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Good edits aren’t just cutting to the beat rhymically. They’re attention grabbing for sure. But more often than not, if you “notice” an edit, something went wrong. So today I’m breaking down my method of how I “hide” my cuts.
What part of the editing process should we get in to next? Or any part of the creation process lmk! ⬇️
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Happy creating 🫡
Transcript
Most people think good editing is just cutting to a best. Rhythmic sync up. Today, we're gonna level up your editing. The best editors, you'll never notice their cuts at all. They're invisible. So I'm gonna show you how to do that. And the way to make your edits feel invisible is by cutting to motion, doing things like head turns or hand movements. Now, I already know what you're thinking. How do you actually do this while you're filming? I write it into my shot list. So better say, you wanna walk head on to this camera angle right here, then stop and say something from a profile angle. This is what you should do. Walk up, stop, look over to my left, stop recording, then place rank camera at a new angle. I'll repeat that same action, walk, stop, look left again, and deliver my line. So now better go see what that looks like. This is what it looks like. Pretty good, ain't it? So by the time I'm in my edit, I already know I have what I need. And if you wanna see videos on how I write or how I shot list, I've got videos on that here. Just click them above and it'll take you straight there. And if you wanna learn more with an even deeper and more in-depth breakdown, just come in college and I'll send you all the info. As always, take care, happy creating, and I'll catch you all next time. Peace.
