My Vidding Process | Part 2

TIMELINE:
00:00 - introduction
00:15 - fixing the voiceover on the clip in the beginning
01:45 - changing a clip to fit the lyrics better, I discuss lyric matching
05:10 - adjusting the speed of a clip, advanced technique where it starts fast and ends slow
07:50 - I discuss how my editing style has changed
08:30 - I touch on a brightness effect I like to use (but I go more in depth on this later at 39:40)
09:30 - I start finding more clips to add for the "shine like gold" lyric
11:05 - technical advice for Premiere Pro CS6 ("drag video and audio" vs. "drag video only")
11:40 - I discuss an idea about creating an overlay I might use
12:40 - I show you my list of scenes for Jim/Melinda and discuss how to use Google Sheets for this purpose
13:40 - process of trial and error to find the perfect clips to use (this is how I add almost every clip in my videos)
21:15 - I discuss my clip organization process again
21:55 - I discuss lyric matching again in a little more detail
23:15 - technical advice for Premiere Pro CS6 (making a copy of a clip you already have in the timeline)
24:00 - start adding forehead touch parallels
25:40 - answering FallingForFiction's question "How do you follow the beat? And do you have to hit every beat of the song?"
27:05 - I teach you the "flicker" technique you'll see in a lot of videos (a way to hit every beat without actually cutting on every beat)
32:50 - adding forehead touch parallels
36:20 - I discuss how the lighting in shots can parallel
36:55 - rough edit of the difficult intro
38:10 - "dip to black transition" vs. "100%/0% opacity"
39:40 - I teach you two ways to do my favorite brightness effect (where the clip starts out bright and then fades to normal by the end)
42:55 - it's okay to take a break from editing a certain segment and come back to it later
43:50 - I discuss how I remember scenes
44:10 - starting to find scenes to use for the lyric "the sun"
46:00 - conclusion

This got a little long, but in my defense, I'm a slow vidder and even slower when I'm explaining everything as I do it haha - I promise to make a bunch of progress on this before my next tutorial so you don't have to watch ten more tutorials just like this lol

As always, feel free to leave any questions you want me to answer next time in a comment :)

[Lifewithmah]

Thank you for I love jim and Melinda do you know where I can find jim and Melinda scenes

[SWINDISA]

Great video :). Thanks for answering my question--I thought following the beat was a requirement to be a good vidder and I was saving up for a $99 plugin that puts the beats on for you because I never understood the whole marker thing, but you really helped me save some $. Love the rest of the video. The trick where you slowed down clips BLEW MY MIND. I can't wait to try that! Your friend's Anouk's video was great (as always) and it was really helpful because I've used the same song in an old fanvid I made that turned out really choppy because I cut too many clips together and like you said, less is more the way she extended the clips made the story flow better. Thank you so much for taking the time to teach all these techniques