How To JUMP CUT Like A PRO! 🎬
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- Опубліковано 23 лип 2024
- Want to learn HOW TO JUMP CUT like a PRO? Today I'm teaching you how I use an advanced jump cut editing technique to learn how to use jump cuts like a pro and take your video's production quality to the next level. I'm using Adobe Premiere Pro as my video editor, but this jump cut editing tutorial can be applied to any video editor! Knowing how to use jump cuts effectively and how to use jump cuts in what I think is the "professional way" has the power to smooth out your footage, polish everything up, and allow for a more natural style of editing. Whether you want to learn how to jump cut in Premiere Pro, how to jump cut in iMovie, how to jump cut on iPhone, how to jump cut in Final Cut, or how to jump cut in Windows Movie maker, this jump cut editing video explaining my jump cut lesson on how to use the jump cut in my "secret way" should take your video edits to the next level! As you watch this jump cut tutorial and become one of the jump cut editors, such as myself, I hope you find this Thursday filmmaking tutorial video helpful!
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What are your thoughts on the “Jump Cut” and will you use this advanced jump cut technique?
I don't mind them...once and awhile. I still try to NOT have them because traditional editor here and I've been trained to NOT use them. I usually cover them or speak in full sentences...THAT said...I think they're okay and sometimes essential on this platform. It's just the amount of them can be distracting i they're used too often in succession.
I mean, why would you jump cut when you can just leave a bunch of unnecessary dead space in your videos?
In all seriousness though, this is a dope idea.
The Hungry Gringo Why would you need jump cuts when you rehearse your material so you can deliver it without much dead space?
Speaking as just a viewer, I'm a fan of it. Memorizing limits the content volume. Impromptu speaking limits its quality. Teleprompters limit speaker engagement with the camera/viewer. As long as the jump cuts occur at the end of a unit of thought (i.e., a grammatical phrase), it's the superior choice.
Cutting out of the dead space and um's/and's is what keeps my video flowing exactly like you do - it makes a huge difference! But, it takes me FOREVER to edit, I wish there was an automatic tool to scan and cut all the dead air
Good point.
There is a software for that
@@Poonaamyadav what is it?
@@simplewrites lmao bro got left on delivered for 8 months
what if you have a show that is heavy on NOT dialog...
Your non-example intro cracked. Me. Up. Thank. You.🤣
No problem!
Thanks for this guide to jump cuts. I did learn to split video at the exact ends of speaking sections, but I think there is something else to be done there between phrases. Cutting out dead space does not mean zero space. You have more spacing between your words when spoken as part of a single sentence than you do over jump cuts. So, after splitting the segments, do another set of cuts in the "dead space". For an example, say you've got three seconds between sections of speaking. Since I can naturally transition from one sentence to the next in about .75 seconds, I'd further split the "dead space" at .75 seconds in, and again .75 before ending. Then keep either one to get a non-wasteful, normal rhythm. And the reason for two cuts now comes into view: end segments with a good outtake (smiling, winking, still, etc.) and begin a good intake (continuous positioning, one inhalation, etc.) habitually. In post, you can choose either one to use -- and come up with new ideas for intakes and outtakes.
Break cuts were bad in filmmaking because it exposed a lack of planning, but youtube videos, etc., are more casual . Because of this alone, jump cuts are more acceptable. Furthermore, since it is often a monologue delivered to a camera, you don't need dramatic, distracting transitions. Transitions are actually distracting. Mind you, I think it is still better to have fewer cuts. A perfect segment would be one continuous delivery, but it's not expected.
Love watching how others process. It helps me see where I can improve. I always use C to switch to the blade and V to switch back to the arrow. Then I can keep my right hand on the mouse. Saves time!
Yes, indeed! I love keyboard shortcuts!
Another shortcut that has worked for me (on PC) is placing the playhead where you want the cut - then pressing Ctrl+K.
@@DanielleNocon or just replace the ctrl + k with the c.
Thanks for sharing. The L-cut is a great idea that I'll definitely be using going forward.
A quick tip to make the process faster: You can click Shift + Ctrl + K instead of constantly having to click the blade tool with your mouse. Then you can use space bar and Shift + right arrow to move along the timeline quickly and efficiently without touching the mouse.
Yup. I actually use a keyboard shortcut for tools as well, but since shortcuts are often very different based on configurations from person to person, I often don't mention keyboard shortcuts for tools. I hope that makes sense! Thanks for sharing yours!
Haha love it man. I was struggling a long time how to do a jump cut. But after watching your video i get the secret. Thanks man keep up the good work. Peace
Happy to hear it!
Thanks from the bottom of my heart ❤️
If i wasn't logged into my brand new channel, YT wouldn't have suggested your video, so I got lucky.
1. Your lighting is damn good
2. You're a great teacher - simple, clear, quick
3. Personally, I love your editing style. Super clean/subtle transition near the end, for example.
Thanks for the kind words! So happy that you found the channel!
Thank you so much. I am actually trying to turn a 15 minute interview into 2 minutes and this is so perfect
Happy to hear it!
Finally found a video to help me with my videos lol thx!!!
I think the jump cut is amazing. It definitely keeps the viewer engaged and is part of the reason your videos got my attention. A huge fan of how you edit
Thanks, Brianna! Glad you like it!
This is game changing for me.. I am a proponent of the jump cut, just haven't been getting really smooth cuts.. Kindly receive my virtual hug, ain't nothing like learning something new and handy
Thank you for the hug! Glad you found the video helpful!
Awesome!
Epic video man, thanks for the info!
Maybe the single best editing-related video I've seen so far. And what comes to editing, yours is SUPERB!
It's was very use ful buddy 👍🏻 tq ❤️
Great, informative video. Many thanks. Looking forward to playing with this technique.
great advice! I'll try to follow this.
Very useful. Thanks!
Happy to help!
Thanks for this!
Thank you for watching!
Love you Content! It's amazing!
Thank you so much!
Great tutorial!
Thank you!
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I found this super helpful, I still sorta hate the jumps in my face of positioning of hands, but the audio is so much better thanks!
It helps soooo much
Hey thanks - that is awesome. That's *exactly* what I wanted to know. Well done!
Thanks man, I just got what have been looking for months. You even make it more simple.
Happy to help, man!
nice tip, thanks
Thanks man. Very helpful.
Happy to help!
Thank you. I always wondered why audio seemed to overlap. It actually does. Neat technique.
Thank you!! I am learning how to use premier pro and I just learn how to cut clips and most importantly how to mix them thanks to this video!!!
I learned a lot. Thank you.
Happy to hear it!
Great video 🙌🏽
Thank you for watching!
Thank you for the video!
Glad it was helpful!
Great video!!!
Thank you for watching!
That's a great explanation for those not yet using this technique or struggling to get it right. Well done.
Thanks for watching!
That is a good idea will try it now, thanks
No problem! Thank you for watching!
This is gold, thank you.
super helpful, thank you
Thank you for watching!
This is super helpful!
Glad I could help!
Nice, just what I needed. Thanks! 🦄
So glad!
I learned something today! Thank you!
Wow! Thank you so much! I had no idea that it was called a jump cut! I’m so happy your video popped up in my recommended!
You saved my life.. really needed this trick
No problem! Thank you for watching!
I loved your video! I recently started using the jump cut and I really enjoy the results!Thank you for this cool tip, I will definitely use it!
Awesome video!
Thank you!
Thanks man!!!
Happy to help!
Thank you very much for your video!
Very informative thanks
Happy to help!
Bro! love this whole vibe! keep inspiring everyone! I've learned something new today!
Thank you for the support!
Perfect!
Great Video! This really helped me out. Ps. the ending was great!
Thank you! Happy to hear it!
Jump cuts are great if they're done well, like yours are. Thanks for sharing because I always wondered how people do that. You're doing great, keep it up!
Thanks so much, MsA!
to me personally the way i love to view this is split and remove the content you dont want in your content. thanks for this vid it helped me get a better understanding of what the jump cut is. This is my preferred editing method split and remove what i dont want in my content. Thanks full heartedly
really helpful video!!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much BMAC. This technique is very useful.
Happy to hear it!
This was so so helpful. Nice one man! 👌
Thanks! Glad you liked it!
Thank you for this technique! And the transition at 02:03 was fire!
Thank you for watching!
Thank you so much! Good video!
Great video. I learned something new. Thanks.
Happy to help!
You are very good at teaching and explaining, thanks a lot!
Thank you for watching!
I love a good jump cut!
You and me both!
Nice1 dude, thanks for puttin this up
No problem! Thanks for watching!
Thanks for rhe help mate. Am leadning to edit my videos and these rips were cery useful!
Glad I could help!
very clean advise Thank You!
Thank you for this!
Ohhh Epic! Thank you. I have watched like 20 other videos on actually how to do this and they all just sell transactions packs or just teach how to use the blade tool. Legend! thank you. I have been trying to make my cuts more "smooth" and this will help with some of them. Thank you!
Glad I could help! Thank you for watching!
This is THE MOST WONDERFUL TUTORIAL I'VE EVER SEEN. PERIOD
Happy to hear it! Thank you!
Thanks! Simple and straight to the point! By the way, what kind of camera are you using in this video?
nice! thanks for sharing!
Hey!
Great Video!
But i just wanted to know if we use constant power instead of this one, what kinda difference does it make??
I enjoyed your video.😊
Thank you for watching!
Thanks for the technique ;)
Thanks! Awesome Example, Great Work!
Thank you!
Thank you !!!
Solid video and editing strategy my man!
Thank you!
thank you thank you!!!
Thank you for watching!
Thanks!
No problem!
New subscriber alert! Thank you, good sir.
Thank you for watching! Welcome to the channel!
Great overview! I really look forward to the day I can edit fast and pro :D
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!
Just the video I needed. Thanks.
Happy to hear it!
So simple yet so impactful. Thanks bro!
Happy to help!
Thanks it is helpful
Happy to hear it!
Wowww I love you channel!11 I’m so inspired to ,see cool edits I am a smart up UA-cam and excited to make professional and cool edits
well done my man
Thank you for watching!
it helps so much
Happy to hear it!
This was perfect!! Thank you for a great tutorial!! I just started my Channel "The Way with Susan" and was encouraged to learn about jump cuts!! Your the best! Thank you!!
Thanks for your secrets. It's just so good.
Thanks for the tips, i will try this out in my very next clip :P. Keep grinding!
Happy to hear it, Confuseddd!
thanks love from Nepal
LOVED THE VIDEO THANK YOU SOO MUCH
No problem! Thank you for watching!
One thing I learned the hard way when cutting a documentary. When using jumpcuts to get to highlights in something like a speech, if the camera guy moved the camera, make sure to try and line up the position of the person in frame. (Low opacity to compare shots helps) If the person moves too much, the cut sticks out like a sore thumb.
Sounds obvious, but until now, I never noticed.
EXCELLENT video! You won my like and subscribe.
Thank you! Welcome to the channel!
Woowww so helpful!!!
Thank you for watching!
Great tutorial, very precise. 👍
Thank you! Thank you for watching!
Nice vid
Awesome video. I just learned about the jump cut technique by name only so this video helped me understand how to do it (like a pro). I am looking to start my own channel so I’m picking up video editing tricks since I’m not a film maker by profession. Thanks for this 👍
Happy to help! Thanks for watching and commenting, Stephen!
thanks bro for this helpful tutorial
Happy to help!
The only useful jump cut video I found!💕
Subbed!
Happy to help! Welcome to the channel!
@@itstheBMAC I'm starting up my channel pretty soon. So I'm getting all the useful info I can get to make the best videos I can. Wish me luck! Love your videos.
Beautiful! Thank you so much. Hello from locked-down London. Great times to edit heh!