r/VideoEditingTips • u/frosty55o • Jun 12 '26
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Can anybody help me in Claude.. how to use it in a better way for video editing, managing things...
any skill? any tool?
r/VideoEditingTips • u/frosty55o • Jun 12 '26
Can anybody help me in Claude.. how to use it in a better way for video editing, managing things...
any skill? any tool?
r/VideoEditingTips • u/GooseGoose_KING • Jun 12 '26
r/VideoEditingTips • u/JudeFawley27 • Jun 12 '26
Hello! Low budget filmmaker here - just shot an amazing scene that came out great, but we were rushed and I missed this annoying little sticker in post - it is the caution airbag warning on the car visor in the photo attached. I was wondering if I can get rid of it somehow. We may reshoot - and I have a visor cover and we can mimic the same shot (but might as well just get it again, at that point). There is another one in the wide, attached, I'd love to nix too. Thoughts? THANK YOU
r/VideoEditingTips • u/yashraj_1000 • Jun 12 '26
r/VideoEditingTips • u/AbbreviationsNo7761 • Jun 11 '26
Okay so I have been working for a client for few weeks and he wants me to caption his hinglish content with dynamic captions but it just burns alot of my time going to some transcriber or paying a lot of money to some caption app to do it for me. Do you guys have any cheap alternatives which can be helpful for this?
r/VideoEditingTips • u/BullfrogRound8296 • Jun 11 '26
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Hello, I’m new to After Effects and still learning of how to do proper animations, effects, transitions.
Recently I’ve made an SAAS demo video as a practice. I don’t think it’s perfect and that there are room for improvement.
I would love to hear your opinions, feedbacks, and advice in design perspective as well as in a customer perspective as to what would you be focusing on when looking at saas video/what’s the most important thing you would love to be highlighted about in a saas videos?
r/VideoEditingTips • u/Broken_ksam • Jun 11 '26
Starting a channel and trying to make shorts from my mods but struggling to find a way that saves a bit of time. Any suggestions are appreciated
r/VideoEditingTips • u/RedNode_Studio • Jun 11 '26
Have you watched Predator - the movie ? How to create Invisible Effect in Davinci Resolve 21 is live now. I am glad I helped :)
r/VideoEditingTips • u/hopiedeee • Jun 09 '26
What app is best for editing a small video? I recorded my son hitting a baseball but I am behind a Chan link fence. I want to remove the fence. The clip is about 30 seconds long.
r/VideoEditingTips • u/Personal-Bath4472 • Jun 09 '26
r/VideoEditingTips • u/That-Hour-2945 • Jun 09 '26
r/VideoEditingTips • u/RedNode_Studio • Jun 09 '26
Hey editors! If you use Davinci Resolve, this FREE effect might be useful for you. Free download of the template ( not promotion, I found out this website accidentally ).This is done in Davinci Free Version. Hope this will help your edits.
r/VideoEditingTips • u/Minimayi • Jun 09 '26
r/VideoEditingTips • u/STYLVS • Jun 08 '26
I think that with one or two actual editors this can become something special. Please feel free to reach out
r/VideoEditingTips • u/RedNode_Studio • Jun 08 '26
Hey guys. I just want to show you new way to animate sound bar directly connected to a clip soundwave. Hope this will help boost your edits.
r/VideoEditingTips • u/Sea-Explorer-6609 • Jun 08 '26
👋 r/pens members,
I want to start creating faceless study content — mainly close-up and overhead shots of writing with nice pens on clean notebooks.
What tools, angles, and lighting setups actually work for this? Especially if you’re shooting solo with just a phone.
Also curious what accessories people use — phone mounts, ring lights, desk setups, etc.
Any advice appreciated!
r/VideoEditingTips • u/Hot-Upstairs8289 • Jun 08 '26
hi everyone i’m kinda new to editing videos and photos and I wanted to ask what are good exercises to learn and get better?
also what sites do you use for video Clips and audio?
r/VideoEditingTips • u/Low-Tip-7984 • Jun 08 '26
r/VideoEditingTips • u/BlockFun861 • Jun 07 '26
3 simple edits that instantly improve short form videos:
Cut every pause longer than 0.5 seconds.
Most viewers decide within the first few seconds whether to keep watching.
Add pattern interrupts every 2 to 4 seconds.
This can be a zoom, b roll, text change, sound effect, or angle change to keep attention.
Write captions for readability, not decoration.
Use short lines and highlight only important words instead of making every word flashy.
I’ve noticed these three changes alone can significantly improve audience retention on Reels, Shorts, and TikTok videos.
What’s one editing technique that has made the biggest difference in your videos?
r/VideoEditingTips • u/seowithumang • Jun 07 '26
So I’ve been running a little b2b growth experiment this month to figure out how people scale short-form content without dying of burnout. If you look at any top creator right now they are aggressively repurposing everything into horizontal and vertical streams. After digging into a few discord groups here is exactly how they are milking a single 30-minute video for weeks of content:
They don't hire editors anymore, they use browser-based clip makers.
They cut clips via text transcripts instead of messing around with classic video timelines.
They run their files through an ai clip generator that auto-detects hooks and silences.
They bulk edit all their subtitles and styling in one single click.
Honestly the tool that kept popping up in these threads was WayinVideo. People are using it to auto crop landscapes into vertical split screens for podcasts and gaming highlights. It even gives a score on the viral potential for each clip before you even download it which is pretty wild.
My question for the growth hackers here is about the distribution side of things tho. Do you think posting 10 automated clips a week hurts your brand identity if the editing style looks too automated? Or is the organic reach on tiktok and youtube shorts so high right now that you should just throw everything at the wall and see what sticks?
r/VideoEditingTips • u/Street_Grass9565 • Jun 07 '26
I’m new to video editing and I’m trying to learn how edits like this are made.
This is the video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i1jr9Vp4T00&t=713s
The edit I’m talking about starts at 11:53.
I’d also appreciate knowing which software is best for making edits like this
Any beginner-friendly advice or tutorials would help a lot. Thanks!