Getting better at editing isn’t always easy, but the best editors tend to know the most about their craft. Get a leg up with these advanced techniques.
Not only do you save time as your editing knowledge increases, but you become more capable of quickly creating stories that are entertaining to watch.
Taking the time to make sure you have the right hardware, memory, and GPU and media cache settings will help you avoid lags and ensure that you’re editing at optimal speed.
From pacing to music to transitions, all great montages have a few characteristics that make them stick out — which you can use to get the most out of your own projects.
When you edit 1080p or 4K video, you may experience some lag, but there are easy ways to improve playback and overlay speed with lower-resolution substitute files called proxies.
A lot of factors come into play when rendering your work, but learning how to make the best use of these features will help immeasurably in making your renders more efficient.
Standard transitions between scenes are certainly useful and “standard” for a reason, but there’s also an art to matching the content of your video between edits.
Using 2D elements is a simple way to add a lot of fun and energy to your videos. You can add them in small instances, or they can comprise your entire aesthetic.