Absolutely loved the episode. Thank you! 😍 I managed to find the books on the table 📚👇(top to bottom): 1. Steal Like An Artist - Austin Kleon 2. In The Blink Of An Eye - Walter Murch (2nd edition) 3. Making the Cut at Pixar - Bill Kinder and Bobbie O'Steen 4. Cut to the Monkey: A Hollywood Editor’s Behind-the-Scenes Secrets to Making Hit Comedies - Roger Nygard
Stumbled upon this video when looking for an additional video editor and storyteller for our channel and got completely and totally sucked in to not only this video but binged 6 of them. Learned a LOT, and love the suggestion of being focused and a master of one instead of being a jack of all traits. Funny enough watching Missing right now with my wife because we saw your interview with the editors of the film and were just so blown away. Subscribed as there's so much we are learning about how we should be hiring and thinking about editors for our TH-cam channel. P.S. would love to hire you, but you already know that hahaha
As a teacher for film and editing, this is such great content to refer my students to! Thank you so much for providing a realm for myself, other editors and aspiring filmmakers to come to learn these skills in such an entertaining way!
I don't really have the money to go to school for editing, I'm pretty self taught and got some good gigs but I KNOW there's another level that I haven't reached yet. What are some people that you recommend?
Go to www.mrbeastjobs.com So you can have millions of people see your talent. Chapters don't seem to be working, so here are the timecodes. 00:00 Intro 00:45 How A Fidget Cube Helps Focus 02:50 How Do You Get Started As An Editor? 05:28 So You Found A Passion, What’s Your Value? 08:17 Is Film School A Better Choice? Is It Worth It? 11:25 What Is A Good Film School? 14:15 Use Reels and Social Media To Get A Job. 20:14 Choose Your Niche, Then Join a Team. 24:39 FAQ 25:11 Is It Frustrating To Edit? 26:39 What’s It Like Working For Celebrity Clients? 29:39 How To Be Motivated? 31:21 How To Exploit The Algorithm 33:30 What To Do When You Have No Work
Love the podcast. I went to filmschool in LA, its hands down one of the best ways to meet people and build relationships, especially if its a hands on film school. I agree if someone does not have the funds just to go out and make films. Quick example of this, I worked on a student film for free outside my film class the week before I started film school actually, I met a cinematographer that later introduced me to his friend which is Kevin Birou Spielbergs assistant editor at Amblin Entertainment. eventually he edited a film of mine. But I likely would not have met him if I was not in that film school. Making content for youtube is like going to the gym for a filmmaker.
This has been fantastic! I am here because I am a Stay and had seen Jordans reaction videos to Straykids M/Vs. I stuck around because his perspective is so insightful. Can't wait until the next podcast about Art of the Cut
I LOVE that this exists! I edit all of my own videos and am quite proud of my work, but also always know there's more to learn! This is going to be a great way to get there!
I’m so glad you started this podcast! It’s a gold mine for someone who wants to become a better editor. In fact, if anyone comes to me & asks “how can I get better at editing?” I’ll point them straight to this
gosh as someone who's gonna graduate soon and is planning to study film production in uni, I can't even begin to describe how valuable this podcast is to me!! It has helped me think more about how I can improve, what issues to anticipate and overall just get excited about it, thanks guys!
32:00 this depends how big your channel is. Hayden talks about content not being good enough, which is why you’re not getting views. But you have to rely on TH-cam serving your content to the correct viewers. If you’re a small channel, or changed your niche - this takes time
Stanley kubrick said something along the lines that a film is done in the editing! One of the biggest directors understood the importance of editing ! I wish he were still here. I feel he would embrace TH-cam and its artist and would come on all these gear and nerd talk podcasts!
Re: the 5 second hook... My favorite film openings are simply a longer version of this. My two favorite films are "The Matrix" and "Indiana Jones" and both open with a "mini" movie that just pulls me right in. (PS: I'm learning SO much from you guys about how to tell my stories...things to think about, consider, recognize, reconnoiter, rewrite, re-think. No, you won't see it reflected in my content now but, mmm, the future! I'm being given so many tools to paint my stories with that now the experimentation begins, the Frankenstein's tragic monster mess of editing will ensue...but so be it! I'm now on my editing journey, this story telling journey. Thanks!)
I was quite confused about my decision to take on a career in Filmmaking and editing. But this video gave me clarity. Thank you for such amazing content.
I’ve been struggling as a creator until I came across your main TH-cam channel, ever since then I have learned how to edit and I’m still learning but your skills have come in handy
I hope you get to interview huge Hollywood filmmakers as well! Id love to see you interview paul Thomas Anderson, george lucas, david lynch, Quentin Tarantino!
I edit for easily 5 years now. But never in a professional setting. My own channel is the closest I got to "professional" since it is monetized. But while I have learned how to get views I have still not figured out how to make the viewers happy. But I keep digging and learning. I am sure eventually I will figure it out. That's why I watch your podcast to understand more about the process. This is already the second video on this channel and I am also watched Hillier Smiths' videos to get better. One step at a time. This knowledge doesn't just help me but I also teach it to my editors I am working with to get better in our niche.
This is our new favorite podcast! Thank you for taking the time to teach other people who are passionate about editing. Looking forward to future episodes!
I think it is important to know how to do it all, in the sense that for example your cinematography will get better if you understand what the director needs and what the editor needs. Specialise in one area but know things from the others as well.
That’s crazy that Mr. Beast is now the one sponsoring videos. But if you are looking for editors, this is the place to go. I have really enjoyed binging on this podcast. You guys compliment each other so well.
Great conversation guys. Shooting and editing is equally rewarding because it removes the risk of getting poorly shot footage. When I'm shooting or interviewing I'm thinking about the edit - What areas to double-down on? What areas can we skip?
I did not study film but went to school on and off for many years. However, (this is more dependent on personality) but as I am getting older I am finding out it’s good to have a mix between traditional education, self-study, and learning from more experienced people.
I agree, having an active TH-cam channel can mean as much if not more than a reel because it shows practitionership. But it's best to have a reel too just to make it more shareable to prospective clients than them navigating through your entire channel. I've gone down the path of video editing by accident when I was helping out a friend with his videos, and that led to me editing more videos for him and then referrals which led to more referrals and so on. While my channel may not seem successful, I wouldn't have gotten my career in editing and shooting had it not been for making a bunch of videos that only a handful of people have seen. So for those of you who are looking to get started with editing but you don't know anything or anybody, just make your own videos. Don't worry about the numbers; just work on getting a little bit better with each video. Eventually you'll have a pretty sizeable body of work to pull from to assemble a reel that you can send out.
I love this! I am so happy this podcast is a thing!! Thank you for the awesome info! *Been in the youtube industry for the past year and still have lots to learn* , can't wait for more videos you post!!
i almost never leave the house without a fidget cube in my pocket so to see the fidget cube first thing in this video was very validating lmao - love to see it i just graduated from college in the spring and trying to figure out how to market myself has been difficult but this has been motivating me to try some new things, put myself out there some more. editing is a huge passion of mine but i dont talk about it/post about it very often.
i'll be honest both are equally important. the more learning and the more people to learn from the better. i have been learning final cut for about a year prior to film school and yes, youtube learning is much faster and you can generally learn things at a more efficient rate, but in class I get feedback from a professional which has been so valuable. also the teacher does all kinds of things i don't see others doing in their videos which has helped my workflow as well. having someone around that is good at story telling techniques is amazing too. editing and making things flashy and cool looking just isn't enough. knowing the exact right moment to make a transition etc can really up the quality. in the end just utilize as many resources as possible.
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Already one of my fav podcasts on TH-cam! Keep killin it you guys
Yay! Editing Podcast. Let’s go! 👏
I’m a psychologist but I’m learning editing to level up my TH-cam channel. I love this podcast. Thank you.
great approach
Absolutely loved the episode. Thank you! 😍
I managed to find the books on the table 📚👇(top to bottom):
1. Steal Like An Artist - Austin Kleon
2. In The Blink Of An Eye - Walter Murch (2nd edition)
3. Making the Cut at Pixar - Bill Kinder and Bobbie O'Steen
4. Cut to the Monkey: A Hollywood Editor’s Behind-the-Scenes Secrets to Making Hit Comedies - Roger Nygard
Thankyou❤
You're a goat!!!!!
Stumbled upon this video when looking for an additional video editor and storyteller for our channel and got completely and totally sucked in to not only this video but binged 6 of them. Learned a LOT, and love the suggestion of being focused and a master of one instead of being a jack of all traits.
Funny enough watching Missing right now with my wife because we saw your interview with the editors of the film and were just so blown away.
Subscribed as there's so much we are learning about how we should be hiring and thinking about editors for our TH-cam channel.
P.S. would love to hire you, but you already know that hahaha
Hi, are you still looking for an editor? Coz I’m available right now…
As a teacher for film and editing, this is such great content to refer my students to!
Thank you so much for providing a realm for myself, other editors and aspiring filmmakers to come to learn these skills in such an entertaining way!
I don't really have the money to go to school for editing, I'm pretty self taught and got some good gigs but I KNOW there's another level that I haven't reached yet. What are some people that you recommend?
Go to www.mrbeastjobs.com So you can have millions of people see your talent.
Chapters don't seem to be working, so here are the timecodes.
00:00 Intro
00:45 How A Fidget Cube Helps Focus
02:50 How Do You Get Started As An Editor?
05:28 So You Found A Passion, What’s Your Value?
08:17 Is Film School A Better Choice? Is It Worth It?
11:25 What Is A Good Film School?
14:15 Use Reels and Social Media To Get A Job.
20:14 Choose Your Niche, Then Join a Team.
24:39 FAQ
25:11 Is It Frustrating To Edit?
26:39 What’s It Like Working For Celebrity Clients?
29:39 How To Be Motivated?
31:21 How To Exploit The Algorithm
33:30 What To Do When You Have No Work
I'm still in Highschool but I'm 100% pursuing a career in editing or Film and this just helps teach and motivate me so much thanks please make more!
The potential value of this channel is immense. Thanks for sharing!
That final part was the best, realistic. Study and read books.
As a film student here in Sacramento, who is also looking to do TH-cam Seriously this video has been incredibly helpful thank you guys!
Love the podcast. I went to filmschool in LA, its hands down one of the best ways to meet people and build relationships, especially if its a hands on film school. I agree if someone does not have the funds just to go out and make films. Quick example of this, I worked on a student film for free outside my film class the week before I started film school actually, I met a cinematographer that later introduced me to his friend which is Kevin Birou Spielbergs assistant editor at Amblin Entertainment. eventually he edited a film of mine. But I likely would not have met him if I was not in that film school. Making content for youtube is like going to the gym for a filmmaker.
I gave this a solid 100% retention - great info, looking forward to see more!
Waited years for a podcast like this!
One of the rare podcast full of value 🔥
Rarest than Pikachu illustrator
Amazing episode! Hayden tomorrow: "why is there 56 hand written letters in my mailbox...."
This has been fantastic!
I am here because I am a Stay and had seen Jordans reaction videos to Straykids M/Vs.
I stuck around because his perspective is so insightful.
Can't wait until the next podcast about Art of the Cut
Hope ya consistently post in here been taking tips from your main channel but I film my own videos and edit
I LOVE that this exists! I edit all of my own videos and am quite proud of my work, but also always know there's more to learn! This is going to be a great way to get there!
fire channel bro. exactly what I'm into, glad someone finally did it, and SUPER glad that that *someone* is you.
Thanks for the shoutout Hayden! It really works, start showing your work online now!
Here’s an editor from Ecuador! 🇪🇨❤️
The hard part of getting to point where it’s beautiful, Amen
I’m so glad you started this podcast! It’s a gold mine for someone who wants to become a better editor. In fact, if anyone comes to me & asks “how can I get better at editing?” I’ll point them straight to this
never thought a single video could hold so much information, thankyou for making this
gosh as someone who's gonna graduate soon and is planning to study film production in uni, I can't even begin to describe how valuable this podcast is to me!! It has helped me think more about how I can improve, what issues to anticipate and overall just get excited about it, thanks guys!
As a student at Full Sail University for Digital Cinematography who wants to be an editor finding this podcast has been amazing.
32:00 this depends how big your channel is. Hayden talks about content not being good enough, which is why you’re not getting views. But you have to rely on TH-cam serving your content to the correct viewers. If you’re a small channel, or changed your niche - this takes time
Thank you guys!❤️
Gonna go for a run because of this upload so I can listen to it!
Hope you have a good run! Thanks for listening!
I feel validated as a filmmaker listening to these pods!
Love these 🙏🏼🙂
Stanley kubrick said something along the lines that a film is done in the editing! One of the biggest directors understood the importance of editing ! I wish he were still here. I feel he would embrace TH-cam and its artist and would come on all these gear and nerd talk podcasts!
Re: the 5 second hook... My favorite film openings are simply a longer version of this. My two favorite films are "The Matrix" and "Indiana Jones" and both open with a "mini" movie that just pulls me right in. (PS: I'm learning SO much from you guys about how to tell my stories...things to think about, consider, recognize, reconnoiter, rewrite, re-think. No, you won't see it reflected in my content now but, mmm, the future! I'm being given so many tools to paint my stories with that now the experimentation begins, the Frankenstein's tragic monster mess of editing will ensue...but so be it! I'm now on my editing journey, this story telling journey. Thanks!)
Nothing but straight facts being dropped here! The part about egos definitely hit home for me, I've run into that a few times with my last client 😅
I was quite confused about my decision to take on a career in Filmmaking and editing.
But this video gave me clarity.
Thank you for such amazing content.
I’ve been struggling as a creator until I came across your main TH-cam channel, ever since then I have learned how to edit and I’m still learning but your skills have come in handy
Valuable content.
Try to keep the subtitles for the entire video, like you did at the beginning of the video.
Thank you.
I FRIGGIN LOVE YALL MAN. Great info and thank you for making this accessible! ❤️
LFGGG!!😤Another Episode!
I hope you get to interview huge Hollywood filmmakers as well! Id love to see you interview paul Thomas Anderson, george lucas, david lynch, Quentin Tarantino!
I edit for easily 5 years now. But never in a professional setting. My own channel is the closest I got to "professional" since it is monetized. But while I have learned how to get views I have still not figured out how to make the viewers happy. But I keep digging and learning. I am sure eventually I will figure it out. That's why I watch your podcast to understand more about the process. This is already the second video on this channel and I am also watched Hillier Smiths' videos to get better. One step at a time. This knowledge doesn't just help me but I also teach it to my editors I am working with to get better in our niche.
I don't normally sit through podcasts, but this one was way more realistic and advisable than any other.
This is one of my favorite podcasts in the whole world
This is our new favorite podcast! Thank you for taking the time to teach other people who are passionate about editing. Looking forward to future episodes!
I think it is important to know how to do it all, in the sense that for example your cinematography will get better if you understand what the director needs and what the editor needs. Specialise in one area but know things from the others as well.
never knew I was a fan of Jordan till now💯 what a bad ass🔥🔥🔥
Finally, this type of podcast exists)
Love it!
That’s crazy that Mr. Beast is now the one sponsoring videos. But if you are looking for editors, this is the place to go. I have really enjoyed binging on this podcast. You guys compliment each other so well.
Finally Podcast for editors ❤️
This is such a great podcast! Leaned so much ❤
Great conversation guys. Shooting and editing is equally rewarding because it removes the risk of getting poorly shot footage. When I'm shooting or interviewing I'm thinking about the edit - What areas to double-down on? What areas can we skip?
I did not study film but went to school on and off for many years. However, (this is more dependent on personality) but as I am getting older I am finding out it’s good to have a mix between traditional education, self-study, and learning from more experienced people.
Absolutely love this podcast thanks for sharing can’t wait for the next one
just found out about this channel, it-s so great.
Welcome to the best podcast on TH-cam guys
This podcast is actually going to change my life.
Best editing podcast ever
fidget cube is such a good idea, i get so impatient doing the boring bits and lose focus quickly
I'm so excited to see more from this podcast!
Already learning so much from this podcast! Great motivation too, keep it up guys 👏🏼
love the crossover! this podcast will be so valuable to content creators, big or small! appreciate it :)
This was so informative thank you guys so much I can't wait for the next episode
I like that I'm on the begining of this journey. Thank you for this content ♡♡♡
Congrats on another great episode! 🎙
Not a huge fan of podcasts. However I'll be watching everyone in this series ...probably a few times.
Much respect. 💪😃👍
I agree, having an active TH-cam channel can mean as much if not more than a reel because it shows practitionership. But it's best to have a reel too just to make it more shareable to prospective clients than them navigating through your entire channel.
I've gone down the path of video editing by accident when I was helping out a friend with his videos, and that led to me editing more videos for him and then referrals which led to more referrals and so on.
While my channel may not seem successful, I wouldn't have gotten my career in editing and shooting had it not been for making a bunch of videos that only a handful of people have seen. So for those of you who are looking to get started with editing but you don't know anything or anybody, just make your own videos. Don't worry about the numbers; just work on getting a little bit better with each video. Eventually you'll have a pretty sizeable body of work to pull from to assemble a reel that you can send out.
hayden never stop doing these😭love this episode❤️
favorite podcast on YT
Thank you.
So much knowledge here.
This is my new favorite youtube channel : )
I love this! I am so happy this podcast is a thing!! Thank you for the awesome info! *Been in the youtube industry for the past year and still have lots to learn* , can't wait for more videos you post!!
Thank you Jordan and Hayden! Raza :)
I’m a big fan of this podcast! Just subscribed! Can’t wait to go on this journey with you
My New Favorite Podcast 😁
Great episode guys 👍
Really enjoyed it
Let's gooooooo.. Loving this project!! Keep it up
Can’t wait to see you at VidSummit
i almost never leave the house without a fidget cube in my pocket so to see the fidget cube first thing in this video was very validating lmao - love to see it
i just graduated from college in the spring and trying to figure out how to market myself has been difficult but this has been motivating me to try some new things, put myself out there some more. editing is a huge passion of mine but i dont talk about it/post about it very often.
I would love to listen to the podcast on the go. Have you considered uploading to Spotify?
It is in Spotify
We got you: open.spotify.com/episode/0L4XzdkU24pR0aISfyF5Lk?si=a5a4b5abcc054f56&nd=1
@@EditingPodcast Thank you!
really love the adopting the other persons ego!
Love it, blunt insights keep up the great work
This is an amazing show. Keep going, guys❤
Quality content as always
Thanks for watching!
@@EditingPodcast no shottt😯😯
Love your podcast!
Very excited to see more from you guys, great content for creators of all sizes!
WOW...So much to learn
Awesome tips! Thanks guys!
Don’t be a Jack 🤷🏼♂️
Unless your name is actually Jack that is a fine name and you’re amazing and loved
i'll be honest both are equally important. the more learning and the more people to learn from the better. i have been learning final cut for about a year prior to film school and yes, youtube learning is much faster and you can generally learn things at a more efficient rate, but in class I get feedback from a professional which has been so valuable. also the teacher does all kinds of things i don't see others doing in their videos which has helped my workflow as well. having someone around that is good at story telling techniques is amazing too. editing and making things flashy and cool looking just isn't enough. knowing the exact right moment to make a transition etc can really up the quality. in the end just utilize as many resources as possible.
Great podcast, I like to see Guest Editors (All sorts). Subscribed!👍
Love from India♥️
Your editing skill is great ❣️
@@SARVESHKUMAR-hq6is Subscribe then
How you doing this again and again... each podcast getting more and more interesting...
*subbed* 🎉😮 much love from Vancouver Canada 🇨🇦
Now this is a channel I'm hitting that bell for O_o
The podcast I didn't know I needed
I was just hoping you'll be making editing courses soon for me to subscribe. This podcast is even better!!!
Love from Brazil!❣
Mr beast sponsoring videos to help find workers is amazing 🤯
If anyone is watching this from the east coast go to Full Sail University! It’s an incredible school for anything creative.
Interesting! It’s really nice to have more vocal video editors in this era! It’s time for us to stop staying humble inside our editing caves haha!!