whole other library of classes been taught by other creators eg. Ryan Trahan, Yes Theory etc. There’s daily lessons which I myself edit for at creator now where it’s bite sized information chunks from different classes etc.
You inspire me to make better videos every time I watch your videos! I know it's SO obvious but until I watched you I didn't realise truly HOW important music can be. for example: A video I made breaking down the mountain K2, I used a different song for each different aspect, aka tense music for 'the climb', intrigue music for 'setting the scene', optimistic music for 'its getting better' rather than one long background track which a lot of people do, and I honestly think thats the difference between it getting 5k views and 620k (currently). So, THANK YOU.
I had to watch this video twice because it is just that good. The storytelling in this video alone is unreal. Literal chills and moments that encourage me as the viewer to think outside the box and find my inner spark. Keep it up, I can't wait to see what's next :]
I’ve been a keen watcher of UA-cam through 12 years - I believe. I’m becoming a filmmaker. This was amongst the top 10 best videos I’ve ever come across on this platform. And the fact that you used the info in the meta layer. That was icing 🎂
I watch this when I need reminding why I edit. There truly are no words for when it transends the process and becomes something other - greater than its components. I am forever in search of that feeling. It makes me proud to be another Haydn who edits! Thank you for this video.
I discovered this Channel over two years ago and am amazed at the progress you make. This is the editing style that propels what's always been the heart of UA-cam. Not just the company or the algorithm, but the creators passion for filming.
This is the only person who motivates me enough to continue my passion of youtube after I hit countless roadblocks when I try to edit and come up with ideas for interesting editing content. So stoked for the classes coming up and 100% intend to learn as much as possible, thank you Hayden!
Building tension and resolving it. It’s art. Takes feel. It comes from your own empathy and experiences as a human that allow you to emotionally relate to others through shared perception. In an age of processing, let things breathe. The loud moments are loudest when they are preceded by silence.
I know Logan is still alive, but damn if it didn’t feel like he was Old Yeller by the end and you were forced to take him out back. Excellent job with the video, can’t wait for the 22nd to learn more.
Lol the start of the video is like a cult leader 😂😂😂 you're something else. You made my day. Ok, back to actually watching the video... ok after watching the video, I am like, you took me somewhere, I just got back here, back to reality.. What did you do? Where dið you take me? Woweeee!
conversational editing reminds me of what the writers of south park talked about. between the beat of the story; replacing "and then" with "therefore, but" to promote a sense of causation and cohesion
I work in the creative industry. I used to have this boss who compared creative work to the band The White Stripes. He said they were so good because they were forced to work with the most stripped down, simple tools: two people, one bass, one drum set. They made immortal music without a massive production crew, complex mixing, auto tune, an orchestra, backup dancers, etc. The box they were put in was, ironically, the key to their creativity. The lesson was: all the bells and whistles in the world won't do anything for you unless you can tell a good story, and tell it with your heart.
This video was magic to me, my channel is so niched that I have been trying not to go too far on my videos, from other restorers, but I feel I really need to put more of my heart, as an artist, that I also am. Thank you Hiller
dude i found your channel like 12 hours ago... never heard of your story... but your editing really tells the full story damn good. I feel what u mean with the editing style. Even if i never went to any kind of school for film making or editing, im doing my editing more and more with the heart... great journey to come i guess 😁have a good day mate i will follow your story from now on ❤ from germany
this is the reason narrative film editing will be my one true love! (EMOTION) i love consuming youtube content but at the end of the day films is what makes us feel things after watching it only a select few youtube videos are able to do that.
What I want to learn with editing is being patient. I just often feel so overwhelmed with all the work that lies infront of me and I just wish there would be a shortcut to the creative part. But looking at all the footage, organizing it etc just takes soo much time
I love how much your humour comes through in your editing - also great vid with great points, thank you. I'm trying to edit as little as possible to rebel against the overstimulation. Time will tell if that actually helps me!
I’m new to creating and am very far from where I’d like to be. I’m just 1:38 into this video and I feel super empowered by the “just because you can doesn’t mean you should”. There are so many ways to edit a video that I was feeling overwhelmed. Now I’m thinking- simple, clean, and to the point is best!
Truly enjoyed this. My favorite edits are ones I cared most about, my brother and making memories helping him capture his feats. Thanks for a great grounding video.
This is ridiculously and stupidly inspirational. As an artist (painter) that’s my biggest flaw. I’ve always been too afraid to draw from the heart. I’m slowly coming out of that shell. Thanks for the inspiration.
This is the next level, to see past the algorithm and to speak from the heart. What made this video so special is the genuine connection the audience were able to make with Smith. He made me forget I was watching in UA-cam, that’s pure artistry! 😢❤truly inspiring!
This probably has been my video of the year, like honestly the emotions I felt watch were just so inspiring and I’m just so glad that I get to learn from the best starting in 2 weeks time, you’re a legend Hayden and just such a phenomenal person!
@@ChrisForti Yeah of course man! Hayden is honestly such an incredible editor and just makes you want to learn about editing more from the passion he has describing it
YOU ARE THE GREATEST. this video is the best case against ai that can possibly be made: it will never have a human heart that makes decisions you can't explain. thank you for pioneering this new wave of storytelling on youtube, hayden. thank you for this
This is the only channel that's ever matched my passion for editing. I couldn't have been more grateful to be here while your videos evolve, it's incredible to watch. I can see you applying your tips throughout the video (5:44 as an example) and I have one question: Do you learn through creating your personal videos?
God damn. It's hard to find the words for it, but this was, to put it lightly, fan-freaking-tastic. It pulls at the heart strings at just the right moments. It provides time for the viewer to allow everything to sink in prior to moving onto the next piece while not losing any momentum. It proves its own points throughout, tells a story that hooks you, and finishes with wanting more; all from an informative speech. It's purely impeccable; this is art.
I am beyond excited for this course. I feel like this could be the spark of a huge turning point for many of the up and coming creators on this platform. Thanks Hayden
Ok ur gonna make cry literally on venture to start a youtube im all about authenticity, and creating from heart or dont do it at all the rush vs thought out dope content thank u so resonated finally found someone who gets it
I should watch this video once in a while to remind myself why I started this thing in the first place. To be an artist. 😢 Damn dude. Thanks. You brought tears to my heart.
Dude that last point is why I've completely sworn off channels like Film Booth, VidIQ, Think Media, etc. Love and respect those guys, but by watching them a lot I found I was putting myself in a box. I can feel bits of creativity coming back in my work
Hillier that was just beautiful! and that is how every creator/storyteller/editor is unique in their own way; their Heart is theirs and nobody else's! ❤️
I just recently started bingieng your content I'm so happy you uploaded a new video I'm a very beginner editor I'm learning a lot from these videos thanks a lot
I really think everyone has started editing by only looking at data. I love the difference in video style that you provide. Truely a breath of fresh air. I hate being blasted all the time in videos. I can watch an hour long video if the story is great and makes you feel something.
I have an editing class! Sign up here: hayden-hillier-smith.mykajabi.com/edit-like-an-artist
Bro I wasn't expecting a full fledged movie trailer 💀
1. Learn the "language" or rules of your art, like how it's usually done.
2. Make these rules second nature, so you can focus more on expressing your feelings through your art.
One of the most seamless videos of yours to watch.
“I stopped listening to my mind and started listening to the one thing no one else had access to. My heart.”
Thank you for inspiring creators of all sizes.
Did you try his course?
This is one of the greatest UA-cam videos I've ever watched. The several small moments where the emotion in your voice comes out made me pause the video to take in the feeling. That feeling where you love something so much you start to tear up. I felt that. I can't wait for your influence to make those moments more common place for UA-cam.
Have you tried his editing bootcamp?
@@ChrisForti I've gotten about half way through it. I really enjoy it so far.
💯 SO good.
I have to sign up for the boot camp!
I wanna watch this video in theatres
😂😂🎉🎉
I agree
Let’s rent one
alright when and where @@Mendawasey
As an editor myself. This hits me. Bringing the humanity and creative expression back into my videos has been such a prominent thing. Anyone can learn to cut footage and add cool effects from a preset pack. But it's what you do with the footage, it's how you orient it that makes the big differences. I think about a lot of these points and themes and wonder about my editing choices. but to have it said by you in this video is amazing to hear. You're an asset to this community man
Beautiful, as always 🤍
Hey there I think you are another Illinois aquatic creator. I go to the greenwater aquarium swaps and a bunch of the other swaps near Chicago. I'm on a journey of improving my editing. ✌️ happy thanksgiving
Forever the UA-cam edit GOAT. Look forward to the day we see you on the big screen, Hayden
As a creator I have to adhere to formulas but I love breaking past that and trying something new. This is a great message for everyone 👌🏻.
How to find this formula, I am missing the basics of how to be different and add creativity
I love how you started speaking slower, to allow us to feel your words and images and taking them all in. As an ex filmmaker and now biz coach, I recognize the genius in you. Storytelling is the most powerful thing every brand should master. Thank you.
Amazing, if Hayden had this much passion to do literally anything in the world, he would be always be the best.
who tf is Hayden?
Read the channel name buddy
@@keepyoursinsHayden Hillier Smith...
@@ZeyuYT is that his full name?
@@keepyoursins yes google it
The fact that you applied all the techniques by showing us not just telling made this so surreal. Insane work
I can say with absolute certainty, that this video is a masterpiece, Hillier has really surpassed the common editor, who only edits, cuts, pastes and adds transitions, he has surpassed the sophisticated editor that edits adds visual effects, he has even surpassed himself, since he discovered the most important thing about publishing and whatever profession you do, no matter what it is, the important thing is to do it from the heart. Thnx Hillier
How can a video on editing end up being so darn entertaining?
Everyone knows how good you are - but I’m going to say it anyways - you’re really good.
Beyond that - you’re inspirational and provide a goal to strive towards. My editing and content is a long ways from being a fraction of a part of a segment of this quality, but I take at least one thing from each of your videos - then come back for another.
So - basically- thank you!
I hope you earn millions from this course, because that was a masterpiece in the very thing you were teaching. I laugh every time I watch a ‘how to get views on UA-cam’ tutorial with 15k views, or ‘how to tell better stories’ tutorial which doesn’t take me anywhere. This however was the opposite, absolutely nailed the execution of very things you taught the viewer throughout.
Hayden I ADORE your content. You helped me reach my first 50,000 subscribes in just 3 videos and I just can't be more grateful. Thank you for making this content and please never stop because you always teach something new!
Congrats on 50k! Halfway to the silver play button. Proud of you! 💯
The video has 11 minutes but after i watched it, i feel like i watched a full movie. That was a journey Man. You are so good and you know it. Congrats 👑
as an editor for a UA-camr with over a million subs - this information is insanely valuable.
I have watched hundreds of “how to” videos in the last couple of weeks. This is the ONLY one that truly inspired me. Thank you for that 💖💫
Dang, “saying goodbye with editing” I’m not crying, you’re crying… editing with your HEART. UGHHHH SO GOOD!!!!!!!!!!!!
such a refreshing take on what video editing should be about, i really hope more & more editors adopt this philosophy
This wasn’t just a video… it was an experience. Thank you for sharing it with us.
Do you want to learn more about editing from his editing course?
I wanna watch this video in a movie theater 😭💜
The best part is this gives me a justification for not learning how to do any vfx or technical wizardry. I can barely add text to the screen, but I'll call it artistic choice!
I get the idea but to get to his lvl its just like the greatest lusician. You need to learn all thz rume and the working to abandon what you want and then create and décide your own style.... but without solid foundation one cant build the circle to break out of
@@ikasuki1 agree broo
I was going to make a joke about how the intro is too slow based for retention but honestly this video is to incredible to joke about. What you are saying in this video is what most creators/editors need to learn and understand. I've made films in the past and it honestly breaks my heart now seeing creators try to find a formula for storytelling, not for the sake of telling meaningful stories that they need or want to say but just to optimise for an AI algorithm.
I'm really excited to see what you have to say and teach in Creator Now.
Hey, after paying those annual 349 dollars, how much you have to pay for his course?
@@Videoeditnewbie So once you’ve paid for membership of CreatorNow you have access to the whole year. So you’ll be able to see Hayden’s course once he releases it.
You also have access to the whole other library of classes been taught by other creators eg. Ryan Trahan, Yes Theory etc.
There’s daily lessons which I myself edit for at creator now where it’s bite sized information chunks from different classes etc.
Wishing you the best Hayden and thanks for letting me a part of this!
"Going bigger should be a last resort"
I needed that
its insane how not many people have seen this video. this is such a masterpiece and was created with little to no flaws. incredible
You inspire me to make better videos every time I watch your videos! I know it's SO obvious but until I watched you I didn't realise truly HOW important music can be. for example:
A video I made breaking down the mountain K2, I used a different song for each different aspect, aka tense music for 'the climb', intrigue music for 'setting the scene', optimistic music for 'its getting better' rather than one long background track which a lot of people do, and I honestly think thats the difference between it getting 5k views and 620k (currently).
So, THANK YOU.
This is the best ad I've seen in my entire life.
you're the goat hayden
Complex simplicity, Loud Silence, and put theory in the back seat.
Wow. This is going to help so much.
I had to watch this video twice because it is just that good. The storytelling in this video alone is unreal. Literal chills and moments that encourage me as the viewer to think outside the box and find my inner spark. Keep it up, I can't wait to see what's next :]
Do you want to try his editing course?
99 Originals will forever be my favourite video ever.
There’s plenty of em “shorts”
I’ve been a keen watcher of UA-cam through 12 years - I believe. I’m becoming a filmmaker. This was amongst the top 10 best videos I’ve ever come across on this platform. And the fact that you used the info in the meta layer. That was icing 🎂
I watch this when I need reminding why I edit. There truly are no words for when it transends the process and becomes something other - greater than its components. I am forever in search of that feeling. It makes me proud to be another Haydn who edits! Thank you for this video.
Brilliant🔥 If you see a viewing spike around @3:52 ... I particularly enjoyed this cutaway😁👏
I discovered this Channel over two years ago and am amazed at the progress you make. This is the editing style that propels what's always been the heart of UA-cam. Not just the company or the algorithm, but the creators passion for filming.
Did you try his course?
You make me want to be a better editor. I can't thank you enough for that. Amazing video!!
Single greatest Intro I've ever seen On UA-cam
This is the only person who motivates me enough to continue my passion of youtube after I hit countless roadblocks when I try to edit and come up with ideas for interesting editing content. So stoked for the classes coming up and 100% intend to learn as much as possible, thank you Hayden!
Do you want to learn from him?
Building tension and resolving it. It’s art. Takes feel. It comes from your own empathy and experiences as a human that allow you to emotionally relate to others through shared perception. In an age of processing, let things breathe. The loud moments are loudest when they are preceded by silence.
I know Logan is still alive, but damn if it didn’t feel like he was Old Yeller by the end and you were forced to take him out back. Excellent job with the video, can’t wait for the 22nd to learn more.
the 99 Originals video you and Logan produced is one of the 5 best pieces of content I've ever seen on UA-cam
NO WAY
My favorite video yet, this is amazing
Love you hayden
Lol the start of the video is like a cult leader 😂😂😂 you're something else. You made my day. Ok, back to actually watching the video... ok after watching the video, I am like, you took me somewhere, I just got back here, back to reality.. What did you do? Where dið you take me? Woweeee!
conversational editing reminds me of what the writers of south park talked about. between the beat of the story; replacing "and then" with "therefore, but" to promote a sense of causation and cohesion
I work in the creative industry. I used to have this boss who compared creative work to the band The White Stripes. He said they were so good because they were forced to work with the most stripped down, simple tools: two people, one bass, one drum set. They made immortal music without a massive production crew, complex mixing, auto tune, an orchestra, backup dancers, etc. The box they were put in was, ironically, the key to their creativity.
The lesson was: all the bells and whistles in the world won't do anything for you unless you can tell a good story, and tell it with your heart.
This video was magic to me, my channel is so niched that I have been trying not to go too far on my videos, from other restorers, but I feel I really need to put more of my heart, as an artist, that I also am. Thank you Hiller
dude i found your channel like 12 hours ago... never heard of your story... but your editing really tells the full story damn good. I feel what u mean with the editing style. Even if i never went to any kind of school for film making or editing, im doing my editing more and more with the heart... great journey to come i guess 😁have a good day mate i will follow your story from now on ❤ from germany
THE INTRO IS SO GOOD
so great
this is the reason narrative film editing will be my one true love! (EMOTION) i love consuming youtube content but at the end of the day films is what makes us feel things after watching it only a select few youtube videos are able to do that.
Man didn't think I was going to cry when I clicked on this video. Great job.
The only commercial I ever chose to watch, well done!
To allow yourself to be vulnerable is one of the true marks of an artist. Great content man! and thank you!
Spot on. Hitchock did it so well with a montage...so powerful.
No flash, no pop - just substance.
What I want to learn with editing is being patient. I just often feel so overwhelmed with all the work that lies infront of me and I just wish there would be a shortcut to the creative part. But looking at all the footage, organizing it etc just takes soo much time
Number 3 must be the most precious advice I've heard in youtube. The best
This video made me cry! You're truly talented and I'm so grateful for you!!!
that intro is nuts. the goat of editing :)
I love how much your humour comes through in your editing - also great vid with great points, thank you. I'm trying to edit as little as possible to rebel against the overstimulation. Time will tell if that actually helps me!
This made me so emotional thinking about my past work that I’m thankful for and had to say goodbye to. This was beautiful.
I’m new to creating and am very far from where I’d like to be. I’m just 1:38 into this video and I feel super empowered by the “just because you can doesn’t mean you should”. There are so many ways to edit a video that I was feeling overwhelmed. Now I’m thinking- simple, clean, and to the point is best!
great vid, hyped for the course
Legendary storytelling man. Love it!
Editing is such an art to learn
Underrated. 👐
i can’t express how pumped i am every time Hayden uploads a video - because he sure takes his time😂 am sure it’s banger like the rest of them!
Here because of the Colin & Samir Newsletter - I really enjoyed this video.
Some bits made me laugh out loud!
Truly enjoyed this. My favorite edits are ones I cared most about, my brother and making memories helping him capture his feats. Thanks for a great grounding video.
This is ridiculously and stupidly inspirational.
As an artist (painter) that’s my biggest flaw. I’ve always been too afraid to draw from the heart.
I’m slowly coming out of that shell.
Thanks for the inspiration.
How did you making this edutainment video SO FREAKING CINEMATIC!? Goated editor, WOW!
my mom was calling me, but i call her to see this video together to be a youtuber :) I wish you the best who ever read this, see yaa
yes I totally agree. Ive noticed that with my videos the ones I am THE most passionate about are the ones that are plainly the best. it really shows.
This was fantastic
This is the next level, to see past the algorithm and to speak from the heart. What made this video so special is the genuine connection the audience were able to make with Smith. He made me forget I was watching in UA-cam, that’s pure artistry! 😢❤truly inspiring!
This probably has been my video of the year, like honestly the emotions I felt watch were just so inspiring and I’m just so glad that I get to learn from the best starting in 2 weeks time, you’re a legend Hayden and just such a phenomenal person!
Do you want to learn more from him?
@@ChrisForti Yeah of course man! Hayden is honestly such an incredible editor and just makes you want to learn about editing more from the passion he has describing it
YOU ARE THE GREATEST. this video is the best case against ai that can possibly be made: it will never have a human heart that makes decisions you can't explain. thank you for pioneering this new wave of storytelling on youtube, hayden. thank you for this
Do you wanna learn more from his course?
This is the only channel that's ever matched my passion for editing.
I couldn't have been more grateful to be here while your videos evolve, it's incredible to watch.
I can see you applying your tips throughout the video (5:44 as an example) and I have one question:
Do you learn through creating your personal videos?
God damn. It's hard to find the words for it, but this was, to put it lightly, fan-freaking-tastic. It pulls at the heart strings at just the right moments. It provides time for the viewer to allow everything to sink in prior to moving onto the next piece while not losing any momentum. It proves its own points throughout, tells a story that hooks you, and finishes with wanting more; all from an informative speech.
It's purely impeccable; this is art.
I am beyond excited for this course. I feel like this could be the spark of a huge turning point for many of the up and coming creators on this platform. Thanks Hayden
Do you want to join his bootcamp?
Ok ur gonna make cry literally on venture to start a youtube im all about authenticity, and creating from heart or dont do it at all the rush vs thought out dope content thank u so resonated finally found someone who gets it
I should watch this video once in a while to remind myself why I started this thing in the first place. To be an artist. 😢 Damn dude. Thanks. You brought tears to my heart.
03:52 amazing! (The whole video is but that made me properly laugh)
I didn’t even play the video just listened and I felt everything. Best wishes to you.
Dude that last point is why I've completely sworn off channels like Film Booth, VidIQ, Think Media, etc. Love and respect those guys, but by watching them a lot I found I was putting myself in a box. I can feel bits of creativity coming back in my work
good job sonny Jim , very good advice.
Hillier that was just beautiful! and that is how every creator/storyteller/editor is unique in their own way; their Heart is theirs and nobody else's! ❤️
This is the best sales pitch ever. Because it brings a ton of value by itself.
150k views does not do the video justice, what a beautiful video, you are a fantastic human being!
"Terrible edit" said noone who knows anything about editing. Your edit at the start was so clean ❤
the red and blue lights make me think that the cops were outside waiting for him to finish the video lol
I just recently started bingieng your content I'm so happy you uploaded a new video I'm a very beginner editor I'm learning a lot from these videos thanks a lot
The most unexpected entertaining first 30 seconds I’ve seen in awhile. So impressive
I'm cutting onions while watching this..
That was absolutely beautiful.
I really think everyone has started editing by only looking at data. I love the difference in video style that you provide. Truely a breath of fresh air. I hate being blasted all the time in videos. I can watch an hour long video if the story is great and makes you feel something.
You wanna try his course?
@@ChrisForti I already just did last month.
One of the best you've done man! The music and details is pefect.
Damn I never thought I would get emotional watching a video about editing. Proves you're a genius