farm is about an hour and a half sw of NYC near Reading PA -- so when you watch the video, the snow might be like what this year is like. And, no camera ever dislikes Taylor, so prepare for an overdose of cute.
Watch the original MV, there is footage of baby Taylor on the Christmas tree farm, Taylor also did an Old Timey Christmas Tree Farm version, which is also good.
Can I swap- I am mid deadline. Any advice on editing a 3-minute video- Doing a rough cut feels like pulling my hair out. Hope you're okay! Great vid :).
Yes! Do a first-line edit, which is like the heavy lifting clean up work (removing filler words you don't like, awkward pauses, and takes you don't like) after that depending on the video that might suffice, if you want to go more depth consider how your video is a reflection of the story you are trying to tell, you may open with a cliff hanger where they have to stay for the full video, or you may jump right into the meat of the video . The last edit is like the spark edit, where you edit traces of your personality to give it a unique feel! hope this helps :)
@@StiloVino It kinda does- I have a rough cut. I only shot the interview on one camera. So I need to cherry-pick the b-roll then put it over my cuts - zoom in and out no idea what I am doing. Can I send it to you to take a look? :) PS: not pulled my my hair out yet :/
farm is about an hour and a half sw of NYC near Reading PA -- so when you watch the video, the snow might be like what this year is like. And, no camera ever dislikes Taylor, so prepare for an overdose of cute.
thank you for this reaction. waiting on that eras tour reaction!!
:)
Watch the original MV, there is footage of baby Taylor on the Christmas tree farm, Taylor also did an Old Timey Christmas Tree Farm version, which is also good.
will do!
I agree - especially people do not want to pay for creative work- being a student journalist/writer its a pain.
I hear you definitely !!!
Can I swap- I am mid deadline. Any advice on editing a 3-minute video- Doing a rough cut feels like pulling my hair out. Hope you're okay! Great vid :).
Yes! Do a first-line edit, which is like the heavy lifting clean up work (removing filler words you don't like, awkward pauses, and takes you don't like) after that depending on the video that might suffice, if you want to go more depth consider how your video is a reflection of the story you are trying to tell, you may open with a cliff hanger where they have to stay for the full video, or you may jump right into the meat of the video . The last edit is like the spark edit, where you edit traces of your personality to give it a unique feel! hope this helps :)
@@StiloVino It kinda does- I have a rough cut. I only shot the interview on one camera. So I need to cherry-pick the b-roll then put it over my cuts - zoom in and out no idea what I am doing. Can I send it to you to take a look? :) PS: not pulled my my hair out yet :/
Ur content is amazing! I would love to design a thumbnail for as a demo,
let me know if you are interested