I had the raw footage of
@AliAbdaal
video from when he was hiring,
But I came across his tweet quite late.
I had been thinking to make this video for a while,
So, I finally decided to give it a shot.
To capture Ali's editing style and the flow of his videos,
I spent time
A recent Facecam video I edited.
I tried to add 1-2 short animations that look perfect.
This time I almost achieved the quality I was aiming for.
As always roast me in the comments.
So that I can improve 🙃
Another smooth edit for a commentary channel.
I mostly used fusion for this.
What's your thought?
A little feedback will be appreciated.
DM me for inquiries 📩
I used 3D Camera in a recent video
And it looks so smooth
There are two compositions
2nd one starts at 00:33 which is my favorite
Tell me which one you liked the most
I liked the Motion graphics of
@zachpogrob
videos.
So I recreated it myself 😏.
Creating these animations brings me immense joy.
It took me 7-8 hours of deep work.(No distractions)
Like❤️ and retweet ♻️
The project file is in the comments.
I've wanted to make this video for quite a long time
But I wasn't feeling confident in After Effects
So I decided to complete the basics of after effects in 2 days
And then, FINALLY made this
Like 🩷🩷 & Retweet ♻️
The project file is in the Comments.
High-quality animations can make your video great
I’ve created several animations throughout my editing journey
Here are 5 tips that helped me get better at it.
Sound designing can make or break a video
But finding the right structure to follow is hard
Here is the most effective 7 steps formula for sound designing
(nobody will share u these hidden techniques)
My recent high-paced edited video.
It was fun to play with keyframes and motion graphics.
This time I didn't ignore sound design too.
A little feedback would be appreciated. Tell me where I can improve.
Investing in a good laptop/pc is the best decision you can make as a video editor
I don't how I was able to edit in after effects with gtx1650
Now it's so much fun to edit on Rtx3070ti
Finally, I completed my first edit.
The audio and idea are not mine,
But I edited the whole video.
Keyframes and Animation took a really long time.
A little feedback would be appreciated.
@GuptaSayujya
@EditMantu
@rublychan
@theamanrath
BEFORE - Only Audio
AFTER - This....
Good storyboarding makes your video look more Professional
Take inspiration from channels with the best storyboarding
1. Athletic Interest
2. Vox
3. Think school
4. Aevy Tv
5. Big Company
6. Johnny Harris
7. Soch by Mohak Mangal
8. RealLifeLore
9. Moon
10. Add your Fav👇
Recent video I edited
I tried to add animations only when it seems necessary
If you want to see seomething in every 2 sec than this video is not for you
Assignment 1 | Week 2 - Cohort 4
@AevyTv
@Papaocus
@techinmartin
I recreated the intro of Varun Mayya's Indus Valley video in 18 hours
The original video is made by
@techinmartin
Assignment | AevytTv | Week 2 | Cohort - 4
@Papaocus
@AevyTv
I know the idea is the main part which is not mine
I edited it just for practice
My version 👇
Sound Design is not only about SFX and Music
It's much more
It's also about
•Climax
•Atmosphere
•Movements
•Exaggerations
Should I Make a proper thread on it by sharing all my learnings about it
1. Finzar
You don't have fancy B-rolls
Animate images and elements with the right sound effects
See how he adds funny vibes every few seconds.
This guy has proven you can make any edits with literally anything
@finzarYT
makes the best use of green screen
See his creativity
Making animations is really fun.
There is a reason why top channels like Vox,
Johnny Harris, and Iman Gadzhi use animations.
Ignoring animations means ignoring audience retention.
A cute animation I made.
It took me hours to edit a fast pacing short.
Editing didn't take time.
Idea did.
I found an unedited short, so I took the audio and edited it.
It is my first short but I gave my 100%.
It will take you only 2 sec to give feedback.
Tell me what I can improve.
3. Hiller smith
If you are not watching his podcast channel you are missing a lot.
He is the editor of Logan Paul for years.
You will learn the psychology behind great edits.
There are episodes on his channel with editors of the biggest YT Channels
See how he engages you 👇
6. n8wealth
Not a big YouTuber
But this editing style is all you need to edit 80 percent of the YT videos nowadays.
Even on Twitter, most clients want this style for their faceless YT channel.
He is 17 years old and knows his stuff.
See the pacing of one of his videos. 👇
For the next few months
I will hardly take any clients.
There is a lot of stuff going on
Gonna learn so many new things.
Let's see how it goes 😄
Wish me luck 🤞
2. MagnatesMedia
The best example of visual storytelling.
With the help of a 3d world, he makes the viewer feel the video.
His way of connecting every clip to one another with transitions is mind-blowing.
Like movies, his videos have only 1 or 2 dominant colors.
See this 👇
People ignore free pieces of advice but I hope you don't.
I refused to take clients and decided to work on some REAL Editing skills
I joined a cohort hosted by
@Papaocus
and
@techinmartin
Here are some different ways to learn editing that no one talks about.
I edited a video for a guy who was teaching how he made $500,000
But when it comes to payment he said "you will get percentage of money I get from leads"
And he never replied after that 😂(I didn't care at that time cause I was just learning and needed a video for practice)
It has always been funny to me that people who are "millionaires" were the ones with the worst pay and management.
Meanwhile "gamers" and "entertainers" paid 3x the rates and were actually the one doing real business lol
Anyone can learn editing in 3 steps:
1. Learning basics from tutorials(remember you will learn 10x faster just by messing around in PRP)
2. Recreating videos
- it's the best way to get an understanding of famous editing style
3rd one is just editing more and more videos
To all the people saying don't learn Iman Gadzi style editing
I was scrolling through YTjobs and most of the samples that creators were providing were of Iman and Alex
I do believe that u should also use your own creativity to make your own style
But if clients want this 🤷🤷
Good communication with your clients helps retain them for the long term.
Here is what you should do -
• Understand their vision through references they share and try to be as clear as possible.
• Ask questions to avoid misunderstandings in the future.
• Give updates
5. James Jani
Another YouTuber with high-quality video editing.
1.66 Million subscribers with only 20 videos.
Watch his one video.
And you will find 100 different ways to apply the same B-roll.
His sound design will make you feel like you are watching a movie.
See this 👇
If you're losing interest in editing, try exploring different styles like VSL, IRL, or documentary.
Finding a niche that excites you can make all the difference.
Don’t force yourself to stick with something that doesn’t inspire you.
There are still 20 days left in June.
What are your goals for this month
Here is mine,
20 Tweets (1 × day)
4-5 Threads (2 × week)
5-10 Video For Practice
And,
Gonna learn many new things about editing.
June is 33% completed...
I am thrilled to announce that I'm joining
@AevyTV
's Video Mastery Cohort 4 hosted by
@techinmartin
&
@PapaOcus
. Very excited for the upcoming journey and to create video content like never before! 📽
Say Hi 👋 if you are gonna be around!
Want to refresh yourself
Okay take a break from your work.
Scroll on social media ❌
Take a break ➼
∙ Walk ✅
∙ Think ✅
∙ Go to gym ✅
∙ Draw ✅
∙ Do whatever you like ✅
But do not waste your time on mobile.
My perfect day as a video editor - content creator:
• Wake cup, coffee
• Edit
• Edit more
• Edit even more
• Time with gf (crucial)
• More freaking editing
• Writing my own content
• Creating a course for editors
It might seem boring
But fulfilling as hell