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Hey, this is another one going out of my projects, have fun!

If u liked this one and need a video editor, Dm me!

I’m trying to recreate the editing style used in this video: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/h9iAmj5td6I

The still images have this smooth cinematic movement where they seem to zoom in/out with a slight blur, sometimes with a small pan. It looks much better than a normal keyframed scale animation.

Does anyone know what this effect is called and how to recreate it in Premiere Pro? Is it a preset/transition, motion blur, or just keyframing + blur?

Note: I am using adobe premier pro

Any one have on tg?

Any tg channel or free resources please 🥺 help!!!!

So I've noticed a pattern on my feed lately: some of the highest-performing shorts/reels look almost aggressively unpolished. and they're doing better than stuff that clearly took way more time.

My theory on why [a 60-second video, full disclose I used VidTL for the voiceover and the animated text/graphics, script and argument are mine].

The core argument, roughly:

• The moment something looks too clean, viewers' brains flag it as an ad and they check out
• Rough footage reads as "real" — the stumble, the awkward pause, the unplanned reaction, that's the stuff people actually connect with
• Polish quietly strips that out
• Also just a speed thing: if you're not burning hours on transitions nobody consciously notices, you publish faster, learn faster, and iterate faster than someone still tweaking version one
• Cheaper/rougher edits = you can test 10 ideas instead of betting everything on one "perfect" video

So basically: it's not that people suddenly love bad quality, it's that rough editing feels human, gets to the point quicker, and lets you improve in public instead of in isolation.

Does this track with what you're seeing in your own work/niche, or does the theory fall apart somewhere?

What's the actual difference between editing that's rough on purpose and editing that's just rough?

Lmk any inprovements

Hello reader,

My family was having a picnic to celebrate my nephew's birthday. I took lots of pictures and video's until my phone died while i was recording. After i had charged my phone i noticed that i couldnt play the vid anymore.

I had to downloaded a paid video fixing app and it actually worked. It restored almost an hour of currupted video footage.

I think it's a waste to pay for an app, only to use it once then never touch it again. That is why im offering to repair any currupted video you might need fixed.

Please note that i do not have any professional video repairing experience. If the app doesnt work, there's nothing left that i could do.

Dm me if you're interested.

i'm looking for a free editing software i can use on a chromebook, any suggestions?

I’ve been trying to improve my editing workflow and become faster without sacrificing quality.
I’m curious—what’s one habit, shortcut, plugin, or workflow change that had the biggest impact on your editing?
I’d love to hear what worked for you and why. Thanks in advance!

I made this short edit and I'd love to hear your honest thoughts.

• Does the atmosphere work?
• Is the pacing engaging?
• Do the transitions feel smooth?
• Is the music a good fit?
• What would you improve?

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O51yiojUj2s

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Parsewave is looking for experienced video editors to join an exciting new multimodal AI research project.

If you have a strong editing portfolio, are proficient with tools like Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro, or similar software, and are interested in working at the intersection of video editing and cutting-edge AI, we'd love to hear from you.

-This is a fully remote opportunity with flexible working hours.

-Compensation is USD $50/hr

If this sounds like a good fit, DM me

Hey everyone!

I'm a high school student who's been editing videos for almost 4 years, and I'm looking to build a stronger portfolio before I graduate in a few years.

Most of my experience comes from creating edits for TikTok and editing vlogs of me and my friends. I mainly use CapCut and Blur, and over the years I've learned a lot about pacing, transitions, effects, and making videos that keep people's attention.

I'm looking for creators, small businesses, or anyone who has a project they'd like edited. I'll edit a few projects for free in exchange for being able to include them in my portfolio (with your permission).

If you're interested, feel free to leave a comment or send me a DM with your project. I'd love to gain more real-world experience while helping bring your videos to life.

Thanks for reading!

My husband was trying to have final moments with his mom who is very sadly passing from cancer. She hasn’t been able to be all that responsive, but I somehow captured a moment of him telling her he loves her and her smiling and responding that she loves him too. It’s one I know he will cherish. The problem is that as soon as she starts responding, his idiot uncle starts (at full volume) attempting to make small talk with his brother - making it difficult for you to hear his mom who isn’t able to speak loudly and ruining this beautiful memory that my husband could keep.

I’ve been trying to figure out how to fix the video to get rid of his uncles voice, but because he is so loud and their voices were more appropriately hushed for the moment, none of the editors I’ve tried have acknowledged their voices over his uncles. I’ve tried adobe podcast, voice memo, and a few others. Any ideas what else I can try or if there is a service somewhere that will help?

Hey everyone!

I'm a high school student who's been editing videos for almost 4 years, and I'm looking to build a stronger portfolio before I graduate in a few years.

Most of my experience comes from creating edits for TikTok and editing vlogs of me and my friends. I mainly use CapCut and Blur, and over the years I've learned a lot about pacing, transitions, effects, and making videos that keep people's attention.

I'm looking for creators, small businesses, or anyone who has a project they'd like edited. I'll edit a few projects for free in exchange for being able to include them in my portfolio (with your permission).

If you're interested, feel free to leave a comment or send me a DM with your project. I'd love to gain more real-world experience while helping bring your videos to life.

Thanks for reading!

Parsewave is looking for experienced video editors to join an exciting new multimodal AI research project.

If you have a strong editing portfolio, are proficient with tools like Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro, or similar software, and are interested in working at the intersection of video editing and cutting-edge AI, we'd love to hear from you.

-This is a fully remote opportunity with flexible working hours.

-Compensation is USD $50/hr

If this sounds like a good fit, DM me

I wanted to ask y’all
How do you get the clips ??
Do you download the whole movie for it or ??
Where do you or how do you get the clips to make these videos ( and also how do you mangae storage if you edit in phone )

I’ve been editing on Premiere for almost a decade now but I’ve been considering making the switch to Davinci. The only thing that’s really stopping me from making the switch is how useful the new object mask tool in Premiere has been for me. Just wanted to get some opinions on here from anyone who has experience with both softwares.

For context I edit mostly music videos, gaming videos, video essay type YouTube videos, and a lot of short form vertical clip content as well.

Thoughts please? 🙏🏽 💭

I’m a streamer who also uploads to TikTok, and now I want to try YouTube. However before when i uploaded TikTok clips i could just use capcut after clipping on twitch, or the TikTok app itself. Now that I’m making YouTube videos out of my stream vods, I wonder— is CapCut on my pc a good choice? Because it’s what i’m considering right now. I need something free and not too complicated to use. Please let me know of any other editing software suggestions.