Sam, you're just a legend. The value you have brought to the filmmaking community is immeasurable. What a privilege to have access to even some of your experience and knowledge, especially through Kolder Creative. It's always crazy to me seeing some of my friends straight up rejecting custom keyboard shortcuts or the entirety of DaVinci Resolve (probably bc its "too much work to learn"). Maybe this video will convince them to give it another try :)
Because when you speed up the editing you can save that time to put into writing scripts and researching new projects. New content doesn’t come from the editing, it comes from the writing and research. Editing should be the *SHORT* part of the process. If you have well organized ideas in pre production, then the filming and editing of footage should fall into place and almost “edit itself”. So this guy has mastered the editing so he doesn’t waste any time on projects he already has finished filming.
@@rolandcsuka1829 quality over quantity ask marvel and other films what happens when rush and take on more films they look and feel rushed. Just because he uploads 3 times a year doesn’t mean he doesn’t know how to knock out videos it just means he chooses what to upload over uploading anything and everything.
This video was super helpful! It's great how easy, fast and detailed you explain everything and I feel it is totally on point. Personally, I don't only learn new things from this video but the overall workflow and attention you bring to it is something you can feel and that alone motivates me a ton to become better and strive for what I want to express as a creator and filmmaker! Big thanks from my heart for your unwavering dedication as a pioneer for this community!
Just wanted to let you know, I bought your course and it is absolutely phenomenal. Still working my way through it, but so far it's been well organized, thorough, and you're great at explaining everything. I was intimidated by Davinci Resolve, but you've made it much more manageable. Thanks so much!
Excellent! I wasn't sure about switching to Resolve but with these two videos I'm fully convinced. The mouse tip and the one is around minute 7 are my favorites, thanks a lot!!!!!
Started with Davinci Resolve 3 years ago, wayyyy before the hype, still using it to this day cause the updates on the program are getting better and better. I'm so glad that one of my idols is recommending this program. LISTEN TO THE 10TH POINT!
Just customised my keyboard shortcuts, so pumped about this, instead of moving all over the place on the keyboard. You are too cool for school! Thanks!
Hi Sam! That was such a helpful video. I loved how you kept it simple, so that even people that don't have an in-depth knowledge of editing - like me - can learn from. I have never thought about the idea of Virtual Desktops, which I will definitely start implementing. Loved also the tips about shortcuts! Will be changing them today. Thank you!
It's interesting how I often to video editing at work and I didn't think about customizing the shortcuts. Always used the built in ones and you are right. They are not optimal! I greatly appreciate this information. Thanks a lot! Also, for anyone who wanting to use the "Trim Mode" that he displayed in Resolve, the equivalent is the Slip Tool in Premiere.
Thank you for this Sam! This has been something I should have learned when I first started editing. It's crazy how quick and efficient the editing process can be with these tips!
This has been one of the most helpful videos I have ever found on youtube, I have regularly come back to rewatch specific parts. Super to the point and informative, great work!
I remember telling my wife a few years ago that "If Sam ever put out a course on film and editing, I would jump at the chance". I'm now a student in the KC Community and its phenomenal. Hearing the thought process and seeing the workflow from someone who is clearly obsessed with an insanely high attention to detail, style and efficiency just blows my mind that we live in such a cool time that we get to do that. I'm so grateful to really learn from the LEGEND. The most amazing thing is this is a full-on course on how to edit using Davinci Resolve which is something I've wanted to learn how to use, but didn't know where to start. Its pretty rad to see how we can add so much more depth to our story. The learning changes your view of reality in an instant. It changes what you think is possible in editing and story telling. What really got me actually pretty stoked and something I never thought I would like- was the sound editing and design. Because of Sam's course, I look at film and music differently now. I get to "hear" what a discerning ear looks for through his walk-throughs. See what makes an epic film really stand out from the legend himself, it will open your mind in ways its never thought of before. Sam takes it to another level.
7:12 - Bro honestly this was the best tip I ever heard! Started years ago using the cut tool, then used x for cutting l + k for fast forward and so on ... Now using these shortcuts for 2 weeks I am three times faster in my projects! Thank you
Sorry but Davinci resolve is a bad software. The Best is Photoshop. And your edits are all orange in color its a little cringe. Not liking this video. Dislike!
Awesome! Love tip 10! As an editor of only a couple years, I was happy to see that I knew a good majority of these tips! haha Another tip I recently discovered in Resolve is Ctrl+Shift+, or . which will just move a clip left or right in the track and swap places with what's next to it. This can probably be assigned to custom buttons to make it faster, but since I don't use it much, I'll probably just leave it.
Do you ever EQ your audio? I can hear in your audio that the low end is not 'cleaned up'. I would recommend cutting your frequency from 70-80Hz, as a starting point. Then your plosives won't be audible. Unless you do this intentionally, but thought I'd reach out to help :) Great video and thanks for the tips! As a beginner in video editing, this is very helpful. Thank you!!
Good morning Sam, I just recently switched to Davinci resolve from adobe premiere pro. I've been a premiere pro user since 2019 and have really enjoyed it. However I'm really finding a new love for DaVinci. I love the tips you showcased in this video and I look forward to more.
Trim mode is the most useful idea for me by far. Before, I was doing exactly what you described for this. Its so useful I might even give Davinci a go too
I'm an amateur editor who has always loved film and has a knack for story and visual ideas (which I couldn't ever represent properly lol). I honestly think I've turned myself off editing from all the stress over the last 6+ years (occasional project, biting off more than I could chew; I don't have any on my account fyi). This video helped me feel a bit inspired again, vindicating my choice for DVR two years ago and teaching a few new tricks as well. If I get to a stage in my life where I make videos again, I'm going to do your course. Sounds like it'll answer my very particular questions and you have the expertise to get those visual effects results with nodes, or at least help me to know when and where to spend long amounts of time.
As a video editor for 10+ years, it's amazing how many of these discoveries have been similar to ones I've found/made to become a more productive editor.
Great video with lots of amazing input; after 30 years on Avid i recently switched to DaVinci) Thanks man; great tutorial; loved the keyboard, spaces and mouse parts most 🙏
one of the few people who recommend a gaming mouse. I second this. I use the Razer Naga which is a 17 button MMORPG gaming mouse. Where your thumb sits has 12 programable buttons and my step 1 frame forward and 1 frame back are the 2 and 5 keys plus modifiers for shift and alt do even more keys. Turns the 17 button gaming mouse into a 50 keyboard shortcut option with just your right hand. It works great in Cinema4d.
I'm also hoping you could share what the "step 1 frame forward and 1 frame back" commands are called in the keyboard customization panel, I've been searching for these for a while now as they would be so useful!
Glad to see you made the switch DV... proper editing and hard core color grading. Very interested in seeing you push fusion to the max. Keep up the great posts.
Love those tips Sam! I noticed for myself how far I've gotten with making things more efficient throughout the years, but some of these I still haven't implemented.
This was so useful! Every tip was incredibly helpful, and not the same kinda tips you see in similar titled videos. Even the sponsored content and the plugins I found useful/ interesting and would want to invest in. The shortcuts are game changing 🙌🏽
Wow, that is definitely the most useful video editing tips we've seen! Shortcuts tips are simply brilliant! Thank you so much for sharing this! Now it's time to go back to editing :)
When you give such great advice it's so much easier to tolerate a plug for your courses. I feel like I have to introduce shortcuts one by one in order to remember them though 😅 Or just need to edit more... It's probably the latter
Omg, thank you for telling about the short cuts, ive just started learning video editing (in dav Vinci) and the blade, arrow, ripple was driving me nuts!
This video just confirms what I was thinking over the past year. I've done pretty much all of these tips. Bought the Samsung Odyssey G9 49" curved monitor, I 16 programmable button mouse from Red Dragon. Started using shortcut keys etc. I've just switched to Davinci due to my Film Production course telling me that we're only allowed to use that software and then later on we're to learn Avid. I agree on all of these tips, I couldn't ever go back to editing straight from my laptop trackpad, it's so mind numbingly slow. Great video Mr, thanks for your input 👍
im only 3 minutes in but this video is already so amazing! idk why i havent been watching editing videos. im still so mind blown about these virtual desktops
Every time I get a notification Sam posted something new, I add it to my task list of things to do! I hope KC has some sort of sale this year for black friday/cyber monday/holiday because it's just outside of what I can spend... If not, then I'll keep saving up, as I would love to see what he has to say and what I can incorporate into my work.
Awesome...I also think a nice big monitor is excellent for the work flow...the working experience is so much better the screen space is where the creative in y appears
Thank you for sharing your tips this was a really well thoughout video, I feel like editing can be a time consuming activity and I enjoy seeing the ways you have made editing more efficient
Wow oooo this is so insightful, educative. I didn't wait to finish watching the video i just went straight to subscribe to the channel. Thanks bro you are simply the best!
Keybinds wise, I'm using a app called TouchPortal and yes it's similar to a Stream Deck in principal but it's functionality can go even further beyond if you put your time and effort into it. Plus the fact its basically open-sourced to do your own things. I haven't set it up yet but I'll definitely put some hours on the side to set everything up in the programs I use, especially creating my own icons for each button! Great video, I'll take these into heart so I can improve not only my workflow but have fun with the process.
i audibly gasped at the trim tool one lol, i don't know how i never heard that before, but thanks for this video! i learned a lot of new things from it and i appreciate the real time and effort put into this.
107% researching and doing a few more film gigs to buy some hard drives!! Thank you for sharing what you use, I’ve been looking for ways to improve my workflow! ✌🏽😄
Absolutely Amazing Content Always!! Thank you for all of your videos and advice/tips they have helped me so much over the last few years I’ve been watching you they give me inspiration and so much more!! GodBless 🙏🏻 Happy New Year!!!!
Sam, you are Awesome! Thanks for the great tips: Shortcuts QWE is very Intelligent Design. The 1,2,3 . 3 . 3 to Speed up is Genius! I agree with Logitech 502 mouse, although I got the Hero and G440 Mouse pad for accurate micro moves. Speed Editor with flywheel on SCRL vs JOG and In/Out Append buttons is nice to have. Thanks again!
Thanks, Never watched you before and there were actually a couple of great tips I have never thought of. The double clicking the previous file name trick was cool, never knew that!! THANKS
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I’ve been on Resolve for two years now and STILL this video managed to make me even more frothed about it. I learnt something new, thanks Sam 🙌🏻
I also enjoyed your video very much, thanks
Sam, you're just a legend. The value you have brought to the filmmaking community is immeasurable. What a privilege to have access to even some of your experience and knowledge, especially through Kolder Creative. It's always crazy to me seeing some of my friends straight up rejecting custom keyboard shortcuts or the entirety of DaVinci Resolve (probably bc its "too much work to learn"). Maybe this video will convince them to give it another try :)
haha i agree
THESE ARE THE BEST TIPS FOR ANY FILMMAKER! Thank you Sam for saving our time! Quality of your videos always impresses me!
I love how he put the course recommendation in the end instead of the beginning, and it made the video much more enjoyable, and convincing
Gives tips for faster editing, uploades three times a year 😉😛
hahahaha😂😂😂
Lmfao
You learm to die
Say everytime my grandpa
You learn new skill everyday
Because when you speed up the editing you can save that time to put into writing scripts and researching new projects. New content doesn’t come from the editing, it comes from the writing and research.
Editing should be the *SHORT* part of the process. If you have well organized ideas in pre production, then the filming and editing of footage should fall into place and almost “edit itself”. So this guy has mastered the editing so he doesn’t waste any time on projects he already has finished filming.
@@rolandcsuka1829 quality over quantity ask marvel and other films what happens when rush and take on more films they look and feel rushed. Just because he uploads 3 times a year doesn’t mean he doesn’t know how to knock out videos it just means he chooses what to upload over uploading anything and everything.
This video was super helpful! It's great how easy, fast and detailed you explain everything and I feel it is totally on point. Personally, I don't only learn new things from this video but the overall workflow and attention you bring to it is something you can feel and that alone motivates me a ton to become better and strive for what I want to express as a creator and filmmaker! Big thanks from my heart for your unwavering dedication as a pioneer for this community!
Just wanted to let you know, I bought your course and it is absolutely phenomenal. Still working my way through it, but so far it's been well organized, thorough, and you're great at explaining everything. I was intimidated by Davinci Resolve, but you've made it much more manageable. Thanks so much!
this is good to hear
I want to join so bad but unfortunately, there’s a waitlist 😢
Excellent! I wasn't sure about switching to Resolve but with these two videos I'm fully convinced.
The mouse tip and the one is around minute 7 are my favorites, thanks a lot!!!!!
Started with Davinci Resolve 3 years ago, wayyyy before the hype, still using it to this day cause the updates on the program are getting better and better. I'm so glad that one of my idols is recommending this program. LISTEN TO THE 10TH POINT!
Just customised my keyboard shortcuts, so pumped about this, instead of moving all over the place on the keyboard.
You are too cool for school! Thanks!
Hi Sam! That was such a helpful video. I loved how you kept it simple, so that even people that don't have an in-depth knowledge of editing - like me - can learn from. I have never thought about the idea of Virtual Desktops, which I will definitely start implementing. Loved also the tips about shortcuts! Will be changing them today.
Thank you!
It's interesting how I often to video editing at work and I didn't think about customizing the shortcuts. Always used the built in ones and you are right. They are not optimal! I greatly appreciate this information. Thanks a lot!
Also, for anyone who wanting to use the "Trim Mode" that he displayed in Resolve, the equivalent is the Slip Tool in Premiere.
Thank you!
Thank you for this Sam! This has been something I should have learned when I first started editing. It's crazy how quick and efficient the editing process can be with these tips!
This has been one of the most helpful videos I have ever found on youtube, I have regularly come back to rewatch specific parts. Super to the point and informative, great work!
I remember telling my wife a few years ago that "If Sam ever put out a course on film and editing, I would jump at the chance". I'm now a student in the KC Community and its phenomenal. Hearing the thought process and seeing the workflow from someone who is clearly obsessed with an insanely high attention to detail, style and efficiency just blows my mind that we live in such a cool time that we get to do that. I'm so grateful to really learn from the LEGEND. The most amazing thing is this is a full-on course on how to edit using Davinci Resolve which is something I've wanted to learn how to use, but didn't know where to start. Its pretty rad to see how we can add so much more depth to our story. The learning changes your view of reality in an instant. It changes what you think is possible in editing and story telling. What really got me actually pretty stoked and something I never thought I would like- was the sound editing and design. Because of Sam's course, I look at film and music differently now. I get to "hear" what a discerning ear looks for through his walk-throughs. See what makes an epic film really stand out from the legend himself, it will open your mind in ways its never thought of before. Sam takes it to another level.
🤣
Dickriding like crazy
I find myself coming back to this video again and again. Great value, especially with the shortcut tips.
7:12 - Bro honestly this was the best tip I ever heard!
Started years ago using the cut tool, then used x for cutting l + k for fast forward and so on ...
Now using these shortcuts for 2 weeks I am three times faster in my projects!
Thank you
Sorry but Davinci resolve is a bad software. The Best is Photoshop. And your edits are all orange in color its a little cringe. Not liking this video. Dislike!
@@hunterjhatum8412 did you just compare a video editing software with a photo editing software. Lmao
@@hunterjhatum8412 Lmao. You forgot /s. Nice sarcasm. Kold is the one that make that orange thing become rival.
Awesome! Love tip 10! As an editor of only a couple years, I was happy to see that I knew a good majority of these tips! haha Another tip I recently discovered in Resolve is Ctrl+Shift+, or . which will just move a clip left or right in the track and swap places with what's next to it. This can probably be assigned to custom buttons to make it faster, but since I don't use it much, I'll probably just leave it.
Do you ever EQ your audio? I can hear in your audio that the low end is not 'cleaned up'.
I would recommend cutting your frequency from 70-80Hz, as a starting point. Then your plosives won't be audible. Unless you do this intentionally, but thought I'd reach out to help :)
Great video and thanks for the tips! As a beginner in video editing, this is very helpful. Thank you!!
This is the only video i have found that has truly helped me with my editing without just covering stuff thats already known, thank you!
Good morning Sam, I just recently switched to Davinci resolve from adobe premiere pro. I've been a premiere pro user since 2019 and have really enjoyed it. However I'm really finding a new love for DaVinci. I love the tips you showcased in this video and I look forward to more.
Trim mode is the most useful idea for me by far. Before, I was doing exactly what you described for this. Its so useful I might even give Davinci a go too
Premiere also has a trim mode, it's (for me) on the Y key.
yeah I found it too, I've just been thinking about resolve for a while now.
@@sanshinefilm thanks for this
Does anyone know what the trim mode is called for Final Cut Pro?
What's the "trim mode" called in premiere? There's one thing called "trim edit" but that's not the same feature!
Omg some of these tips are genius, huge thanks for taking the time to make this! Super helpful
I was just trying to find this video... had no idea where to look! So glad this got re-recommended now that I'm using DaVinci :D
@1:14 What a beautiful frame!! And what a workspace!!! WOW!!! Thanks for the video!
that intro scene is insane 😳 that’s why I clicked honestly
I'm an amateur editor who has always loved film and has a knack for story and visual ideas (which I couldn't ever represent properly lol). I honestly think I've turned myself off editing from all the stress over the last 6+ years (occasional project, biting off more than I could chew; I don't have any on my account fyi). This video helped me feel a bit inspired again, vindicating my choice for DVR two years ago and teaching a few new tricks as well. If I get to a stage in my life where I make videos again, I'm going to do your course. Sounds like it'll answer my very particular questions and you have the expertise to get those visual effects results with nodes, or at least help me to know when and where to spend long amounts of time.
Holy moly. This video blew my mind. I have been doing everything the long/wrong way causing me great wrist strain. Thank you so much.
Most useful tip : QWE !!!! so easy and so powerful. THANKS
As a video editor for 10+ years, it's amazing how many of these discoveries have been similar to ones I've found/made to become a more productive editor.
I have to say this, this video's thumbnail is the best one I've ever seen! Just so beautiful!
Thanks for the tips Sam! Can't wait to follow these tips!
Sam... This video is GOLD and every editor should watch it. Thank you
Great video with lots of amazing input; after 30 years on Avid i recently switched to DaVinci) Thanks man; great tutorial; loved the keyboard, spaces and mouse parts most 🙏
one of the few people who recommend a gaming mouse. I second this. I use the Razer Naga which is a 17 button MMORPG gaming mouse. Where your thumb sits has 12 programable buttons and my step 1 frame forward and 1 frame back are the 2 and 5 keys plus modifiers for shift and alt do even more keys. Turns the 17 button gaming mouse into a 50 keyboard shortcut option with just your right hand. It works great in Cinema4d.
Hey Jon, any direction on where to look to configure the buttons .. Feeling stupid not being able to find how to configure my mouse :(
I'm also hoping you could share what the "step 1 frame forward and 1 frame back" commands are called in the keyboard customization panel, I've been searching for these for a while now as they would be so useful!
I think it's simply 'Go To Previous/Next Frame', by default attached to Cursor Arrow Keys Left and Right.
Mind blown over and over again..
Glad to see you made the switch DV... proper editing and hard core color grading. Very interested in seeing you push fusion to the max. Keep up the great posts.
7:30 Wow, never thought of it, feels so natural. Gonna start assigning and using them.
love listening to veterans talk about how to save time editing!
thanks buddy
Love those tips Sam! I noticed for myself how far I've gotten with making things more efficient throughout the years, but some of these I still haven't implemented.
This was so useful! Every tip was incredibly helpful, and not the same kinda tips you see in similar titled videos. Even the sponsored content and the plugins I found useful/ interesting and would want to invest in. The shortcuts are game changing 🙌🏽
One of the best video tuts on film editing I've ever seen! Thank's man, you are great.
Those Macro Shots are just Surreal!
Wow, that is definitely the most useful video editing tips we've seen! Shortcuts tips are simply brilliant! Thank you so much for sharing this! Now it's time to go back to editing :)
When you give such great advice it's so much easier to tolerate a plug for your courses. I feel like I have to introduce shortcuts one by one in order to remember them though 😅 Or just need to edit more... It's probably the latter
Best Sam Kolder video so far for me. Thanks for this Sam!
Dude these tips were amazing. That QWE method is so good. Thank you.
This video is worth tens of thousands of dollars in time saved. Thank you.
literally I worked in a film production agency for one year and learned every tip
you mentioned!! so cool to have this knowledge and be efficient
Omg, thank you for telling about the short cuts, ive just started learning video editing (in dav Vinci) and the blade, arrow, ripple was driving me nuts!
Trim mode is huge. Thank you for your wisdom dude!
This is pure gold. Saving it so I can always come back to it. Thank you Sam
God the trim mode alone saves me so many hours. Gold star for you sir
Came back to watch this again after finally buying my first macbook and go into editing with davinci. Great tips!
Awesome. For a new creator like me who doesn’t yet have that much knowledge, this was great information.
Loved seeing your take on the optimal keyboard shortcuts.
This video just confirms what I was thinking over the past year.
I've done pretty much all of these tips.
Bought the Samsung Odyssey G9 49" curved monitor, I 16 programmable button mouse from Red Dragon.
Started using shortcut keys etc.
I've just switched to Davinci due to my Film Production course telling me that we're only allowed to use that software and then later on we're to learn Avid.
I agree on all of these tips, I couldn't ever go back to editing straight from my laptop trackpad, it's so mind numbingly slow.
Great video Mr, thanks for your input 👍
im only 3 minutes in but this video is already so amazing! idk why i havent been watching editing videos. im still so mind blown about these virtual desktops
Such a good breakdown dude. Definitely need to toss a couple of these into my workflow
Ripple - Start to playhead// Split Clip // Ripple - End to playhead --> absolute golden tip that I'll be actively using!
Great video. Reaper (DAW) is kind of like DaVinci and is fully customisable with just about everything. Wish more people optimised their workflow 🙏
Switched to DaVinci a couple of months ago and this is so useful! Thank you!
QWE is dope! I’ve been using them on separate keys but this setup is much more ergonomic
Thought there will be some basic editing tips which every other youtuber teaches here but man this is just another level. Kold you legend❣👍
Just got started on editing and this is EXTREMELY HELPFUL
Never gonna forget the lessons tought by you kold!⚡
Your keyboard shortcut tips are ❤🔥! Definitely using these going forward.
Still new to editing, but these simple keyboard shortcuts are a game changer
Daaaaamn Sam! Productivity gonna go through the ceiling.
Straight gold content as always mate! I will definitely make the switch to DaVinci!
Every time I get a notification Sam posted something new, I add it to my task list of things to do! I hope KC has some sort of sale this year for black friday/cyber monday/holiday because it's just outside of what I can spend... If not, then I'll keep saving up, as I would love to see what he has to say and what I can incorporate into my work.
Literally saving my life right now! Thank you for this ❤
Awesome...I also think a nice big monitor is excellent for the work flow...the working experience is so much better the screen space is where the creative in y appears
Subscribed! Thanks bro! 1st time to watch how shortcuts should be placed on a Video editing App! Its just Gold! Kudooos! More videos like this!
These shortcuts are about to make me a beast with editing my music videos! !!!! thanks for this
thanks for sharing! keyboards shortcuts are definitely helpful!
Doing a great online course on DaVinci Resolve. I absolutely love this software! Learning a lot in the last couple of days.
Thank you for sharing your tips this was a really well thoughout video, I feel like editing can be a time consuming activity and I enjoy seeing the ways you have made editing more efficient
Im diving deep into Resolve the QWE are going to help so much.
That included some helpful tipps I didn't know yet, thanks! Absolutely love DaVinci, best decision to switch from Premiere 👍
Great video as usual Sam! Love this type of content, keep it up king
Absolutely fantastic. You go quick, and I appreciate that. This is jam packed full of pure gold
Man! Straight to the point and complete breakdown. Thanks for this🤙🏼
Thanks for your amazing videos! I've learned so much from your tips and tricks, and they've been incredibly helpful.
I gotta try that virtual desktop trick....might come in handy
edit: That tip was actually sick! This made my work a lot easier
Just switched to Resolve not long ago. Somewhat of a steep learning curve, but I'm sticking with it. Great video.
Especially Fusion. Whew
Those shortcuts were great. QWE and 123 will save me stacks of time - thanks
Amazing video and tips Sam, thanks for sharing! Love your work 🌟🎬🎥
Wow oooo this is so insightful, educative. I didn't wait to finish watching the video i just went straight to subscribe to the channel. Thanks bro you are simply the best!
Keybinds wise, I'm using a app called TouchPortal and yes it's similar to a Stream Deck in principal but it's functionality can go even further beyond if you put your time and effort into it. Plus the fact its basically open-sourced to do your own things. I haven't set it up yet but I'll definitely put some hours on the side to set everything up in the programs I use, especially creating my own icons for each button! Great video, I'll take these into heart so I can improve not only my workflow but have fun with the process.
i audibly gasped at the trim tool one lol, i don't know how i never heard that before, but thanks for this video! i learned a lot of new things from it and i appreciate the real time and effort put into this.
Did not expect to see a Sam kolder upload today
The B Roll while you're editing was 🔥
QWE is going to change my life. Thanks for this!
Wow these tips are so helpful! I'm gonna start implementing these into my workflow. Thanks for sharing!
I tried it today only for one hour and omg Thank you so much, I think I am 2 oder 3 times faster that befor!!! QWE S helped me a lot
107% researching and doing a few more film gigs to buy some hard drives!! Thank you for sharing what you use, I’ve been looking for ways to improve my workflow! ✌🏽😄
Absolutely Amazing Content Always!! Thank you for all of your videos and advice/tips they have helped me so much over the last few years I’ve been watching you they give me inspiration and so much more!! GodBless 🙏🏻 Happy New Year!!!!
Sam, you are Awesome! Thanks for the great tips: Shortcuts QWE is very Intelligent Design. The 1,2,3 . 3 . 3 to Speed up is Genius! I agree with Logitech 502 mouse, although I got the Hero and G440 Mouse pad for accurate micro moves. Speed Editor with flywheel on SCRL vs JOG and In/Out Append buttons is nice to have. Thanks again!
Thanks, Never watched you before and there were actually a couple of great tips I have never thought of. The double clicking the previous file name trick was cool, never knew that!! THANKS