The One Editing Tip I WISH I Knew Earlier

First Video I have seen from you Daniel. Amazing tips. I am new to video editing and videography and am always looking for tips and tricks! That's an earned sub from me! Happy to be here!

OMG! That photo-realistic backdrop! What? Where?? Love that! I’ve got those other common ones that look like various surfaces, but never seen that one before!!

Best editing software name

just simple n realllyyyyy good

This has to be the funniest thing I have ever seen, watching you sit there and look into the camera in silence 😂

Which software you use for your video editing?

This tip you just shared is everything, and it means a lot.

Thanks

If you really wanna see it clearly watch some drone footage

Assembly, editing, disturbs the passage of time, interrupts it and
simultaneously gives it something new. The distortion of time can be
a means of giving it rhythmical expression.
Sculpting in time!
But the deliberate joining of shots of uneven time-pressure must
not be introduced casually; it has to come from inner necessity, from
an organic process going on in the material as a whole. The minute
the organic process of the transitions is disturbed, the emphasis of the
editing (which the director wants to hide) starts to obtrude; it is laid
bare, it leaps to the eye.

Incredible.

Nice Bro

are you interested in sharing some raw footage which we can use for practice .🙃

This is what they used to call ‘get in late / get out early.’ Same things apply to screenwriting and movie scenes. Love your content and energy. You are a force of nature.

The same angle used in 3 shots still could be improved imo

Great tip!!! And I do find that even 1 or 2 frames can make a huge difference in the flow of an edit!

hi Daniel i really like your videos, big fan for a long, im asking me how you would do a video of food like seafood o Mediterranean food, i don know cause i feel its so different than a burger for example. regards mate ✌️

beautiful. yeah even a few frames can throw things off.

What frame rate should i be recording in when doing these type of videos and where can i download similar looking transitions?

my whole life is just a one long lingering shot

Loved this tip! I have been noticing this too. I'm not a professional editor but I pursue this as my hobby and I love that my observations/thoughts resonate with your tutorials sometimes. I learn so much from you. Thank you so much Daniel :)

That’s the one thing changed the way I record and edit my reels - CONSTANT MOTION. Really only a few frames here and there, some zoom action and it takes your content to another level. Really good advice!

Can anyone name the music pls?

Bravo! I feel entertained.

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us! 🙏😍

This guy's handheld abilities should be illegal: he's too damn good with it.

Any tip?

Please share video editing app

My dude still pushing out content! 👏👏👏

Hey can you please show us how to make an ad with 50$ in budget..??

🙃cool, I'm gonna try this tip for sure, thank you

Helped a lot, thank you🎉

Great advice dude :-) but be carful of your reflection in the models funky sunglasses ;-)

WOOOW THANKS A LOT!

I was working on this exact thing in my latest video for work.

In the colling glass the camera man reflation 😂😂😂

Good tip for marketing and social media video purposes. But for traditional narrative film making, delayed actions and lingering shots are often story telling devices.

dient u use the 18mm Zeiss batis for the shots?

I thought this was a "no shit" tutorial. Common sense stuff ... but I guess "common sense is not so common."

Pro tip : own good camera 💀

Still waiting for the carousel effect from one of your videos

Thank you for such awesome vids Daniel. I do what I call the "hype sequence" at the top of all my studio tour videos and they're all very much based on your style. However, 3 years in I still see so much space to grow. Rewatching these for fresh inspiration!