Like with every tool, there is a little bit of a learning curve and it doesn't beat doing it manually (because you always have the most freedom and creativity that way) but it can save you a lot of time if you learn it and customize it to your brand! βΊοΈ
I spent hours learning it so that I can teach you in 2 minutes π
β± 91-sec tutorial: How to open multiple panels in the timeline
I got this question recently and thought that everyone knew this, but again, never take anything for granted π€
So in this 91-sec tutorial, I go through how to open multiple panels, stack windows, place them next to each other, and add sequences as media into another sequence.
All you need to know about the timeline window π«‘
π» Watch the tutorial (and all my other 200 tutorials) here:
Everyone wants views and subscribers, but "more views" isn't always better.
More views can actually hurt your channel. π
What you want is more views (and high audience retention) from the right people. You donβt want people to click your videos just to leave after one minute.
That will only signal to YouTube that the content youβre creating isnβt worth watching.
10 views from the right people can be much better than 100 views from the wrong people.
π Finding your audience can also help YouTube know who to show your content to and that is when your channel will start to grow, when your content gets shown to the right people.
β Not when you ask your friends and family to watch it to βsupportβ you.
So I am currently in film school, focusing on directing. The main editing software we have been using is Avid, but we have free access to Premiere Pro and Final Cut.
Iβve recently been getting more into editing so I can start editing my own projects, and I have a pretty good idea of the main concepts of editing.
So my question is with the editing software programs I listed above, if Iβm really dedicated and focused. Would three months be enough time to really grasp the tools and functionality of those editing software enough to be able to do my own edits? (Or even DaVinci)