How I would learn video editing if I had to start over..

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In today's video I talk about the things I'd focus on if I had to start over video editing from scratch. Hope you like it, cheers!

Thank you for the support & thanks for watching.
VINCE

[vinceopra]

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[futurismaai-xtqk]

1. start with one platform - i will master capcut
2. emulate editor style - choose a style and master it
3. join community - you can exchange assets or figure out the answer from that community
4. stay consistent

[DPLLP]

I am not interested in making money from it, I just want to make good videos

[pinoy.podcast]

You're one of the people made possible for me to learn video editing fast. Thank you always Vince

[WhySoLoud]

All great tips. May I add: Get a youTube channel and upload your edits and effects works. And don't worry about getting clients right away. The worst thing you can do is to get a paying client who wants their show turned around quick and you're stumped with suddenly finding your footage off-line, or lost audio, or needing to color grade the footage or getting your track keys to work. Get the basics down. There is no "learning on the job" with a client wanting their project done now.

[gastronomee_]

new channel here - just started two months ago - and this world is a beast. so grateful that channels and videos like this exist - thank you so much! it's not an easy journey, but this guidance makes it so much easier.

[dwightWSmith]

Come next week, I retire from my 25 year career as a Java programmer, which was my 3rd career. I taught myself Java. Then I plan on making video editing with Premier Pro my retirement gig.

[gingerbreadzak]

00:41 🖥 As a beginner in video editing, choose one editing platform and focus on mastering it before trying others.
02:35 🎬 Analyze and dissect the editing styles of your favorite editors to learn different techniques and elements.
03:31 🤝 Join an editing community for feedback, tips, and collaboration to accelerate your learning process.
04:42 ⏰ Stay consistent with your editing practice to avoid skill regression and hasten your improvement.
05:50 🧘 Be patient with your progress, avoid unrealistic expectations, and focus on continuous improvement over time.

[robielitobonso]

more content like this Vince, i’m so glad we have a mentor whose willing to educate my fellow editors

[littlecloud]

I'm a Small time YouTuber and I make my own videos and editing and I just started following this guy and I feel like he can guide me to my fullest potential

[Project_Seicho]

this is really well put together brotha!

[robertgriffin]

Some really great tips man. Thanks, I want to start video editing

[mohamedsahraj]

Great, thank you very much for teaching us about editing.

[Brave_Ambition]

thank you for this advice. really big help for me

[KarimFakih-wwzd]

Respect for making this video, I really appreciate the tips you gave G. Thank you

[lizford]

Input vs output was a wise statement. I enjoyed your video. Thanks for the five tips

[TucAdventures]

I just recently started the switch from Premiere to Davinci. I got worried at the start of the video because I saw your point. You want to have a good understanding of one program before switching. After I thought about it you actually installed some confidence in me...I feel I definitely have a solid base with Premiere. I love grading in premiere and it makes so much more sense to me...but like I said I'm very thankful I have my Premiere base. Keep it up my dude!

[DplerMedia]

Thanks for these great tips! I just joined the discord community.

[KFUnreal]

That’s a good tip my friend for people who wanna start, I began in filmora and now I’m editing in davinci

[sherules]

Yeah I've just joined your community 😌👍🏾✨✌🏾😀😀. Thanks Vince