DEEP DIVE: Editing a Mountain Bike Film

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[dflyer]

Dude, you're a flippin' creative genius! Super cool to get detailed insight into your creative process!

[camillahyllebergphotography]

Scott, this is one of a heck of a break down of the project. So cool to hear all of your thoughts on the filming, editing, connection the trail, transitions shots etc and the sound design. Looking forward the the next DEEP DIVE.
And by the way, our Timelines looks pretty familiar. Clean and structured. "Ordning muss sein" as the say in Germany :-)
Thanks for sharing, dude!

[popritkinphoto]

this channel is by far the best i founded in a long time! so helpful for people that have concerns about how to make a high quality video! thanks for this and more. keep it up!

[nilsedfast]

Thanks for the video! It is pure gold for us trying to get in to shooting and editing MTB videos.

[MagneticMTB]

Masterclass level Scott. Thank you SO much. I got a lot out of this, was planning on having it on in the background as I made breakfast and ended up grabbing a cup of coffee and sitting down to watch the whole thing. Many useful nuggets of info. Im very new to all of this, so my biggest takeaways from this and some of your other behind the scenes is how much you are totally chill and ok with going out a whole day and not getting what you intended. I know you spent all day(s) on that cable cam shot, and then totally being 100% ok with not using it in the final. I would get into a ‘sunk cost fallacy’ mindset, where its like. “I’m using this no matter what damnit!”, so I’m inspired by your patience and confidence in seeing everything as a learning oppurtunity. Thanks Scott, Inspired in California. :-)

[lettochfilms]

Fabulous explanation. Thank you. Inspiring.

[bigshedstudios]

Awesome. So great to be able to watch your workflow and thinking/planning of this edit. I have learned heaps.

[RockstarCinema]

I don’t normally like long form videos like this but I did enjoy this one ☝️ so much info and intriguing how you put it together

[TravelTourTaste]

Hello Scott. we are well and we hope you're well also. thanks for sharing this we are forever trying to learn. we hope to be as great as you when it comes to editing. very well done .it must take you hours and hours to become this great Love and Light Sarah and Glenn

[MySensationblack]

AWESOME! Video - i love your work so much!

[dimitrithomas]

Awesome video and explanation! Thanks!

[Ollierastall]

So useful to understand the structure and how it comes together. I love riding in the forests and love shooting video so this just plays right into my hands. Nice to watch a pro use Premiere as this is such a massive learning curve

[nicoloalbasini]

Great video, I love to get some extra infomation about how you got it done. Also thanks for answering my instagram question! Good job as always, keep it coming!

[lukenelsonfilms]

This is super informative as well as inspiring, thanks for the inspiration!

[andreschwerdel]

Great, really enjoyed this one.
Super interesting and I'm already hyped to test out a few techniques really soon!

[RyRyMohr]

This is awesome!! What part of the PNW you be in??

[JTR...]

Like your intro :) Thx for great videos

[camillahyllebergphotography]

Added to Watch List. Need to get some work done first 😂

[asylumDAYS]

How do you insert the image in thé vidéo shot at thé same time?

[MaratAnaev]

Great job man! I've made a Raw edit, uploaded it to my channel, then watched your video, and said to myself "Oh Ok, I have some more work to do there " :)