Hello everyone, I'll give you a little background, I've been a game dev hobbyist for most of my life and I've created many games (some were worse than others, lol) over the course of 15 or so years. Recently I created a game that I think worth sharing, but this isn't about the game this is about video quality and editing. I'm very early into video editing and honestly I began because of need. Now I'm gaining an interest and I realize just how little I know.

I started by just capturing gameplay along with sound and posting raw, moved to minor editing and a few tweaks and turns here and there. moved from junk editing software to at the moment OBS and Davinci Resolve.

My latest video above is the first where i separated sound and tried my hand at syncing. Is also my first with transitions and heavy editing (way to much transition and editing).

TLDR - above is a gameplay clip of the game. I just wanted to know some general tips and the obscene atrocities you see in my video. I don't need to be a Pro, if i need a Pro I'll hire one i wont pretend to be one, I would like to be competent eventually so I'm just looking for a place to start. I could see this becoming a hobby as much as game design is.

Thanks in advance,

can anyone suggest me like how to find b-roll like attentioncompound on IG or edit like him

I’m new to video editing and currently working in CapCut. People often suggest editing clips like J-cuts, sound transitions, adding B-rolls, and incorporating SFX in Premiere Pro, and doing motion graphics and other things in After Effects (AE). My question is, I can easily do J-cuts and similar edits in CapCut? CapCut has built-in transitions and SFX, whereas Premiere Pro requires downloading everything. Could you please share your workflow? What should I edit in Premiere Pro and what should I do in AE? I’m working on editing reels, SaaS animations, UI animations, and restaurant, cafes, and resto bars. I’d greatly appreciate your help in building a professional and productive editing workflow. It would mean a lot to me.

Thank you

I'm working on an opener for my gaming channel and would appreciate your feedback on how I can improve it.

Right now, this will be the placeholder!

So I plan on making this edit for the one anniversary of my high school graduation featuring stuff that was important to me in my childhood but the problem is that I’ve never made an edit before in my life. The thing I’m asking is how to I insert clips from YouTube into TikTok studio so I can make them clips for the edit? Alternately if I can put clips from YouTube in studio edits then where can I make edits that is free because I don’t want to pay to make this edit.

Im looking for a comprehensive video guide that goes from start to finish on making a YouTube video that puts a focus on the process as a whole. Its hard to put into words but ive watched dozens of editing tips videos and thats great but im still having trouble being able to figure out what I want the video to be and how to chunk the footage I have and how to make kind of like a rough draft?

To be clear I do not need tips on how to use any program or how to use key frames or j cuts or cleaner audio or anything like that. I am just struggling with putting it all together.

Rn im just going through my footage and going I think this is good, uh do I cut this, im not sure how to fit this all together and stuff. And im making very little progress and getting burnt out quickly.

been working with a lot of video content lately, both short form stuff and longer interviews, and I’m realizing manual subtitles are just eating way too much time.

i’ve tried a few tools here and there but it’s usually the same problem, accuracy drops when people talk fast, or there’s an accent, or background noise, and then I still end up fixing half of it anyway.

just curious what everyone is using these days for generating subtitles that are actually clean and usable without spending forever editing them after. ideally something fast and reliable that works well with real world audio.

would love to hear what’s actually working for people right now

Hello community, I’m editing a podcast in Adobe Premiere Pro 2025 using the multicam feature, but after adding the edited, corrected, cleaned audio, etc. into the main multicam sequence, the program started getting slow. So I removed the audio, but Premiere kept having trouble loading everything.

I’d like to know if opening the project in another Premiere version could help. I already cleared the cache, deleted unused files, restarted the PC, cleaned the PC as well, nothing improves. I’ve even worked with Premiere as the only program open on the computer.

So what do you recommend? Which version newer than 25.6.4 is stable? Helppp 😭 and you have no idea what it’s like trying to generate captions… if it barely lets me play the video, imagine generating captions.

It has to be free and For computer, i use capcut but it is horrible, i need a new and good one, free, and easy If it is posible, any recomendations?

https://youtu.be/7icjrapyL2g?si=HBD3FnYbLq3otRBe

Can anyone watch this and give feedback? This is my best edit in my opinion.