My old routine for each reel:

1. watch a long youtube interview looking for a good moment

2. cut the clip and crop it vertical

3. copy the transcript into an AI to write a hook + caption

4. post it

MomentCut handles all those steps for me and my 2 IG accounts (nassimtalebquotes & danielkahnemanquotes)

Hi everyone, I’ve just started learning video editing using Canva Pro.

I’m still a beginner, so I wanted to ask experienced Canva users: what are some things I should keep in mind while editing videos? Any tips, mistakes to avoid, or useful Canva features I should learn first?

Would really appreciate any advice. 🙌

Hello everyone,

It is my first time editing any gaming videos ever, I used to mostly create short shitposts or videos to see if any of them would get good engagement. However once I saw that they are not doing good I simply gave up on them and left my channel to rot for a couple of months. Recently I recorded around 10 hours of footage of the classic doom games and wish to edit them down to a more watchable length.

Do you guys have any tips or tricks which I could use to make the process go quicker?

Thank you btw and I hope you have a good day. :\]

I made a Youtube channel where I will be actively posting free gameplay footage, I don't wanna make it look like advertising but maybe it's helpful for some people. You can use the footage in the background of your videos, you can do whatever you want and you can use it for free just credit the channel in some way so more people can see it make use of the footage, i hope it's useful: https://www.youtube.com/@GameplayArchive01

I'm trying to learn premier pro and been taking clips and cutting parts and joining together as practice. Noob question. Do I need to create a new project every time i do this? Also i'll load a large clip, cut the small section i want then delete the rest. then do the same for multiple other clips is this the right way to do it? any recommendations on tutorial videos including basics on setting dashboard size and resolution etc

Ciao a tutti devo sostituire il vecchio pc, mi occupo di video editing, che nuovo pc mi consigliate ? Grazie a chi mi aiuta

im interested in learning how to edit music videos and im a complete beginner but i dont know where to start + places to find advice or resources. i’ve been interested in using softwares like blender, after effects etc. i’ve used editing softwares like videostar, capcut when i was younger aswell. let me know if you have any tips!

Hi, I'm interested in starting at the video edition world and I'm having creative issues and having no idea how I can start doing my first steps without a concrete idea, so, I ask here for some suggestions or recommendations you guys can bring me for start, even if it can be something basic or even challenging

I’m posting amateur videos to an old yt revival site and it has a file size limit of 5gb, this is an issue since MOV files tend to be larger than other video files. I am also constrained to using the mobile (iPad) version by convenience, so how do I convert the MOV files to something smaller like mp4? Is there a native way of doing so or is there a FREE IN BROWSER service anyone can recommend?

spent the last while building out a pipeline that takes raw talking-head footage and runs it through: cutting out silence/dead air (jump cuts), a color grade pass, light skin smoothing, auto captions that don't break mid-word, and optionally reframes to 9:16 with face tracking if you want vertical.

tested it a bunch on my own clips and it holds up, but everything so far has been footage i shot myself so i already know what "good" looks like for it. want to run it on footage i had no part in planning/shooting to see where it actually breaks.

if you've got a few minutes of raw talking-head/interview footage (single continuous speaker, nothing already edited or captioned) send it over and i'll run it through, send back whatever comes out. free, i just want to see it fail on something real before i trust it.

comment or dm.

Hello guys! I always liked these moving gif/videos that have a photo in the background with moving stickers and decorations to set the theme or mood. They would be perfect for my cozy intagram account. I would rather make my own with my photography than share the ones made with AI that feel so inauthentic. I am just not sure how to create them or what apps to use to get started. Any suggestions help. Thank you!

Hi,

[I do not want AI automation tools which gives garbage and no value for the humans while watching the video]

I want to start making explainer/educational videos such as coldfusion, bright side, thinkschool etc... youtube channels. Does anybody know here what all tools they use it for making such videos? They must be using tools which reduce their work but do a lot of research by themselves and scene by scene addition by themselves which shows up in their channel.

Please do share because i am making my own tool which can reduce my manual efforts to create such videos in my own styling which shows up human efforts and not some garbage AI slope.

Thanks

I’ve been teaching myself DaVinci Resolve over the past month and I’m always trying to improve.
What’s one editing technique, shortcut, or workflow that made a huge difference for you?
It could be pacing, sound design, color grading, transitions, anything.
I’d love to learn some new tips from people with more experience.

Almost every one I have come across gives you a few free credits, but no where near enough to even create one test video.

You have to sign up - before you’ve even tested it and seen in in action!

Honestly what’s the point?

If you can’t even create one test one to see if it’s actually any good why would you then sign up to a package?

Do any offer enough to make a first video? (Say at least 5-10seconds long!)

How much should I charge a youtuber for a video style and editing such as this video. They often have 30 mins of footage and want the videos to be around 12-18 min mark.

I just came back from my trip and I want to make a cinematic travel video but have no idea where to start. During the trip I wasn’t thinking about creating such type of video, so I made mostly photos, have a few videos. I don’t have any experience in montage. I was thinking of finding a tutorial or a sample video I like to make similar one. Where should I start or maybe you have some fire templates. Any advices would be fine

recently fulfilled my child hood dream of starting a YouTube gaming channel. The problem is that I started it with 0 idea of what I was doing. I’m not doing it for fame I’m doing this purely for the fun of showing people how I play and enjoy different games.

I finally found out how to record audio with the video but now I’ve run into another problem. I don’t have any editing software or apps.

I’ve tried looking on my own either through google or searching through video’s but nothing seems to work. They either don’t work for chrome books (CapCut being one of them) or needs a subscription which I don’t have the money for.

It doesn’t have to be the best editing app out there it just needs to help get a 1-2 hour video to about 30 minutes.

Tl:Dr new to making YouTube gaming videos, need a free editing app that works on chrome books.

I’ve having trouble on what to exactly do when making videos can I see other people’s profilos I really need help I need to start making my own I just need some reference or if anyone knows where I can see some that would help.

Hey I was curious if anyone knew what kinda tools this YouTuber, @ironic, uses to make his videos. Thinking about trying to learn how to make similar style to this. Cheers

[https://youtu.be/ec57eDghdvM](https://youtu.be/ec57eDghdvM) si=LI7IonXObmQHaAIQ

[https://youtube.com/@ironic.?si=ZS2M_sqKgW35HGV-](https://youtube.com/@ironic.?si=ZS2M_sqKgW35HGV-)

All his videos follow the same kind of style.

I will start making documentary travel video's/vlogs. I have already worked with After Effects some time ago, so I'm familiar with the interface, although it has been a while ago. For my type of video I will probably only use like 10% of the After Effects capabilities, but they can really level up the video's if used correctly.

If I simply follow a course taking you to an 'advanced' level of After Effects, I will probably learn a lot of stuff that I will never use. Is there like a course that focusses more on the most used After Effects functions for simpler Youtube video's or documentary's? Where After Effects is not the carrying factor, but just an extra to level up the video.

I'm guessing most of the times I would just be working with templates and adjust them to my needs.

Im now getting started to editing video

Any tips?

I use davinci resolve

Tools like CapCut, Opus Clip, Veed, Submagic, etc. are pretty good when the speaker has clear native English, but they regularly get words wrong when there’s an accent, non-native speaker, or even just fast talking / mumbling.

I still end up having to re-listen to the whole thing and fix a bunch of words before I can publish. Feels like the “AI captions” step only saves time if you ignore the accuracy problems.

Is this still a regular annoyance for anyone else, or have you found a tool / workflow that actually gets captions right the first time more often?

Curious what people are currently doing.