The KEY to EDITING a great CINEMATIC SEQUENCE

When we talk about editing cinematic sequences we tend to focus on transitions, color grading, and effects. But the KEY to editing a great cinematic sequence lies in the basic order of the clips. This tutorial covers my workflow for creating a cinematic sequence with flow and purpose. I'm using Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2019, but these concepts and techniques apply to ALL editing software!

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[LukaEsenko]

As a photographer walking into video world, one of the things I struggle the most is sequences and connecting them. This video is short yet so helpful! Thank you!

[tibopn]

As a beginning Videographer and Videoediter making a channel on YouTube trying to figure this stuff out this video is pure gold. You are truly talented thanks bro

[AveryAntonio]

This is exactly the video i was looking for after being stumped editing a really short video that should be easier to put together. What you covered makes so much sense and I’ll be keeping it in mind while editing. Thank you so much!

[amarttyadruba]

i don't usually comment on youtube videos ... but man ... you are the best .... i just learned one secret editing tip from your video .. thanks a lot for that ....

[DevonEk]

Great video! The S sound on your voice is a little harsh in this video I notice maybe a de esser or something would work in post

[sidalinettah]

never in my entire life have i learned something so well put so easy to understand and that actually makes sense ! you are such an inspiration source to me my friend you are actually helping me discovering things i actually enjoy doing .. i wish you the best of the best you are killing it plz keep posting we are here to support you ♥ #bell_squad

[masfiqmridul]

We need more inside informations like this❤️

[DebzLife]

Gosh darn it! Why is it so enjoyable binging on aidins videos?

[charltonc]

Been doing this professionally for 12 years yet I still learn from you! Love your work man!

[titomartinroig]

i always learn so much with your videos aidin! thank you so much

[TiddlyOggy]

I've just started to learn video editing, I don't have a camera etc so I'm using games to learn which clearly limits me on what shots and scenes are available to work with, but that being said, your tutorials are really helpful and are giving me insights that I just haven't found elsewhere which is essential if you're self learning ... So thanks a million and keep them coming

[alternoego]

Great video my dear, you are awesome, i follow you for undestanding the job! Thanks so much for your work!📸

[yuyang]

I watch your videos and then move on and then I keep coming back to them because I need the information. Decided to just hit the subscribe button to find you easily hahaha. Thanks so much Aidin!

[bradandamy]

I learn something new with every video you make - thanks!

[francisgarcia]

Love watching your tutorials. The simplification is just so clear and understandable. Great content man!

[TheAzn]

Holy shit Aidin. I watched this on my TV but had to hop on my phone to write a comment. I’m high as shit and this was such a good video. It explained everything so well and the pictures for frames really really helped. You definitely called me right out by saying new editors will just grab clips in a chronological order and throw music / a transition over it and call it done 😅😂😂😂 I love how you wrote that it’s putting a puzzle together. So much fucking valuable content you provide man. Thank you so much!!!

[GeraldPined]

i learn the rule, wide, medium and close. make sense! thanks!

[theodorejay]

Love that sun shot coming thru the trees even as a still shot 👍

[MacnTeens]

Great points Aidin, it really does make such a difference. 👍

[AlstonPacheco]

I'll be incorporating this into my workflow for sure. Thanks brotha!