I'm no video maker/editor/producer, but even I learned something from this. Fantastic tutorial. Would love to see more content like this. I double subscribed.
These tutorials surely are fun to watch, could be a fun thing once a month or maybe more often than that :) Kinda makes me want to record footage in Need for Speed and Need for Speed Payback and edit that into a pretty montage :)
You should absolutely do that! And I'm truly glad you found some enjoyment out of this. I was really testing the waters here to see how this goes. Gonna feel it out still
Who would've thought that it was organization! It makes things a tad easier indeed. You're doing great as a Tutorial-Guy! I'd love a monthly series about other stuff , maybe a stair climbing tutorial? Lol
That's so awesome. Thank you, Adeel. Definitely stepped out of my comfort zone for this video as it isn't what I would normally produce. So hearing that means a lot
Editing your YT Vids... you mentioned editing against a song... I do something similar. I will create a rough cut... then find the music i want to overlay and then that will typically drive me to edit down further to match up with that song for whatever segment I'm editing against that song
Sometimes for my TH-cam videos, if I have an intro that's more involved, I'll have a separate sequence just for the intro, and then sequences for another chunk and so on. It just helps keep the timeline clean and easy to navigate when you're doing multiple parts.
@@KurtIndovina DEFINITELY! I love your style of videos, I wish I could do some of the stuff you do, but for now I'm learning the basics and going from there 🙃
I really hope if this was useful to folks like you especially, who are already editing videos. It was tough balancing what skill level this tutorial is for
Kurt Indovina I think it’s a perfect balance. I also feel that this should be a series on a monthly basis as you said. Additionally, I feel like 10 mins is a perfect time for each segment as well
I'm definitely not as confident in that as I am in video. I know enough about music production to do a lot with audio in some if my videos, but I don't think I'm knowledgeable or talented enough in that field to teach someone else.
I once spent months working on a trailer from clips from a movie for a school projects and made a near perfect trailer. I got a 70 while some kid who put together something in 10 minutes got a 100. :(
FYI.... you should totally continue with this type of video. Make a specific video covering specific editing tips/how to
Yeah dude seems pretty entertaining
I'm no video maker/editor/producer, but even I learned something from this. Fantastic tutorial. Would love to see more content like this.
I double subscribed.
I was really hoping some of this may/could transcend just 'video editing' so I am truly delighted to hear that. So happy, Samer.
These tutorials surely are fun to watch, could be a fun thing once a month or maybe more often than that :)
Kinda makes me want to record footage in Need for Speed and Need for Speed Payback and edit that into a pretty montage :)
You should absolutely do that! And I'm truly glad you found some enjoyment out of this. I was really testing the waters here to see how this goes. Gonna feel it out still
Who would've thought that it was organization!
It makes things a tad easier indeed.
You're doing great as a Tutorial-Guy! I'd love a monthly series about other stuff , maybe a stair climbing tutorial? Lol
I'm so honored to be a great turtorial-guy. Took a risk on this one, and had no idea if I'd be able to make sense, so, it's relieving
Really awesome to see a bit of the behind the scenes, personally I'd love to see more of this 🙏 even if it's once a month
That's so awesome. Thank you, Adeel. Definitely stepped out of my comfort zone for this video as it isn't what I would normally produce. So hearing that means a lot
very nice, I like the timing with jump cuts in this one
Yes! Thank you
Editing your YT Vids... you mentioned editing against a song... I do something similar. I will create a rough cut... then find the music i want to overlay and then that will typically drive me to edit down further to match up with that song for whatever segment I'm editing against that song
This was fantastic! I second that i'd like to see a little more of this stuff too. Seeing more of your client work life is a lot of fun.
That's awesome, Ryan. Thank you. Especially because I had no idea how this would go over.
Live commenting... I literally never use multi sequences... i def should look at that. Very good use cases you mentioned
Sometimes for my TH-cam videos, if I have an intro that's more involved, I'll have a separate sequence just for the intro, and then sequences for another chunk and so on. It just helps keep the timeline clean and easy to navigate when you're doing multiple parts.
More Kurt more!lol
7:10 - Well. It's settled. Now I feel like starting a new Skyrim game
We're constantly feeding into each other's addiction.
i hope more video tutorial filmmaking/editing
Awesome! I'm so happy to hear that. I'll really consider doing more then
Well dammit kurt i just broke my skyrim addiction and wanted to try video editing and here you got me at 7:11 x) anyway very good video as always :D
Im so sorry 😔
Very informative!
Thank goodness! Was unsure how this would be.
Great video Kurt. This popped up JUST as I was editing my latest video on Lightworks. Thanks for all the awesome advice! #WhatsUpTheStairs ??
P.S I would love to see a regular video editing feature. Have you ever used other software aside from Adobe?
I really hope this was of value in some way. I really stepped out of my comfort zone to make this video.
@@KurtIndovina DEFINITELY! I love your style of videos, I wish I could do some of the stuff you do, but for now I'm learning the basics and going from there 🙃
Thank you so much for this, Kurt!
I really hope if this was useful to folks like you especially, who are already editing videos. It was tough balancing what skill level this tutorial is for
Kurt Indovina I think it’s a perfect balance. I also feel that this should be a series on a monthly basis as you said. Additionally, I feel like 10 mins is a perfect time for each segment as well
So uhhhh how long did it take you to edit this awesome video?
This video actually took me awhile. Hopefully this process is streamlined in the case that I do more.
I really want to see a video on music production from you.
I'm definitely not as confident in that as I am in video. I know enough about music production to do a lot with audio in some if my videos, but I don't think I'm knowledgeable or talented enough in that field to teach someone else.
@@KurtIndovina But if I am not mistaken, you have albums relased. Showing them off would make an interesting video
You're absolutely correct. But, admittedly, it just isn't my focus or passion anymore, so it now lingers in an abyss for those who seek it out.
@@KurtIndovina I honestly would like to listen to them, but I have no idea where to find them
I once spent months working on a trailer from clips from a movie for a school projects and made a near perfect trailer. I got a 70 while some kid who put together something in 10 minutes got a 100. :(
The amount of time put into something doesn't always equate to it's value.
fair point
what in oblivion is above those stairs
Maybe I'll make a tutorial about it
#kurtorial
Just wait for the #krutorial