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Love this one! Thank you sir.

A healthy mind in a healthy body. Keep going j.Elizondo. Melt cholesterol, lighten up and be fit.

Meh.

Love it! :)

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Solid 💪🏻

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Thank you for having the character tear a hole in the shower curtain to breath! Can't stand that gimmick when they most often don't

Brutal, tense, and blood. That's how I like my action scenes. Thank you!

Honestly a little too many sound effects during fight but good editing

Really? And being a good father will also help to be a good editor? 🫣

Good job on the video. I have had plans to make something like it, when time permits :)

Nice work.

Dual mono fx. Gross 😢 Good tips though.

Dude, removing a frame for forceful motion, I love that. Keep up the great work, and thanks for sharing!

Hello, cool video. I have a question, how the scene with the broken window and table was made? Were those breakable movie props? Thanks! -assistant editor from Greece

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Damn, a realistic fight with a woman involved, for once! Cool stuff!

Blue arrow to replace clips. Option trim to reselect the previous handles positions. Use these two a lot.

As an AE, I use Reverse Matchframe all the time, so I have it mapped next to my Matchframe key. I also have another that I use all the time: Effects workspace. I set up my effects workspace to only have the record monitor on screen, so when I need to work with 3D Warp or Animatte for example, I can quickly have a much bigger view of what I'm doing in one key, and the key to open the effects editor is right next to it. I also mapped Shift+B to open the Source Browser to quickly import newly received gfx, music cues, etc. And of course a classic: Shift+W to toggle waveforms on and off.

Sadly had all of these mapped already.. I'd say a button on the Wacom mapped to deselect all tracks proved to be quite useful. Shortcut for motion effect settings and remove effect as well.

also. having a shortcut for everything to the right or left is nice. If you only want to move certain tracks. Hold "Alt" while clicking your shortcut.

One that I find super helpful is Default Patch (patches source to record tracks back to default), which I have as Shift+P (p for patch!). Others are : fade to/from playhead, to do custom fades really fast

Thanks for the video! I mapped 'Cycle Picture/Sound' to shift+F8. Very useful to quickly enable or disable video and/or audio tracks.

effects editor is a good shortcut.. trim mode...

Fade in and fade out are super useful, just select what tracks you want it on, and place your cursor to where you want it to start or end. Sub clip and having effect palette, editor and motion editor on shortcut is essential.

I map G key to Reverse Matchframe. I find that not everyone uses it. It’s great. Super useful.

What are some of your favorite keyboard shortcuts? ⌨

tnx

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Good insights, helpful as always Joaquin, thanks for the tips! ✌😁

I know that isn't Elisabeth Moss, but it sure does look like her.

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Great video!! Thanks for addressing these issues! So important!!

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As usual, the lady fren did exactly what he told her not to do 🤷🏽‍♂️

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Which pc u use.

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Looks like they cut out every third frame in the action sequences

Beautifully shot. Beautifully cut 👏🏾👏🏾

This channel is a brilliant. I have no idea why it's videos have lower attention than smth like "Best 250 transitiona for TikTok"(

Haven't seen from a long time a diamond of knowledge disguised as a youtube video. Thank you.

Encouraging your students to consider careers as plumbers or electricians is a great idea. These trades offer strong job security, competitive pay, and opportunities for entrepreneurship. Plus, skilled tradespeople are always in demand, making it a stable career choice. It also allows them to gain hands-on experience and potentially avoid the high costs of a traditional college education. By promoting these careers, you're highlighting the value of essential skills that society relies on daily. How do your students generally respond to this suggestion?

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Love the tips!

Thanks for sharing Joaquin! I need to try the meditation.

Cool vidéo

lmao, the on-fire-camera :D But yeah, great tips! I Need to work on 6 definitely