01. 01:03 CLEAN CUT 02. 02:10 JUMP CUT 03. 04:01 THE "L" CUT 04. 04:48 THE "J" CUT 05. 05:34 CUT ON ACTION 06. 06:36 CROSS CUTTING 07. 07:42 THE CUTAWAY 08. 08:29 THE MATCH CUT 09. 09:06 THE SMASH CUT 10. 09:45 THE CROSSFADE 11. 11:21 CAMERA MOVEMENT CUT 12. 12:08 THE INVISIBLE CUT
finally a video that actually teaches me narrative techniques, bored of all those vids that just repeat over and over the same things and channels copying each other, great work Parker, I’m a proud subscriber of yours
Parker, what is the name of the comedy short you shot with Tanner Grand featured in this video 5:26 and where can I watch it? movie looks hilarious!!! 😂😂😂
When you're watching the how to videos online, one after another, after another, every now and then you get to one that is so well made you pay attention, notetake nearly every single word from it, watch it twice through, and even send it to a few friends. This is one of those. Very, very well made, excellently presented. Thank you. The hard work and quality of this video has me considering purchasing your larger online class after I'm done with a few others that were worth purchasing.
This site has changed my whole experience in filming. This is the ideal film school for us who can't access a film school but have passion for the industry. Thanks so much. You are such a blessing.
hey Parker, it's me Edward from Budapest, Hungary/Europe - there are no words how thankful I am. You are the one who also gives me new power, energy, motivation at all to do stuffs and you are still the number one for me! I remember your videos have been the very first ones to me which encouraged me to believe in myself and I can watch tons of other tutorials... the way you explain and demonstrate is the best all over the world! I am so thankful for you to share these cut and editing techniques, greetings from the sunny Budapest :)
Just to expand a bit on #5. Its important to think about eye tracing when cutting on action. You want the motion to continue into the new shot as well as the eye moment. That means that the point of focus of the two shots should be at approximately the same place so the eyes don't jump around. I frequently use the flip effect when cutting on action to get the right flow. Just a tip for new editors.
Thanks! They did address that in their music video shot when a guy jumps into the air and they come down, they worked on matching the eye focus. He didn’t mention it here but that’s a great point.
Parker - I've been an editor for 34 years - Your video is one of the best I've seen on this topic and I only wish I had had this to share with editors that were just learning the business. Thanks for putting this together and great job.
Everything about this video is really informative, people like you help us (who can't afford to go to film schools) learn a lot of things about video editing and Cinematography, Thanks Parker.
sometimes when i edit the client will tell me "there is an error here, the audio should start when the clip starts".... i just sigh and do as the client wants.
Thank You Parker. I am an up & Coming Director/Editor these tips are very valuable. I also will be using these tips while creating vlogs & Videos for my TH-cam channel as well. Again Thank You !
Oh bro, you are the KING of video! Shall I call you Sensei or Master Wallbeck? The cuts that stood out to me was the 30 Degree Rule 1:42 and the Cut on Action 5:37 BRILLIANT!
Great video Parker. This is so true. Most pro videos don't have a load of fancy transitions unless necessary to the scene and story. The editing is there to serve the story. Excellent video mate.
This is a great video. I made that same cross fade mistake in the beginning years ago....lol. I already use so many of these, but kinda just learning as I go. LOVE understanding it and picking up some more to help in my edits. THANKS so much for sharing! 😀😃🎨
Thumbs up! This is exactly what I was looking for. Plus I have realised before I even press record I need to know which transitions I gonna use so as to know how I will film.
I watch these videos not because I need to learn something but because the quality and thoroughness is inspiring. I definitely learn something but I’m really just amazed at the quality.
Another one of your tutorials makes it to my "Filmmaking Tutorials" playlist, what a surprise, I didn't expect that at all... (this was the sarcasm cut) 😂
I quite premiere pro just because I can't preview transitions and effects Because as a music video editor "previewing transitions and effects makes editing at least 70% faster
Like that one person who studies cite before hand and is the one shouting in the movie theatre “oh my god bad cut bad cut” or “is it the end already they just used dang cross fade!”
I had not previously seen any value in an L cut, and I hated the jump cut because I found it disturbing. Now I see the L cut's value, and you've shown us how a jump cut doesn't have to be annoying. Thanks for all the other ideas as well.
i think the way youre doing is wrong smartphones will be better in this area.. they will ake a better job in filming ...no professional dslr cameras will work..no quality requies.. everything in future will works on smartphone cameras and the software did you think about ? a wedding movie coud make out a smartphone today..i coud do it if i want...
So I just decided that you are my new favorite :D This is just top Level cutting. Im always reflecting on how videos affects me, and I think its very hard to explain something like this and make it understandable. Really good job
I'm in the Longvierw Film Club, and I share many of your videos with the members because they packed with so many truly helpful tips and ideas! That you so much! BTW I call L cuts 'Leave' cuts because you are leaving audio already playing. And J cuts 'Join' cuts because you are joining audio already in progress. Helps me keep it straight in my head!
When I started editing, I would naturally try to implement J and L cuts before I even knew there was a name for it. It just seemed like something that would transition clips smoothly.
I came here for this comment. I've actually figured this one out myself when I started editing podcasts and sitdowns, and it's an amazing way to keep the pacing going
McKinnon is primarily a photographer, Parker is an actual videographer. Also Parker brings valuable content, after each of his videos you’re left off a bit more savvy. McKinnon is more interested in being an online persona and being a cool hip guy, to me he comes across as fake, it’s why I haven’t been able to follow.
i think the way youre doing is wrong smartphones will be better in this area.. they will ake a better job in filming ...no professional dslr cameras will work..no quality requies.. everything in future will works on smartphone cameras and the software did you think about ? a wedding movie coud make out a smartphone today..i coud do it if i want...
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01. 01:03 CLEAN CUT
02. 02:10 JUMP CUT
03. 04:01 THE "L" CUT
04. 04:48 THE "J" CUT
05. 05:34 CUT ON ACTION
06. 06:36 CROSS CUTTING
07. 07:42 THE CUTAWAY
08. 08:29 THE MATCH CUT
09. 09:06 THE SMASH CUT
10. 09:45 THE CROSSFADE
11. 11:21 CAMERA MOVEMENT CUT
12. 12:08 THE INVISIBLE CUT
🤗thanks🥰
@OohBuntu I didn't make this video. I've just written this comment to make this video easy to use as a reference.
Thanks
u forgot this 8:07 when u finished ur project and almost rendered
Thanks Bro
finally a video that actually teaches me narrative techniques, bored of all those vids that just repeat over and over the same things and channels copying each other, great work Parker, I’m a proud subscriber of yours
This!
Do you have some recommendations for further narrative techniques? I'm looking for this also.
What app does he use????????💁♀️
@@ΓιαννούλαΠαπάζογλου Adobe Premiere Pro
Parker, what is the name of the comedy short you shot with Tanner Grand featured in this video 5:26 and where can I watch it? movie looks hilarious!!! 😂😂😂
When you're watching the how to videos online, one after another, after another, every now and then you get to one that is so well made you pay attention, notetake nearly every single word from it, watch it twice through, and even send it to a few friends. This is one of those. Very, very well made, excellently presented. Thank you. The hard work and quality of this video has me considering purchasing your larger online class after I'm done with a few others that were worth purchasing.
How did you read my thoughts ?
This site has changed my whole experience in filming. This is the ideal film school for us who can't access a film school but have passion for the industry. Thanks so much. You are such a blessing.
hey Parker, it's me Edward from Budapest, Hungary/Europe - there are no words how thankful I am. You are the one who also gives me new power, energy, motivation at all to do stuffs and you are still the number one for me! I remember your videos have been the very first ones to me which encouraged me to believe in myself and I can watch tons of other tutorials... the way you explain and demonstrate is the best all over the world! I am so thankful for you to share these cut and editing techniques, greetings from the sunny Budapest :)
This is world's best tutorials about cuts
For real! What’s your favourite transition?
@@jv8studios The spin, it always turns everybody's head's ...
Anyone else likes the video before watching?
Solid stuff mate!
Just to expand a bit on #5. Its important to think about eye tracing when cutting on action. You want the motion to continue into the new shot as well as the eye moment. That means that the point of focus of the two shots should be at approximately the same place so the eyes don't jump around. I frequently use the flip effect when cutting on action to get the right flow.
Just a tip for new editors.
Cool. Thank you.
Thanks! They did address that in their music video shot when a guy jumps into the air and they come down, they worked on matching the eye focus. He didn’t mention it here but that’s a great point.
Loved the new setup Parker! Such an insightful episode. Thanks a lot for uploading :)
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From when did mayank has got this intrestes
3:29 this was the most practical way of explaining something I have ever experienced in my entire lifetime
I love the confident and concise way you describe everything. That’s a skill few can master. You have a new subscriber. 👍🏽
Parker - I've been an editor for 34 years - Your video is one of the best I've seen on this topic and I only wish I had had this to share with editors that were just learning the business. Thanks for putting this together and great job.
Wow, quite a statement from one who knows ...
YES! I have been looking for a video like this! I love those seamless transitions, but they don't work with movies. Thank you so much Parker!
Great Video Parker!
your tutorials are the whole another level!!
Facts! What’s your favourite?
One of the best videos on video editing
Wow! in 14 minutes the whole theory of editing, very cool!
im so glad i found this channel! im so tired of channels that are not this.
Everything about this video is really informative, people like you help us (who can't afford to go to film schools) learn a lot of things about video editing and Cinematography, Thanks Parker.
Fantastic video. 10/10
I did not notice those invisible cuts in the movie 1917. Crazy.! Great tutorial Parker
Thanks for this, man. Great video. Really made everything very clear. And the actress was hilarious. LOL
We love you Parker sir, lots of love from India..
Great Guys! Thank so much for the work on this vid!
i absolutely love ur vids! so inspiring to small youtube creators like me!
The quality of your videos... wow just blew me back, Absolutely incredible. Thanks for taking the time to make this video!
These are some amazing tips that I will use when putting together my DR honeymoon trip I have been putting off due to lack of editing skills.
You are by far one of the best video editors / video editing teachers on TH-cam!!!!!!!!!!!!!
L and J cuts are by far my favorite transitions between scenes. Audio is often underutilized in transitions, and that’s a shame.
Fully agree!
Yep! Audio matters as much if not more than the video when transitioning in many scenarios!
sometimes when i edit the client will tell me "there is an error here, the audio should start when the clip starts".... i just sigh and do as the client wants.
It’s so much more fun to use mix it up!
This is called Quality Content.
Superb man
Thank You Parker. I am an up & Coming Director/Editor these tips are very valuable. I also will be using these tips while creating vlogs & Videos for my TH-cam channel as well. Again Thank You !
Oh bro, you are the KING of video! Shall I call you Sensei or Master Wallbeck? The cuts that stood out to me was the 30 Degree Rule 1:42 and the Cut on Action 5:37 BRILLIANT!
I have no idea who that girl is but she's hilarious.
Dito, I want to see her TH-cam page. she's very funny.
Ikr super awkward makes you cringe b4 laughing lol
Parker Walbeck thanks
W EDIT. Also Skibidi Fernandez was here.- Jerry
Great video Parker. This is so true. Most pro videos don't have a load of fancy transitions unless necessary to the scene and story. The editing is there to serve the story. Excellent video mate.
Parker your channel should be on Netflix. Thank you for helping us.
Very very useful!!!! Thank you!
Thank you so much.
This is a great video. I made that same cross fade mistake in the beginning years ago....lol. I already use so many of these, but kinda just learning as I go. LOVE understanding it and picking up some more to help in my edits. THANKS so much for sharing! 😀😃🎨
Thumbs up! This is exactly what I was looking for. Plus I have realised before I even press record I need to know which transitions I gonna use so as to know how I will film.
Never heard of "J" and "L" Cut, but using them in every video 😅
@@jaredfilms rofl
Me too😂
Me too. Never know the names but using them a lot.
xD ikr
LOL for real
I watch these videos not because I need to learn something but because the quality and thoroughness is inspiring. I definitely learn something but I’m really just amazed at the quality.
Guys you taking TH-cam more seriously now. I can see a lot of work putting on these videos. By the way congrats with 1M FTF family.
This is probably one of the most important "Film Editing Tips" videos I have ever watched. Keep up the great work!
Smash cut was the new things learned here and always these guys teach everything new❤️
Excellent video!
Superb video 🔥
Woowww ❤️
Saurav bhai
I think this is the best video transition basics video on TH-cam.
Hello middle class Comrade's💛
This video is better and more informative than watching hundreds of videos. Thanks Parker🌹 You’re the best❤️❤️
I think crossfades, are good for wedding videos. Well used they give this dreamy look.
Parker is nuts. 1m subs deserved.
Another one of your tutorials makes it to my "Filmmaking Tutorials" playlist, what a surprise, I didn't expect that at all... (this was the sarcasm cut) 😂
Good to see you again Parker..
Bro thank you for the video its actually beneficial - But loool i actually want to see that short film now.
Agreed, has it been published?
Honestly the most useful video making tut/informational piece of content I have seen ever...end of the line.. Parker you're the GOAT
I quite premiere pro just because I can't preview transitions and effects
Because as a music video editor "previewing transitions and effects makes editing at least 70% faster
@@-Hustle FCPX does it
@@benjaminbryer yeah but I bought a new windows laptop and MacBooks are twice expensive anyway
But I'm regretting why I learned premiere pro
Before this video I was a fan. Now i’m a air conditioning.🎬🎥
Parker is the only person I don’t need to watch in 2x speed
thanks
Now I get to see the edits of the 1917 movie in a different perspective
you little cuthunter
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Like that one person who studies cite before hand and is the one shouting in the movie theatre “oh my god bad cut bad cut” or “is it the end already they just used dang cross fade!”
I knew a little about some of these but now I know a lot about ALL of them. Thank you for helping me out so much!!! :)
8:44 did you masked out the background?? If not how did you do that??
So Good to hear from You❤️🙌
I had not previously seen any value in an L cut, and I hated the jump cut because I found it disturbing. Now I see the L cut's value, and you've shown us how a jump cut doesn't have to be annoying. Thanks for all the other ideas as well.
Wow, this is next level. Now I truly understand why planning filming is key
8:07 : Me when I finally hit the render button after a long edit.
BTW amazing video, great information.
Or like in my case, when I finally got a clue of how to start editing a video (blank page blockade).
this is one of the best tutorials on youtube 🔥, thanks bro 🙏
thanks for that one... How to light up that keyboard like in the beginning of the video?? :)
i think the way youre doing is wrong
smartphones will be better in this area..
they will ake a better job
in filming ...no professional dslr cameras will work..no quality requies..
everything in future will works on smartphone cameras and the software
did you think about ?
a wedding movie coud make out a smartphone today..i coud do it if i want...
What are you talking about? Is that an answer to the mans question? 😂
I just find Parker Walback’s videos to be the most educational
So I just decided that you are my new favorite :D This is just top Level cutting. Im always reflecting on how videos affects me, and I think its very hard to explain something like this and make it understandable. Really good job
After watching this video. I'll be like ooh that's a hard cut, ooh that's a seamless cut, watching a movie. 😂
I'm in the Longvierw Film Club, and I share many of your videos with the members because they packed with so many truly helpful tips and ideas! That you so much! BTW I call L cuts 'Leave' cuts because you are leaving audio already playing. And J cuts 'Join' cuts because you are joining audio already in progress. Helps me keep it straight in my head!
08:07 that's me after finally finding the needed inspiration to start editing a video that should've done 2 weeks ago.😅
Seriously this video had me laughing unexpectedly at so many points 😆🤣👏
Loves from Turkey. Thank you a lot. You are teaching worldwide that we didn't learned in the college for film making
When I started editing, I would naturally try to implement J and L cuts before I even knew there was a name for it. It just seemed like something that would transition clips smoothly.
I came here for this comment. I've actually figured this one out myself when I started editing podcasts and sitdowns, and it's an amazing way to keep the pacing going
I’m watching this at 2:30am and i’m stuck on editing a video. i really needed this! Where do i look to learn more???! You’re great
Now I'm gonna have to change all my made up terms for these cuts to what they are actually called
Man I loved this video so much! This should have 10 MILLION VIEWS, it's super valuable information
What is the camera and lens for your videos to work with?
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thank you for sharing your experience 😍 very, very useful info, can believe you just shared it on TH-cam, a lot years of experience
😂 yo noti gang
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Pakalo Pranks Tv nah chief I’m good
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Can you also share some sports tips as well, for example. Football video tips for editing...
You have a movie mistake here 7:17
The camera guy. U could fix that in aftereffect by making a background on the glass reflection...
Very clever 👍😊
Haha, nothing get's past TH-cam.
TBH...This movie mistake is unnoticeable because the audience will more likely to focus the character
This video is pure gold!
Best !!!!!
Great video parker. I love the new color grade.
8:07 crazy dude
Awesome video! Informative. I learned new terms. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
The difference between Parker and Peter McKinnon is insane. Parker is cinematic and focuses on the story, Peter just wants to be "cool".
Watch PMK's Style to do videos - its like the test. PW explains it. ;)
McKinnon is primarily a photographer, Parker is an actual videographer. Also Parker brings valuable content, after each of his videos you’re left off a bit more savvy. McKinnon is more interested in being an online persona and being a cool hip guy, to me he comes across as fake, it’s why I haven’t been able to follow.
Very good info. Thanks for sharing!
I like editing, i always making editing almost with kinemaster and picsart..phone😅😅
i think the way youre doing is wrong
smartphones will be better in this area..
they will ake a better job
in filming ...no professional dslr cameras will work..no quality requies..
everything in future will works on smartphone cameras and the software
did you think about ?
a wedding movie coud make out a smartphone today..i coud do it if i want...
Hey Parker I'm gonna join fulltime filmmaker soon, and I can't wait! Awesome video btw!
The dislikes are lazy editors
Thanks for the amazing class! You ROCK!
"Punch the screen Cut" or "Facepalm the camera Cut" are overused and cringy in my opinion.
awesome vid, these 12 cuts are more than enough for most filmmakers, thanks man !
Great video as always! Loved the last two
btw, congratz for the 1M !!
One of the best teachers ever!
This is such a great video dude!!