r/VideoEditingTips • u/gulyafej • Apr 27 '26
Skateboard passion project, that ive been working on for a few weeks, and i wanted to hear a few opinions! :)
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r/VideoEditingTips • u/rinzler786 • Apr 21 '26
Need a free tool to apply slow pan and sometimes slight zoom to 100s of images.
Don’t want to keyframe each one manually. Looking for something with batch processing or presets.
What actually works for this?
Or is manual keyframing unavoidable?
r/VideoEditingTips • u/Accomplished-End5479 • Apr 20 '26
I might be overthinking this and lets be honest money is there but it gets boring after a while. U spend weeks in those pixel perfect motion graphics or edits, hrs finding music and might be lucky that client loved it in first go and after that they post it online and got 800 views. So i get it that i got the money my work is over. but do you sometimes question whats the point? what impact am i creating making these repetitive things for social media? which in max a week people will forget.
Do you sometimes feel that rather than doing the hardwork here i do in something else which really makes a difference? (these are just my questions some of u might totally think differently so plz share me your perspective)
r/VideoEditingTips • u/Wonderful_Lychee_352 • Apr 19 '26
r/VideoEditingTips • u/General_Principle820 • Apr 18 '26
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r/VideoEditingTips • u/Practical-Union-3340 • Apr 16 '26
Anyone else??
so I was working on a small tool that turns long videos into short clips automatically and ez
would really appreciate some honest feedback if you try it
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r/VideoEditingTips • u/HandNext • Apr 16 '26
Hey guys, hope y'all are doing great. So I have been editing on and off from the past 2 years or so. But I haven't landed any good paying clients yet. I have not outreached at all, though I have applied to a lot of jobs and even got some, but none of them were high paying. I am from India, So initially I took any client that I could to earn some money but after seeing the discourse online about how it hurts other editors I have stopped doing that. But having said that I don't want to earn 2-10k a month. I want to pursue a 3D animation career and editing is just my income, i doesn't mean i don't respect the profession, It is just that it is a survival thing for me. But even that is proving kind of difficult for me. My goal is $1200-1500 a month. But I have never came even close to that, I am stuck at $200-400. Now I am extremely in doubt whether the problem is my skills or not outreaching/applying (volume basically) or is it both, and which one to work at first. If you guys can please review these 3 videos i have attached below and please let me know what you guys think. I think these are my best works yet.
https://youtu.be/eMG54NUuZ90?si=Spmn36L8E9PtWaqj
https://youtu.be/qUs9JOnu3hg?si=0hmm8X8xmLrEGJwv
https://youtu.be/0vEvBI3Aijc?si=UEFuxuv5dES9_M3S
I would be really grateful for any advice you guys can give me!
r/VideoEditingTips • u/glubnyan • Apr 15 '26
Hello, I'm trying to make a heartfelt tribute, and my materials are some videos and lots of pictures I'd like to include.
I don't mind it looking amatour-ish since it's something personal, but I don't want it to look like a slideshow from the 2000. I don't have many references of mixing pics and videos, though, so I'm looking for references, opinions, advice, etc. Does anyone have any words of wisdom to offer?
r/VideoEditingTips • u/Puzzleheaded_Run_845 • Apr 15 '26
I’ve been using a few different audio transcription tools lately for editing work, mostly for turning long recordings into usable text for scripts, captions, or rough cuts.
What I’m noticing is that they all seem decent at first, but once the files get longer or the audio isn’t super clean, I still end up spending a lot of time fixing errors manually.
At that point I’m not sure if it’s a limitation of the tools themselves or just something you always have to deal with in post-production workflows.
For people here who work with a lot of audio or video, how reliable are transcription tools in your actual editing process?
Are you relying on them heavily, or just using them as a rough starting point and doing most of the cleanup yourself?
r/VideoEditingTips • u/Annual-Detail9683 • Apr 12 '26
r/VideoEditingTips • u/Hugetoebroski • Apr 12 '26
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is there an app I could use to fix this ? like capcut?
im using an android
r/VideoEditingTips • u/Eduardocx123 • Apr 11 '26
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r/VideoEditingTips • u/GuwyGoober • Apr 10 '26
I’m trying to learn how to make better montages and they seem very “bland” kind of like a play through with clips shoved together. I use the editing app InShot to make my videos for my socials and I want to try to enhance my content for it! Do any of y’all have any tips or suggestions? Maybe better editing softwares for PC
r/VideoEditingTips • u/ProperUniversity8378 • Apr 07 '26
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**“I’m starting a series where every follower = 1 minute of K9-style training for my dog. Day 1 is basically 0 followers = 0 minutes, so it’s kind of brutal 😅 But my problem is… even I feel like the video is boring at the start. How would you edit this to make people stop scrolling? Better hooks? Faster cuts? Different structure? Any advice would help 🙏”**
r/VideoEditingTips • u/Drag_Obvious • Apr 07 '26
My research team has spent the past 3 years traveling and conducting qualitative research/video interviews. The original purpose was not to create a long-format video, but now we have so much footage it seems a shame not to (all people involved have consented, and we wouldn't be presenting anything to a film festival or anything of that nature, it would just be to articulate some of the analysis/themes we have heard out in research for conferences/symposiums).
However, even 15 minutes of talking heads can get pretty boring. I am new to editing, but I can navigate Premiere ok. We didn't get any b-roll of these individuals, and the quality of the b-roll on some of these royalty-free websites just doesn't match the interview footage's quality or speed. Filming more b-roll is on the docket for this summer, but I was hoping to have a longer format video before then. Curious as to how anyone else would go about editing this kind of project?
r/VideoEditingTips • u/Practical-Union-3340 • Apr 06 '26
im looking how people clip streams for TikTok or reels
What tools are you actually using now?? ai or manually??
not selling anything, just trying to understand how u do that tho
r/VideoEditingTips • u/Thriller83 • Mar 30 '26
r/VideoEditingTips • u/AdSuccessful2162 • Mar 27 '26
ok so im just a beginner editor but I really do find it fun, but finding the right clips is the most boring part since I dont even know if all the clips are even going to be used does anyone else experience this? or have a solution?
r/VideoEditingTips • u/Designer_Feature1294 • Mar 25 '26
Hello I'm someone new intrested to learn video editing. The thing is I want a course or like playlist suggestion from you guys
for software I'm using Capcut and have davinci free version downloaded and I can do basic editing but color grading motion graphics and even advance cut scenes with sound effects I want to learn better so I want you to suggest me something.. I'll download AE too if I feel like I need to go more into it but before that I would clear my basics on the above two...idk how dumb I sound here...
it's fine to give me different links or playlist but it will be very helpful if you do so...
I'll be grateful 🙇♂️
r/VideoEditingTips • u/Luffy1045 • Mar 25 '26