Great advice for anyone creating video... May I add one tip... Always record "Room Noise". thirty seconds of the space your in... just in case you need to drop audio from the speaker...& avoid dead air...
This video has WAY too few views for the quality of the advice. Seriously, you lay out REALLY well the biggest issues I see from new youtubers and explain the ways to polish them out of their videos. Fantastic work.
I started using a teleprompter a few weeks ago, and it was a game changer. I make guitar lesson videos. When I'm demonstrating guitar stuff, I can go for a long time without needing to stop, but I really stumble when I'm recording parts where I'm just talking for a long time without playing the guitar. I started using a teleprompter for the longer speaking segments, and it made a HUGE difference. I can knock out those speaking parts faster, and it's a LOT easier to edit that footage.
Probably the best I found on TH-cam which I have been hunting for a long time. I wish you could show the example of the audio cut you talked about. just so we know what you were talking about and how it turned out. makes a lot of difference. BTW, going to stick on to your videos. I like the way you explain and also, super helpful stuff. Thanks a million for this one.
Hi Jeven, thank you for you super detailed tutorials/tips. You’re one of my favs to learn from. I recently finished your Skillshare course and I was great as well. I hope all is well with you.
Dude this was awesome. Could have used this when I did my first 2 vids 😂 they are horrible. Also I started to pick up on all the tricks and yes they make a whole lot of difference. You are awesome Jeven.
Excellent advice Jev. Think Vincent Price, he is still the absolute solid gold of delivery. I always say to my victims is to instruct. If you lose your way in a dialogue, just shut up for a few seconds then start again. Gives the editor space for cut/transition.
I started editing on Avid back in the 1990's ever since then it has been a game of using "cover up the bad sentence" or "cover that out of focus shot with" mostly using b-roll. I find it interesting nowadays how often we see jump cuts and how much they have become the social norm. I have actually started using them in my own edits just because it is so widely accepted now.
Never liked using a teleprompter feels unnatural and has a certain disconnect. Just working on a doc and didn't have a second camera to help with cuts and transitions, surprising how much that helps. Using a stupid amount of broll to help pull this together with graphics containing medical info or to dive a little deeper on what the person has said. This was perfectly timed !
Great stuff Jeven. Thanks for helping us followers on your channek be better film makers. Like the adventure theme of your videos and indoor background.
Nice video, thanks for the tips. Can you clarify your suggestion of overlapping the audio with the fade in/out...Doesn't overlapping the audio shift the entire audio track out of alignment with the video? Sorry for the noob question..
Really good tips. I used the crop in thing in one of my last videos. It made me realize I frame myself too close because the crop in basically had to be just my head.
I'm just now getting into doing this on my other channel. My current channel is transitioning to a new brand and I'll be utilizing it too. Thanks for the tips!
Definitely something I am struggling with early on. I noticed I have been trying to do the videos from beginning to end, and they are coming out a bit sloppy. I think moving forward I am going to start maybe trying to plan out a bit where I am going to cut and maybe record different sections of thought it my videos.
I enjoy your tutorials. They are direct, to the point, and easy to follow. I'm having a problem with the results of Filmora's 13 Silence Detection feature. After I use silence detection and export the video to the timeline, the audio sounds much smoother 🎉🎉. However, I wind up with many small clips that cause distracting jump cuts in the video track 🤔. I want to learn how to use J and L cuts to hide the jarring impact of the jump cuts so that they will be less noticeable and distracting. Please do a tutorial about using Filmora to create J and L cuts while preserving the synchronization of the audio and the video tracks. I can't find anything about this on YT or the Filmora website. Thanks
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Great advice for anyone creating video... May I add one tip... Always record "Room Noise". thirty seconds of the space your in... just in case you need to drop audio from the speaker...& avoid dead air...
Thank you for making this.. I think Generation Z is sadly so numb to Jump Cuts and a cut every 3-4 seconds..
It’s become so accepted but I think they should be used less. It’s easy to cover them up. Hope all is well out in NYC
It's called the Gold Fish Cut
This video has WAY too few views for the quality of the advice. Seriously, you lay out REALLY well the biggest issues I see from new youtubers and explain the ways to polish them out of their videos. Fantastic work.
I kind of agree but it could be 3 mins rather than 8.
I started using a teleprompter a few weeks ago, and it was a game changer. I make guitar lesson videos. When I'm demonstrating guitar stuff, I can go for a long time without needing to stop, but I really stumble when I'm recording parts where I'm just talking for a long time without playing the guitar. I started using a teleprompter for the longer speaking segments, and it made a HUGE difference. I can knock out those speaking parts faster, and it's a LOT easier to edit that footage.
Absolute pro level content right here. I'm definitely trying some of these tips on my next edit.
Probably the best I found on TH-cam which I have been hunting for a long time. I wish you could show the example of the audio cut you talked about. just so we know what you were talking about and how it turned out. makes a lot of difference. BTW, going to stick on to your videos. I like the way you explain and also, super helpful stuff. Thanks a million for this one.
Man you got me what i was looking for! I'm grateful i didn't jump on to another video
This was very helpful. Thank you! Even the obvious concepts were explained well and it makes it all seem doable!
Great tips J! Will use them!
thanks so much for sharing your extensive knowledge
super helpful tips for beginners like me! Thank you very much!
great video! the crop in and crop out is such an easy one to do that I've never thought about! can't wait to implement in my videos!
THE BESET ADVICES. THANK YOU SO MUCH
Glad it was helpful!
I'm shocked this only has 85k views. I was engaged until the end. :)
Thanks!
Hi Jeven, thank you for you super detailed tutorials/tips. You’re one of my favs to learn from. I recently finished your Skillshare course and I was great as well. I hope all is well with you.
Awesome! 😀
I've literally been waiting for this video since I started on YT, lol. Thank you! :)
Dude this was awesome. Could have used this when I did my first 2 vids 😂 they are horrible. Also I started to pick up on all the tricks and yes they make a whole lot of difference. You are awesome Jeven.
Editing is SO much work!
1:54 animation is very nice
wow dude. this is so helpful, appreciate the content!
Excellent advice Jev. Think Vincent Price, he is still the absolute solid gold of delivery. I always say to my victims is to instruct. If you lose your way in a dialogue, just shut up for a few seconds then start again. Gives the editor space for cut/transition.
I started editing on Avid back in the 1990's ever since then it has been a game of using "cover up the bad sentence" or "cover that out of focus shot with" mostly using b-roll. I find it interesting nowadays how often we see jump cuts and how much they have become the social norm. I have actually started using them in my own edits just because it is so widely accepted now.
It's accepted now, but I still refuse to do it. I just can't bring myself to it.
Very helpful tips! Thanks a lot, Jeven! Hope to be able to use them on my future vlogs! 🙂
You are really really really a great tutor. Thank you for all your tips and advise. Carl. In the UK
This has really helped my out with my project for college, thanks man
That audio "blip" cracked me up. Kudos.
having you actually add the mistakes to the audio was a very nice touch Jeven!
I love how at 1:55-2:03 you talk about jump cuts distracting the audience while distracting the audience with a full-screen subscription reminder 😂
Thank you so much, you are a good teacher.
Thank you
Really cool. and well presented with perfect examples to illustrate the points.
This video was STRAIGHT GOLD thank you for sharing!
...Jeven Dovey, improving TH-cam with every video. You are a machine. Thank-you!
Bro I'm a late bloomer but you're a Godsend! God bless you frfr!
Never liked using a teleprompter feels unnatural and has a certain disconnect. Just working on a doc and didn't have a second camera to help with cuts and transitions, surprising how much that helps.
Using a stupid amount of broll to help pull this together with graphics containing medical info or to dive a little deeper on what the person has said.
This was perfectly timed !
Thanks for the tips Jeven. I use some of the tips you mentioned in the video, love what you share.
Super helpful. Thanks a lot.🙂
Very well done, thank you so much!
Glad it was helpful!
Good Points! I always try to get as much of the script in my head as possible so I don't need to cut. Such a pain in the a** :D
Really need such effort to make your video look smooth & seamless. Thanks for sharing💯👍
I have become a fan of you, you can count on me to be your, all-time subscriber, because I have learned so much from your videoes
So many useful tips. Thanks Jeven. I leant a lot!
Great insight
Awesome video especially the stutter step examples. Nicely done, sir!
Great tips Jeven, thank you for sharing! I use the B role technique a lot, but I am happy to learn more options.
Wow...what a beautiful video. The information is GOLDEN. Thank you so much.
Glad it was helpful!
I love the education aspect of your channel! And of course the rest of the content on your channel 💜 Thanks for this!
Awesome! Thank you!
E P I C!
Excellent tips
Thank you for the tips.I have a hard time seeing you on my phone in bright light, because the lighting is so dark.
This is great info man!! I want to step up my production quality because my slide transitions look armature now . This is perfect thank you !!
Great stuff Jeven. Thanks for helping us followers on your channek be better film makers. Like the adventure theme of your videos and indoor background.
Man's spitting facts 💯
Awesome!! Gives me ideas!!
Great tips !
Thanks for all those cut tricks!
Nice video, thanks for the tips.
Can you clarify your suggestion of overlapping the audio with the fade in/out...Doesn't overlapping the audio shift the entire audio track out of alignment with the video? Sorry for the noob question..
Had to subscribe lol that was smooth
Omg thats so tough. I didnt know mini teleprompters existed! 👏🏾😍
Thank you for sharing your knowledge I’m from Cambodia 🇰🇭
I want to thank you for this video, cause it's not intuitive when just started Vlogging! =))
Great tutorial, THUMBS UP
Jeven, outstanding job. Been watching your creations for a while and always enjoy them and get greater ideas. Thank you.
great! can you show visual of what youre explaining?
thanks for this!
Thank you!
Thanks bro. I have watched all of yours and I wanna have just a bit more content on shooting just on a smartphone.
I use crop in and out! Its a great method, and the video stays nice.
Greetings from Portugal 🇵🇹
Great tip keep it up man
Appreciate it!
This video is so helpful, I will be working on these.
Thank you.
Thank you. Really helpful insights
Brilliant tips dude !!! You’ve helped me so much - love your channel man keep it up!
Really good tips. I used the crop in thing in one of my last videos. It made me realize I frame myself too close because the crop in basically had to be just my head.
Thanks for this
Great ideas, going to have to implement these into my videos!
Very helpful. Thank you for sharing 👍🏻👍🏻
Cosmic great tips I use some of those
Glad to hear!
Thanks Jeven. Brilliant, as ever!
Great tips! Thanks 👍
The video i needed! Thank you! ❤
I needed these tips, thanks Jeven. Saved for future reference!
Thank you sir. Very good work.
Love your videos! Thanks for putting out great content.
I'm just now getting into doing this on my other channel. My current channel is transitioning to a new brand and I'll be utilizing it too. Thanks for the tips!
Great video with examples 👌
Great tips and well done ✌️
Thanks! 👍
Thank you very much 👍all points are very helpful 👌
Thanks for the tips, very useful
Thank you so much! This was very helpful 🙌🏾.
Really good video. Will try some of this on mine.
Great content in this video. Kudos.
This is very good tips and very detailed. Thank you Jeven. 😊
Thanks very much! Very useful as always
The next step:) I generally try to use BRoll to hide them. My son is 8, so there are a lot of Umms and uhs. Thanks for the tips!
Definitely something I am struggling with early on. I noticed I have been trying to do the videos from beginning to end, and they are coming out a bit sloppy. I think moving forward I am going to start maybe trying to plan out a bit where I am going to cut and maybe record different sections of thought it my videos.
Really good advice and content thank you!
Thank you so much Jeven! that was really helpful 🙂
Awesome!! Really helpful man
I enjoy your tutorials. They are direct, to the point, and easy to follow. I'm having a problem with the results of Filmora's 13 Silence Detection feature. After I use silence detection and export the video to the timeline, the audio sounds much smoother 🎉🎉. However, I wind up with many small clips that cause distracting jump cuts in the video track 🤔. I want to learn how to use J and L cuts to hide the jarring impact of the jump cuts so that they will be less noticeable and distracting. Please do a tutorial about using Filmora to create J and L cuts while preserving the synchronization of the audio and the video tracks. I can't find anything about this on YT or the Filmora website. Thanks
I made a teleprompter out of a diaper box and a picture frame 😆 works wonderfully