5 Tips to Edit FASTER! | Wondershare Filmora Tutorial

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Time is valuable for video creators, and we’re always looking for ways to save time when editing videos! In video production, editing is one of the most important stages as it brings your initial idea to life, but when you have hundreds of files, it can be overwhelming and time-consuming! To make the process more fun and efficient, we're going to share 5 tips to speed up your video editing in Filmora.

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OMG! This is going to save me a ton of time! I had no idea you could make folders for your media or add notes for editing in later steps. JJ thank you so much!!

ValenaDriggersAirOpportunity

When returning home from filming, I immediately transfer all footage to my laptop then into a Filmora project. I leave it running while I do other things or while I sleep so the proxy files create. Then when I edit on a later date, I can just jump straight into it. This is great if you pre film and have 200 shots per video. You don't have to waste time each time before editing waiting for proxies.

Regarding the last point, when I was a beginner, I edited in stages, but once experienced, I can do everything at once except colour correction and graphics, I normally do that last

davidostrowski

will get it. Just don't get burnt out. Whenever you need a break, take one.

mohamedsaid

What a relief!! I had no idea you could make keyboard shortcuts.. working on a laptop can get really frustrating really fast with the trackpad. Genius!

mikaelahtee

The fourth and fifth tip seem extremely useful. It takes me like 4 hours to edit a 25 minute video. I normally edit everything all at once, that includes cropping and zooming, sound effects, and music until I reach the end of the full clip. I think editing in stages will make everything more manageable and less time consuming👍🏽

TokyoSaga

Thank you saved me a lot of time trying to browse videos for an actual working one

anhmaukiengiang

Great tips! Never thought of creating folders or proxies to help ease the pain.

TEENDOL

@Wondershare Filmora Video Editor
Thanks for this tutorial - it's really helpful!
Let me share my tip:
my workflow has been greatly improved since I engaged a midi controller to trigger keyboard shortcuts. I am working on a Mac and using the old Panorama P1 midi controller. The mapping is done using the CommndPost application. My main rules and the most frequently used shortcuts are:
* Set In point
* Set Out point
* add a clip to the timeline (Overwrite)
* copy / paste effects
* zoom in / out
* go to / next previous marker.
* play / stop
* trim start / end to playhead
* change speed and duration

All these functions are mapped to the physical buttons on the midi controller.
Of course, I'm still using some shortcuts on the laptop keyboard.
Now editing, especially pre-selecting and cutting parts of source clips from gopro has become very smooth and easy.
@FilmoraWondershare

tlo

I know tNice tutorials is an old video but I’m new and thank god I finally found you . Thank you for such an amazing and helpful video ❤️

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I always like your smiling and your energy level...and one more thing.. really video is extremely helpful

netking

This may have been the most useful video I have seen yet. Thank You so much

JeffBetsch

Good video especially about making notes on the markers which I did not know! Question: Could you give a more detailed video on how to do a workflow please? Keep up the good work.

luongvuong