The 2023 Unofficial Guide to Making TikTok Videos

On this episode of Create. Consume. Repeat. I’ll show you how I shoot and edit all my TikTok content. From my choice of camera, teleprompter, and Final Cut Pro workflow. So let’s go.
DISCLAIMER
While I do work at TikTok the views expressed and shared in this video are mine and mine alone and in no way represent those of TikTok. What I’m about to share are techniques and equipment I’ve found useful in the creation of my personal content. I am not paid or sponsored by anyone.
▬ Contents of this video ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬
0:00 - Intro
0:44 - Best Practices
1:55 - Camera Selection
2:50 - Horizontal vs. Vertical
3:15 - Framing + Monitoring
3:40 - Audio Recording
4:13 - Teleprompter
5:01 - Editing on CapCut
5:50 - Final Cut Workflow

[@jotamayo29]

Felicitaciones por el video 👏🏾💘

[@iammikepeterson]

Amazing!! Thank you!!

[@CreateConsumeRepeat]

My pleasure. Glad it helped.

[@braedonpaolini367]

Thank you so much for this video! I personally edit my videos in after affects, but anytime i get the final video to the camera roll on my phone and upload it to TikTok it shows it to 0 people (literally) and wont put it on anyones FYP. It frustrates me as i put many hours into a TikTok, then make a slideshow style TikTok within the app and it gets traction instantly. Do you know of anyway to fix this. is it the way im uploading to TikTok?

[@CreateConsumeRepeat]

My unofficial advice is examine your first frame / first few seconds. Are they the same? Also, are you using the same song? It is a Sound On platform so this play a role in. Creative is subjective.

[@christophers4551]

'PromoSM'

[@CreateConsumeRepeat]

😂😂😂 Sadly, I don’t get paid to make these videos. I’m just a nerd trying to help folks out.