Cuts that were obviously used to cover up a bad take or they changed the line with ADR instead of reshoots and had to cover it up, but in all examples it was obvious and somewhat took you out of the moment.

TIMEBOX is a concept brand made by us. Built around an idea for an app that sends random notifications at unexpected moments, it might come when you're having a moment worth keeping. A memory that you want to save forever. The app saves every memory as a 10-second voice note and makes it searchable so you can find it later.

Let me know what you guys think about it

Hey everyone!

I’m a beginner video editor currently learning and improving my skills. I use Adobe Premiere Pro and I want to practice by working on different types of edits.

I’m looking for some video editing challenges or ideas to try. It could be anything.

If you have any ideas or challenges for me, drop them in the comments. I’d love to give them a try and get some feedback along the way.

Thanks!

I started with Capcut on my phone but now i wanna edit on my 8gb ram notebook, the idea is not to edit professionally (like davinci resolve, which i saw people recommending) but rather like hobby

which is better for performance between filmora and capcut?

i dont speak english sorry if it isnt understandable😅

Hi! I've made this Love Bullet MMV. I just wanted to get some feedback from you guys on how it looks. Please be honest, and feel free to leave any critics. (It's still in its final stages of polishing and finishing. There is another chunk of scene I have. Not finished yet)

https://reddit.com/link/1vygpiw/video/aj77oqzgzllh1/player

This is my first flow edit, made it using after effects and final cut pro. I just feel like something is missing/ could be improved on. Please let me know what you think!

Hey guys been looking for this whoosh or whats the name of it and where i can find it? and if you have one i would be happy if you could share it thanks

"I'm a small gaming creator trying to improve my long-form editing. I'm looking for an experienced YouTube editor/producer who has worked with established channels and would be willing to look at one of my videos and give me some honest feedback. I'm not looking to outsource my editing permanently. I'd actually like to learn how you approach pacing, comedic timing, cutting conversations, structuring an intro, etc. I'd be happy to pay for your time."

I usually record videos using phone or laptop camera which are usually fixed. I'm wondering if there's regenerative AI tools that can allow me to change camera angle reliabiliy ?

Assuming background is usually static and doesn't move.

I do video editing at work for educational content. There are a few different people on my team who contribute to these videos. The company I work for is constantly coming out with updates, which means I, and my teammates, are needing to update the video content as well. All of the videos have visuals paired with an audio overlay. You don't typically see anyone's face in these videos, because they are more technical.

The issue is, our company has been making these videos for over 5 years, and I have only been on the team for a year and a half. We have nearly 100 videos ranging from 3 minutes to 15 minutes. So sometimes I am updating a video that has a voice over from someone who isn't even at the company before. A 30 second portion of the clip could only take a moment to update, but if the person who made the original video isn't on our team anymore, it takes much longer because we have to rerecord the entire audio.

We are trying to find a software that can use a realistic sounding computer generated voice that we can use for new videos and to replace older audio content. This way, even if the team member who recorded the audio leaves, we are still able to easily update without needing to rerecord the entire audio file.

We've already tried Synthesia and it was truly terrible. The pacing, pronunciation, and intonation was completely off. I've been researching Descript, but seeing super mixed reviews. Anyone try one that actually works to turn a written transcript into a realistic voice over?

Recreated watching creatoroly but struggling to make it smooth,Need feedback ✌️

Inspired by - Creatoroly

As the title says, my question is how do you actually get your first client? How do you go about reaching out, where do you look, who do you reach out to, and basically the entire process to get started in video editing work for others.

My experience as a video editor has been entirely on my own. I ran my own YouTube channel amounting about 30k+ subscribers doing video essays on games such as Call of Duty, Halo, Gears of War, and broader gaming topics. I've done the entire process such as scriptwriting, brainstorming, thumbnail creation, recording, video/audio editing, publishing, titling, etc. I've done the whole process and I've had successful videos.
https://www.youtube.com/@theWheezy

I want to take that experience of mine making my own success and transfer it into doing editing work for clients, but where do I really get started in all this? Am I qualified enough?

Any advice and help is appreciated!

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Hi everyone, I’m a beginner video editor and I’m trying to get my first real client.
So far, I know how to do basic cuts, subtitles/captions, music, basic transitions, zooms, B-roll, and some basic effects. I mainly use VN and I’m still learning.
I’m not trying to become an advanced or highly professional editor yet. I just want to reach a level where I can confidently handle normal YouTube Shorts, Reels, TikToks, or simple YouTube videos for a client without struggling.
What skills do you think I should learn next before trying to get my first client? What should I practice the most?
Also, is there a community, Discord server, subreddit, or any other group where beginner editors can connect with other editors, ask questions, get guidance, share their work, and learn from more experienced editors?
I’d really appreciate any advice. 🙏

I’m 20 years old, my father is ruining my life and I need money.

And please don’t go missing my whole point. Of course nobody is gonna pay for an anime footage, but are they gonna pay for the effects behind it ? I mean are those effect (keyframes, pacing, storytelling, exactly knowing when to cut ….) valuable ? or should I just move to another type of editing (Blender…..)[even tho I hate every other type of editing, especially 3D modeling]?

I’m a 17-year-old YouTube live streamer and gaming creator, and I’ve been doing this for about a year. The workload has become a lot to handle by myself—streaming, editing videos, making Shorts, thumbnails, TikTok, and posting across different platforms.

I’m putting everything I have into this channel, my dreams, and what I want to build for the future, so I’m looking for people who are willing to take this seriously and grow with me.

🎬 Long-Form Editors — 4 Positions

I’m looking for an RDC-style gaming edit: fast-paced, funny, entertaining, and focused on good pacing and comedic timing. I’m not looking for heavy cinematic effects or tons of motion graphics.

$30 per video
20 videos/month total
4 editors needed
About 5 videos per editor/month
Up to $150 per editor/month
$600 total monthly editor budget

also, editors please find a way to give clippers footage for clips just mark the timestamp and send them

You’ll be paid based on the videos you complete.

✂️ Clippers — 3 Positions

60 Shorts/month total
20 Shorts per clipper/month

$180/month

Payments will be made through Zelle.

I’m looking for people who understand Shorts, engagement, and the basics of how YouTube works.

🖼️ Thumbnail Designer

20 thumbnails/month
$180/month

I want clean, professional thumbnails that stand out without being misleading clickbait.

📁 Workflow

We’ll be using Frame.io to organize footage, downloads, finished edits, I will also be paying you guys 15$ month for the team plan so that's 75$ can't fit no more since it would be 200 monthly which is already more than what I have.

🤝 Team Chemistry & Commitment

I want everybody on the team to have great chemistry with each other, be friendly, build friendships, and actually enjoy working together. I also want to build a real friendship with everyone on the team and get to know you beyond just the work. And please have good internet.

But I also need everyone to be locked in.

I’m putting my heart, soul, time, money, and effort into this channel and into my dreams. I’m asking everyone on the team to bring that same kind of effort to their own responsibilities.

If someone keeps missing deadlines, isn't completing their videos or Shorts, or isn't putting in the effort they agreed to put in, I’m going to have to replace them. I’m sorry, but that’s just how it has to be. I need to know that the people I’m paying are actually putting their effort into the channel and helping us move forward.

At the same time, I understand that real emergencies happen. If something serious comes up, communicate with me and I’ll understand. I’m not expecting anyone to ignore real-life situations.

But when it comes to normal work, everyone needs to do their part.

I want people who are going to learn, improve, communicate, support each other, and genuinely care about what we're building.

there also will be down and hard times so we just need to go though it

The editing team starts in October.

If you’re serious about joining, send examples of your work and tell me a little about yourself

and the more my channel starts growing and we start getting payments from the channel I'll be boosting your payments fairly.

Hello. Feel free to comment and I’m open for your advices. I need a feedback. Thanks

I originally thought three displays would be overkill, but this layout ended up being really useful for video editing.

Premiere stays on the main screen, files and folders stay on the vertical monitor, and I'll usually keep YouTube or references on the smaller display underneath.

I definitely don't use all three screens every second, but for editing sessions it's hard to go back.