5 Shortcuts To Edit Videos Like A Pro In 12 Minutes

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00:00 - Can you see the difference?
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02:30 - 1. How to leave more time for COOL STUFF
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06:43 - 3. Do animations in SECONDS
08:38 - 4. Professional color with one click
10:10 - 5. Make editing easier by thinking a tiny bit ahead

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Description tags, yo: video editing, graphics, animating, color correction, davinci resolve, youtube editor, final cut pro, adobe premiere

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#Editing #Youtube #ContentCreation

[Senpai]

Dustin's got a ton of tips for you just starting out your content creation journey. We just really wanted to drop some basics today. How did you like them?

[KRXOVRmedia]

Another technique to make editing faster is using clap cues to visually see the good takes in your waveforms. I clap once if a take is bad, twice if it ended perfect, and 3 times if a take is mostly good until the end. I can edit almost entirely without hearing a thing this way.

[FinxOmally]

We like Dustin..
Also the B roll turning into A roll, okay, that was pretty good.

[PhilChandlerArts]

Dustin was awesome! Very thorough in his explanation. Bring on more Dustin! :)

[chrismooney-singh]

Go Dustin! Great presence alongside Harris.

[LordThaddius]

I love these tips. While I "know" most of them, seeing practical usage and getting the reminder to create templates and such is good. And Dustin is great. Harris is great. Y'all are great. Go forth and continue being great.

Great.

[zoonal-gg]

Really like this video. Enjoyed Dustin. Quick hints like this are the best. Even if not used the exact way it gives me ideas to do something I have been planning for a while

[Milkydinho]

Without failure I will always watch a full video from you Harris, happy content creation :)

[JessePhoenix]

Backwards ripple delete is something I hadn't thought about using before, definitely going to be using that going forward!
Would definitely love to see more of Dustin and editing tips =)

[YeetwithSwag]

As someone who always appreciates some editing tips these are great…for people just starting out.

Been craving to learn more ‘intermediate’ techniques and tips and would love if you guys maybe did a 3 part series with this one being beginner, next one slightly more in depth, then a last one for serious editing skills for those wanting to really dive into this craft. And they can all be this length it’s nice to get right to the point and not watch a 30+ minute video. Much love ✌🏻

[Tarapeutic]

I've been trimming down talking videos with Gling (AI) and that's been really helpful for me. You should do a vid on AI video editing tools!

[JStanhouse]

Dustin is awesome! Will have to tell you in a few days if using his hints helped in my next video. Thanks Dustin.

[jadenanjara]

Totally down for more Dustin in here !

[SleevelessMTG]

Need a video on the best way to set up a elgato stream deck mini to help you edit. It makes cutting so much faster, you can even set it up to add default transitions. Also how to color grade webcam footage

[Maveric]

I'm so glad I paid for a bunch of templates previously. I'm only starting to utilize them myself but I like being able to edit pre-made assets if it means making my edits that much faster.

[schiapu]

To add a bit to this, Backwards ripple delete in Davinci Resolve is in Keyboard Customization under Trim > Ripple > Start to playhead

[bluetooth]

0:57 sure the second edit looks more professional but I feel like the second is easier on the eyes. I’m so fatigued from over editing or just super pro editing in every video I watch. I’m starting to feel like less is more. So in my opinion even tho the second edit is “better” I Much rather the first edit.

[bymitchb]

Been video editing professionally since 2020 and this advice is still nice as a reminder/refresher

[OswinGK]

I personally rebound ripple delete to A/D and set cut to S. It helps to keep all the keybinds to the same side of the keyboard and makes the whole cutting process faster.

[ErelicGaming]

Harris I’ve been watching you for years and you’re definitely our stream daddy so please don’t be offended when I say that this was one of my favorite videos on the channel in like a couple of months it just gave us a little insight as well as showed the realistic collaborative exchange Between two brilliant minds. I’m so excited to add some of these tips into my workflow and I really really appreciate you sharing the information about color, grading and especially adding the lots to the full package of the video. You could’ve led with that, but instead just our expectations which is fantastic Thank you very much and great job Dustin I support him on the channel anytime!