5 years later and still a top video on UA-cam on editing workflow. Even better than the clip in your course since it goes into more detail. LOVE THIS. And also the comments below where people left additional tips.
Is it strange I LOVE editing and not filming lol?? I’m still new to this and as much as filming content is fun, it’s the editing that keeps me going! Love how I can take raw footage and create something that flows and has a beginning middle and an end. Love it! Your videos have seriously made my start successful so thank you! 🙏✌️💕🇨🇦
I was hesitant about editing backwards, worrying I would miss better takes. But after trying it on several cuts, it's clearly the fastest way to edit scripted videos. My tip for editing faster would be to remap often-used keyboard shortcuts (e.g., ripple delete, ripple trim, move forward/back 1 frame, move to next/previous clip) to the left side of the keyboard. This lets you keep your right hand on the mouse and use keyboard shortcuts with just your left hand via command/ctrl, option/alt, and letter keys on the left side of the keyboard. Thanks a lot for your tips!
Finally, someone had the wherewithal to post a workflow and explain it...from a professional! TY sir, love this vid (and your site). I look forward to your past and future vids! Keep up the good work and thank you so much.
That’s a great video thanks. It’s hard even you are doing car stuff and installation and customization . But I will use theses ideas for better and quicker editing
@@Vgk36 i get it. Sometime I have to work during the night and it’s not easy when your camera footage shows a lot of noise in there. But at the Sam time I need the go pro because I need something small. A big camera won’t work.
Great tips! The backward editing makes such a huge difference! First time heard it from you, it really shortened my editing time! The folder drop, in the program, wish I knew before! These tips will help many!
A tip. Just before colour grading, you need to do some adjustments on each and every clip. This can be exposure, colour temperatures, sharpness, contrast, while keeping in mind that you will be adding colour grading over all those clips right after this step.
Thanks for the great video. I spent several hours last night looking at editing "how to" videos, and found them to be very "commercial". Some talked way to fast, others dropped the f bomb in their videos. Thank you so much for an "easy to understand" professional video.
I really enjoyed this video. I generally enjoy the process of editing, but I know I’ve lost a lot of time by not applying your tricks to being more efficient. Thank you for this useful info today. I downloaded your PDF file. I look forward to saving time and producing better projects.
Do you use kinemaster? I've been looking at all these videos trying out how to put a bunch of overlays on an hour long video without having to pull them all along an inch at a time. Is there a way to do that? I'm on an Android phone.
you had me at step 1! i filmed my hardest most complicated scene first and editing took ages. but glad i tried to edit b4 filming the rest (of my 1st full length feature) because now i aim for 1-take-only with MAYBE close-ups thereafter and all in one go, pausing and recording as i mentally edit along the way so i can just chop away the crap later vs having to pull together a bunch of separate video pieces!! looking fwd to the rest of this video now (from 1:44) ! lol :D
Great tips. I especially liked the idea of clapping your hands 3 times to mark a spot on the video when shooting. My computers don't have the power to do any decent editing but I'm hoping to use my iPad pro & Luma Fusion. Do you have any tutorials for editing with tablets? Thanks for the videos.
This is pretty much my editing process since I first learned taught myself edit bc it just made sense. I like editing, but prefer most things done efficiently. That leaves more time for everything I like to do..😊
I have a tip for editors. Pre-sets are ok to use!! It's not lazy, it's there for a reason and it's to make the process faster and easier for you and if you don't like the exact pre-set you can in most programs edit them
An excellent video packed with lots of useful tips. It's the reason why many of the world's best film directors started their career as editors. When I do my cuts I like overlapping them so that you don't get a sharp cut but a nice faded transition from one video clip to the next one. I now also understand why old movies use a clapper board - it creates a great visual and leaves a nice spike in the audio timeline for syncing. I do like the tip of editing backwards but I wonder how much time is potentially wasted as one reviews the clip in the correct chronological order? You have a new subscriber - keep up the excellent work.
Justin, I am going to try this method immediately! I am on the hamster wheel currently, and I MUST get off it, or I will never be successful. Thanks so much for all of the tips and techniques you offer on your channel. I have a file FULL of notes on your videos. God bless you for bringing us newbies along!
Have to tell you Justin that I subscribe and follow a number of great video guys (Sean Cannell, Derryl Eves, Owen Hemsath), but I always get new nuggets of wisdom from your stuff. Keep up the great work!
I love the idea of editing from left to right. It makes so much sense! I'm going to try that in my next video. Do you recommend watching through everything first if it has been awhile since the video was shot?
I'm so happy I found your channel. I'm an older dude who is not a fan of this technology..lol you make it easier for someone like me. Question, what's the easiest way to shoot a video but also have a video playing in the background if you have too refer to it for the content of that specific video?
My biggest eye opener and not sure how i missed it, was proxy media! My system felt slow and sluggish. Now I edit super smooth and fast with a smaller video before exporting the real resolution
Gonna try some of these tips in an upcoming video! It has a few hours of footage, and most of our videos are less than 10 minutes, so this is something new for us! Though I enjoy the process, it does get a bit repetitive sometimes. Thanks for the tips!
Some great tips, what makes me feel sad though is that to get this kind of quality in my videos I’m going to HAVE to restrict myself to max one video a week and I do this as a hobby, not as a full time job otherwise I wouldn’t haven’t an issue. But if I try to be more regular, I just won’t have people the time to take such care in my edits. I usually just did one take for the whole video, but then the length of the video would vary dramatically and trying to decide how to cut it down proved long and arduous. So I guess I should try to incorporate some transitions of jump cuts, but I’m worried as some people really don’t like them.
When I started (some 9 years ago or so), I wish I knew how simple it was to duplicate or clone a project to use it for future videos. Very simple but I was literally doing each video from scratch
Keyboard shortcuts were great, I knew they were available but don't know which ones are handy or what any of them are, overwhelming so to speak. Would love a list of other keyboard shorts.
I really like you. Great tips. Your personality is great and I could listen to your accent all day. I'm self taught and have been using iMovie, but I have Premiere and I'd like to get good at it. which would you prefer? My edits are super simple- mostly splicing, intro/outtro, occasional transitions/splits. I do the notes to me in the videos as well. I appreciate your efforts in making this and I'm subscribing. You have me enrolled :)
Hey Livia! Glad you like the videos! Personally I would use Premiere Pro or Final Cut but if you've been using iMovie and it works well for you then maybe continue to use it... if you'd like to learn more THEN step up to Premiere Pro or Final Cut Pro 👍 Thanks!
@@PrimalVideo Thank you for your reply. I do want to learn more, it's not a priority right now... is it simple enough to use premiere pro for what I'm doing, or do you feel it would take a while to get it going. I'd love to be able to save templates that I use over and over. So far, I create it, then swap out the middle video and exported it again.
Hi, I love your videos. I've got the following question which is better for a-cut assembly - using in out and then inserting (looks like the standard method). Final Cut Pro X editors use this method - or putting everything on the timeline and trimming ( gives more precision and eliminates the need to insert into the timeline every single time). Editors like Taran from Linus Tech Tips use this
What would be great for me is to go thru my unedited video segments downloaded from my drone or Nikon and quickly select what I want to keep without having to actually create a new project in the editing program.
I like the idea of collecting all the material for a viweo into folders and sub-folders - but I am using Lumafusion to edit my iPhone video footsage which does not support such a folder structure. I presume I would have to upload the files into and external device and edit from there. Is there any other way round? It would be easier if my main computer was a Mac device but it is a PC which complicates things further. Any ideas? Great videos by the way, thank you.
Thanks for an excellent tutorial, but ouch! Video editing is something most people hate to do, like watching paint dry, etc? I must really be a boring person, because I kind of enjoy the process - at least most of it. I don't like organizing the footage, but I like the creative parts of the process. I clicked on your link for the pdf, hoping you won't sell my email address or start emailing me regularly. I'm already subbed so I'll know when you publish new stuff.
haha I did say MOST 😉 I do enjoy it, especially if it's something with some room for creativity. We email every other week with updates, if you dont want them there's an unsubscribe button at the bottom. All the best!
Love these tips! Thanks so much! Film for editing is really essential YES! And the last sentence almost always is the best one. We do all of that what you're saying, so I guess we've got it quite well. The shoot has a lot to say to make the editing easier. And oh, dragging the folders directly into the video editing software was a really good tip! But video editing can be a lot of fun, that is the creating process, which can also be funny :-)
There's a work I'm doing for someone. It was taken in one take, filled with mistakes, noise in the audio etc. How can I speed up my editing in this type of video? Can I even edit fast with this? The videos are as long as 15-18 minutes.
Not just on keyboard shortcuts but we mention them alot. It's something that can definitely speed up your editing in my opinion. It's worth looking in Help and seeing what you can do with them.
I was thinking of creating a UA-cam channel basically for reacting to music and music videos. Which free software should i use to edit my videos and that will allow me to have like the the little screen showing the music video that i'll be reacting to??
Love these updates tips Justin! Definitely going to try out tip #6 as I have used previous video clips as b roll in subsequent vlogs. Your precious tips video saved me so much time when I was learning to edit. Particularly the tips on how to cut editing time by thinking ahead while you are filming 👍🌟
Good video but for me there's a lot of stuff I just don't do at all lol. I rather keep it simple. Also I do all my editing in one take. If you would need to come back later to refine or add text than it would take you way longer because you would have to find all those points again and rewatch it wouldn't you? Maybe it depends on the content. I film my hands while crafting and within an hour video there aren't very clear blocks that I can recognise easily. So to find a certain point in my video is really time consuming. If I record shorter clips and then attach them together, it's somewhat easier.
Watching the cricket indeed. No need for that buddy 😂 I just watched 4 days of Yorkshire Vs Surrey from Scarborough (Scarbados) and thoroughly enjoyed it ☺️ Even if the stream dropped out 10 minutes from the end, as Surrey closed in for the win and their fans flooded in and the YCCC stream couldn't handle the 10 extra viewers.
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5 years later and still a top video on UA-cam on editing workflow. Even better than the clip in your course since it goes into more detail. LOVE THIS. And also the comments below where people left additional tips.
So awesome to hear it, Pam 😊 - Hazel, PV Team
Is it strange I LOVE editing and not filming lol?? I’m still new to this and as much as filming content is fun, it’s the editing that keeps me going! Love how I can take raw footage and create something that flows and has a beginning middle and an end. Love it! Your videos have seriously made my start successful so thank you! 🙏✌️💕🇨🇦
Definitely not strange! That's awesome - Keep it up, Vanessa! 😊 💪
Want an editing job? 😂😱
Social media handle to see some of your works?
Best explanation and advice I've heard and seen yet about editing video with tips while shooting. Thank you, Justin!
Thanks Bob!!
I was hesitant about editing backwards, worrying I would miss better takes. But after trying it on several cuts, it's clearly the fastest way to edit scripted videos.
My tip for editing faster would be to remap often-used keyboard shortcuts (e.g., ripple delete, ripple trim, move forward/back 1 frame, move to next/previous clip) to the left side of the keyboard. This lets you keep your right hand on the mouse and use keyboard shortcuts with just your left hand via command/ctrl, option/alt, and letter keys on the left side of the keyboard.
Thanks a lot for your tips!
Love it, i was definitely skeptical at first with it too, but now it's just so fast :) Great tip too, thanks for sharing
Great tips Justin. Reverse editing and duplicating the timeline are so thoughtful.
Finally, someone had the wherewithal to post a workflow and explain it...from a professional! TY sir, love this vid (and your site). I look forward to your past and future vids! Keep up the good work and thank you so much.
Thank you Phil 👍
Really commendable tutorial. Crisp and clear and useful as well. Thanks Justin
That’s a great video thanks. It’s hard even you are doing car stuff and installation and customization . But I will use theses ideas for better and quicker editing
Same here. I'm tasked with making UA-cam tiktok ig and FB content for a Sxs aftermarket manufacturer. Dark shop shit lighting...
@@Vgk36 i get it. Sometime I have to work during the night and it’s not easy when your camera footage shows a lot of noise in there. But at the Sam time I need the go pro because I need something small. A big camera won’t work.
Great tips! The backward editing makes such a huge difference! First time heard it from you, it really shortened my editing time! The folder drop, in the program, wish I knew before! These tips will help many!
I’m definitely trying backward editing tonight. Thanks for the tips
Same! I think this'll be the best way to cut down on my editing time.
A tip. Just before colour grading, you need to do some adjustments on each and every clip. This can be exposure, colour temperatures, sharpness, contrast, while keeping in mind that you will be adding colour grading over all those clips right after this step.
I try to but when you installations there are a lot of clips that you have to go through specially since I’m doing this by myself
Thanks for the great video. I spent several hours last night looking at editing "how to" videos, and found them to be very "commercial". Some talked way to fast, others dropped the f bomb in their videos.
Thank you so much for an "easy to understand" professional video.
No problem Linda Debe! Thanks!
I really enjoyed this video. I generally enjoy the process of editing, but I know I’ve lost a lot of time by not applying your tricks to being more efficient. Thank you for this useful info today. I downloaded your PDF file. I look forward to saving time and producing better projects.
Do you use kinemaster? I've been looking at all these videos trying out how to put a bunch of overlays on an hour long video without having to pull them all along an inch at a time. Is there a way to do that? I'm on an Android phone.
Thank you, I was really worried about how to deal with the process in an efficient way. 👍🏼
You're welcome - glad you made it here! 👍
Great tips! Loved the one about putting markers down where I want to put my lights & tripod. Hadn't thought about that!!
Awesome - glad you liked it! 😊
This is the most helpful advice ive ever seen thank you
Great, no worries!
Your videos are so incredibly helpful. Thank you so much!
So awesome to hear it! 😀Thanks!
you had me at step 1! i filmed my hardest most complicated scene first and editing took ages. but glad i tried to edit b4 filming the rest (of my 1st full length feature) because now i aim for 1-take-only with MAYBE close-ups thereafter and all in one go, pausing and recording as i mentally edit along the way so i can just chop away the crap later vs having to pull together a bunch of separate video pieces!! looking fwd to the rest of this video now (from 1:44) ! lol :D
I’m totally overshooting footage and it’s a chore to weed through hours of video. This is a major lesson learned.
I’m just starting out and your videos are calming and super helpful. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
Awesome! No problem!
Another great video! I enjoy watching your video tips and this is a great resource! Thanks Justin!
Thank you! 🙏
Great tips. I especially liked the idea of clapping your hands 3 times to mark a spot on the video when shooting. My computers don't have the power to do any decent editing but I'm hoping to use my iPad pro & Luma Fusion. Do you have any tutorials for editing with tablets? Thanks for the videos.
This is pretty much my editing process since I first learned taught myself edit bc it just made sense. I like editing, but prefer most things done efficiently. That leaves more time for everything I like to do..😊
Amazing! Good luck with your editing!
This was a great set of tips to go by, thank you!
You're welcome - glad you liked it!
I have a tip for editors. Pre-sets are ok to use!! It's not lazy, it's there for a reason and it's to make the process faster and easier for you and if you don't like the exact pre-set you can in most programs edit them
An excellent video packed with lots of useful tips. It's the reason why many of the world's best film directors started their career as editors. When I do my cuts I like overlapping them so that you don't get a sharp cut but a nice faded transition from one video clip to the next one. I now also understand why old movies use a clapper board - it creates a great visual and leaves a nice spike in the audio timeline for syncing. I do like the tip of editing backwards but I wonder how much time is potentially wasted as one reviews the clip in the correct chronological order? You have a new subscriber - keep up the excellent work.
Awesome - glad to have you here! Thanks for watching 😃
The backwards editing was an amazing tip!
Thanks!
Justin, I am going to try this method immediately! I am on the hamster wheel currently, and I MUST get off it, or I will never be successful. Thanks so much for all of the tips and techniques you offer on your channel. I have a file FULL of notes on your videos. God bless you for bringing us newbies along!
You’re welcome - wishing you all the best! 😊
Thanks so much Justin!
Your tips are always so helpful.
Cheers, Pete
Thanks Pete, glad it helps 😀
Thank you for the great tips!
Always happy to help!
Thanks Justin love tip #2 this makes so much since. Don't move on until you have a clip that you are happy with!
Have to tell you Justin that I subscribe and follow a number of great video guys (Sean Cannell, Derryl Eves, Owen Hemsath), but I always get new nuggets of wisdom from your stuff. Keep up the great work!
Thank you Soo much Bro😍😘
Thanks mate, massive congrats on your channel too! Around 20k new subs per month - that's awesome!! 😃🎉
Thanks you 😘
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Pinne nammalara Makkal.!
I love the idea of editing from left to right. It makes so much sense! I'm going to try that in my next video. Do you recommend watching through everything first if it has been awhile since the video was shot?
Thank you, Justin!! Thanks for making this videos!!
You're welcome - thanks for watching the videos too 😃
@@PrimalVideo No problem! ☺
Thank you so much, I'm new at this and your instructions are clear and useful
No problem Valerie! Glad we could help!
God for us struggling beginners 🥺❤️
Truly helpful! Will really help with my workflow, Thank you!
I'm so happy I found your channel. I'm an older dude who is not a fan of this technology..lol you make it easier for someone like me. Question, what's the easiest way to shoot a video but also have a video playing in the background if you have too refer to it for the content of that specific video?
Really appreciate the comment JP! That’s so awesome to hear. 😃
My biggest eye opener and not sure how i missed it, was proxy media! My system felt slow and sluggish. Now I edit super smooth and fast with a smaller video before exporting the real resolution
Thanks bud!
Helped me a lot..
No problem - so glad it helped 👍
Gonna try some of these tips in an upcoming video! It has a few hours of footage, and most of our videos are less than 10 minutes, so this is something new for us! Though I enjoy the process, it does get a bit repetitive sometimes. Thanks for the tips!
Nice - no problem 👍
@@PrimalVideo Very rare to see relatively big UA-camrs still responding to comments on videos this old. Nice.
Some great tips, what makes me feel sad though is that to get this kind of quality in my videos I’m going to HAVE to restrict myself to max one video a week and I do this as a hobby, not as a full time job otherwise I wouldn’t haven’t an issue. But if I try to be more regular, I just won’t have people the time to take such care in my edits. I usually just did one take for the whole video, but then the length of the video would vary dramatically and trying to decide how to cut it down proved long and arduous. So I guess I should try to incorporate some transitions of jump cuts, but I’m worried as some people really don’t like them.
When I started (some 9 years ago or so), I wish I knew how simple it was to duplicate or clone a project to use it for future videos. Very simple but I was literally doing each video from scratch
Thanks Justin really glad I’ve subscribed, excellent !
Awesome! Glad you're liking the videos 👍
Thank you for all your tips and your clear explanation. I am about to edit my 1st video.
You're welcome - good luck on your first video! 😊
Keyboard shortcuts were great, I knew they were available but don't know which ones are handy or what any of them are, overwhelming so to speak. Would love a list of other keyboard shorts.
Thanks very much Justin for all your help. David Clode.
Glad we could help you David! No problem!
Brilliant video. Thank you!
Amazing - no problem!
Editing backward was freacking mind blowing!
You're welcome 😉
Amazing video these tips are SO HELPFUL I knew some of these tips but it was great to put all them in order I THANK GOD FOR CHANNEL
Thanks! Glad the videos are helping you out 👍😀
keybinding zoom in and out to my left hand was something I wish I knew while starting out.
Great content Justin. Glad I found you.
Justin, these are great tips for efficiency in workflow. Thank you for such a deep-dive on this topic.
Thanks Gord! Appreciate the ongoing support! Not too far from 3k subscribers now 😀
Thanks, Justin.
So good thanks Justin
Very helpful tips Justin, Thanks!
Well done guys
Wow, so helpful. Thank you as always!
Thanks mate!
Thank you!!...I spend hours editing
No problem! Hope it helps speed things up for you!
I really like you. Great tips. Your personality is great and I could listen to your accent all day. I'm self taught and have been using iMovie, but I have Premiere and I'd like to get good at it. which would you prefer? My edits are super simple- mostly splicing, intro/outtro, occasional transitions/splits. I do the notes to me in the videos as well. I appreciate your efforts in making this and I'm subscribing. You have me enrolled :)
Hey Livia! Glad you like the videos! Personally I would use Premiere Pro or Final Cut but if you've been using iMovie and it works well for you then maybe continue to use it... if you'd like to learn more THEN step up to Premiere Pro or Final Cut Pro 👍 Thanks!
@@PrimalVideo Thank you for your reply. I do want to learn more, it's not a priority right now... is it simple enough to use premiere pro for what I'm doing, or do you feel it would take a while to get it going. I'd love to be able to save templates that I use over and over. So far, I create it, then swap out the middle video and exported it again.
Thanks for sharing!👍
No problem, Joey!
The editing backwards thing is genius! Now I just need a way faster pc lol
👍😉
Use phone
Hi, I love your videos. I've got the following question
which is better for a-cut assembly
- using in out and then inserting (looks like the standard method). Final Cut Pro X editors use this method
- or putting everything on the timeline and trimming ( gives more precision and eliminates the need to insert into the timeline every single time). Editors like Taran from Linus Tech Tips use this
Great tips. Thanks.
thank you sir💝
As a beginner to video editing, it's like having an appointment with the dentist, something you might need to do, but somehow keep avoiding.
Hahaha - hopefully we’ve got some videos to make it a little less painful
Justin.
Excelente video, muy recomendado.
Thanks - see you on the next video! 😊
This is nice, thanks!
Great, you're welcome!
How long does it take to edit the vids?
What would be great for me is to go thru my unedited video segments downloaded from my drone or Nikon and quickly select what I want to keep without having to actually create a new project in the editing program.
Thanks man! Amazing job)
No problem Alex Trick!
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Best tip,,leaving messages for yourself,,, this has helped me so much,,,thank you...
Glad it helped! It's a great tip!
Super helpful bro!
Thanks Greg!
Great video thank you for the tips! 👍👍
Thanks Krinell! 😀
Thank you man
No worries!
Really valuable advice!
Thank you Victor!
I like the idea of collecting all the material for a viweo into folders and sub-folders - but I am using Lumafusion to edit my iPhone video footsage which does not support such a folder structure. I presume I would have to upload the files into and external device and edit from there. Is there any other way round? It would be easier if my main computer was a Mac device but it is a PC which complicates things further. Any ideas? Great videos by the way, thank you.
Great tips, Justin! Anyone know if the top, trim, & tail exists for Sony Vegas, and if so, what it is? Thanks!
You might also find it under the name Ripple Edit or Ripple Delete
Thank you soo much
Nice video
Thanks Rania!
Thanks for an excellent tutorial, but ouch! Video editing is something most people hate to do, like watching paint dry, etc? I must really be a boring person, because I kind of enjoy the process - at least most of it. I don't like organizing the footage, but I like the creative parts of the process.
I clicked on your link for the pdf, hoping you won't sell my email address or start emailing me regularly. I'm already subbed so I'll know when you publish new stuff.
haha I did say MOST 😉 I do enjoy it, especially if it's something with some room for creativity. We email every other week with updates, if you dont want them there's an unsubscribe button at the bottom. All the best!
No I'll stay subscribed. You do a great job, Justin. Keep it up!
@@mediamannaman can you please share me the link, mediamannaman? I would not like to share my email, thanks a lot.
I love editing
mediamannaman I do love and enjoy editing too 💖
Can you tell me how to do that in Laymans Terms? Im still confused...HELP
Love these tips! Thanks so much! Film for editing is really essential YES! And the last sentence almost always is the best one. We do all of that what you're saying, so I guess we've got it quite well. The shoot has a lot to say to make the editing easier. And oh, dragging the folders directly into the video editing software was a really good tip! But video editing can be a lot of fun, that is the creating process, which can also be funny :-)
Awesome!!!
pls make a video about the best ways of lighting for youtube
Shooting one this week!
Thanks a ton justin..
You're welcome, have a great day 👍 - Hazel, PV Team
Awesome video, Justin!!
Thank you! Glad you liked it 😃👍
Justin Brown - Primal Video I would also like to see a video on how to add extra features in your editing
Hi! Soon I well start a UA-cam Chanel soo do you have some tips about free editor software I can use???
GAME TIME davinci resolve
Thanks!!!
There's a work I'm doing for someone. It was taken in one take, filled with mistakes, noise in the audio etc. How can I speed up my editing in this type of video? Can I even edit fast with this?
The videos are as long as 15-18 minutes.
Have you ever done a video on Premiere Pro keyboard shortcuts?
Not just on keyboard shortcuts but we mention them alot. It's something that can definitely speed up your editing in my opinion.
It's worth looking in Help and seeing what you can do with them.
Hey Justin can you make a tutorial for Final Cut Pro or Adobe Premiere Pro??? It would be really appreciated if you did!😊
You are awesome 👍🏼
Thanks, cheers!
I was thinking of creating a UA-cam channel basically for reacting to music and music videos. Which free software should i use to edit my videos and that will allow me to have like the the little screen showing the music video that i'll be reacting to??
Love these updates tips Justin! Definitely going to try out tip #6 as I have used previous video clips as b roll in subsequent vlogs.
Your precious tips video saved me so much time when I was learning to edit. Particularly the tips on how to cut editing time by thinking ahead while you are filming 👍🌟
Thanks Mel! It's awesome to watch the growth on your channel - stick with it, it gets easier :)
Hi from Holland, can you make a Davinci Resolve in-depth tutorial?
Good video but for me there's a lot of stuff I just don't do at all lol. I rather keep it simple. Also I do all my editing in one take. If you would need to come back later to refine or add text than it would take you way longer because you would have to find all those points again and rewatch it wouldn't you? Maybe it depends on the content. I film my hands while crafting and within an hour video there aren't very clear blocks that I can recognise easily. So to find a certain point in my video is really time consuming. If I record shorter clips and then attach them together, it's somewhat easier.
Watching the cricket indeed. No need for that buddy 😂
I just watched 4 days of Yorkshire Vs Surrey from Scarborough (Scarbados) and thoroughly enjoyed it ☺️ Even if the stream dropped out 10 minutes from the end, as Surrey closed in for the win and their fans flooded in and the YCCC stream couldn't handle the 10 extra viewers.
My brain has a hard time editing backwards 😅😂
Quick question...did you use a green screen for this video or is it a natural background?
It's real 😀
WOW! Thank you!!!
No problem! Hope it helps 😀