CRUSH Client Changes like a Pro with this FCP Extension

[@Brad_West]

Music from Artlist, get 2 months free 👉🏼 bit.ly/Brad_Artlist Also, a HUGE thank you to @dylanjohndickerson for helping me out with this video. 🙏🏼

[@TheFinalCutBro]

I don't know how you managed to make this entire video so ridiculously entertaining. Who knew Dylan is an Oscar worthy performer.

[@Brad_West]

Haha thanks man! It was a fun one to make and Dylan could totally win an Oscar 😂

[@dylanjohndickerson]

I could have swore I commented on this, brother! You smashed putting this together. Thanks for making me a part of it 👊🏼

[@Brad_West]

You did. But it was a comment requesting another change so I deleted it 😂😅 Haha, but no, thank you for helping me out with this one man! It was so much fun 😄🙏🏼

[@CURSEE14]

This new style of teaching video editing is so much fun. absolutely loved this thanks a lot

[@Brad_West]

Thank you! I had fun making it so I will try to do it more often.

[@bamrainey]

This was absolutely brilliant, Brad! While it is informative, it is also so freaking entertaining. Your collab with Dylan turned out so good, that I think is was one of the best tutorials ever.

[@Brad_West]

Thanks so much Bam! I'm glad you enjoyed it. I had a blast putting this one together. Dylan is a legend 😂🙌🏼

[@GregorPQ]

Awww, the ending!

[@Brad_West]

😂😂

[@camerachris]

In the old days of the proper timelines of FCP, before the magnetic monster, I used to make my cuts and then close the gaps after all of the noted edits were completed. In the Magnetic days, I've learned to work backwards from clients notes, starting at the last note and backtracking to the beginning. Other than a few random non-sequential notes, this works.

[@Brad_West]

Yeah I used to do that before using Frame too. It works great until you have to swap sections around. Then it can get messy. Thanks for watching 😄🙏🏼

[@camerachris]

@@Brad_West, word!

[@lif3sentenc3entmedia]

I’ll definitely be doing this. Video is super helpful

[@Brad_West]

You're welcome!

[@_adamdunbar]

Love this, great video as always Brad. Really helpful! Would love it if you could do a video on your overall workflow/process for editing Instagram client work. E.g. what order you do things in to be efficient. Like the timeline, colour grade, graphics, sfx, titles, captions etc.

[@Brad_West]

Great suggestion! I'll add it to my list! 😄🙏🏼

[@naavjotsingh]

personally i start editing changes backwards (so magnetic timeline doesn't affect that) but this is a cool way too

[@Brad_West]

I used to do that before using Frame too. It works great until you have to change the order of sections of the edit. Then it can get messy. Thanks for watching 😄🙏🏼

[@naavjotsingh]

@@Brad_West that’s a nightmare 🥹

[@SimonHollandfilms]

yes yes ....been there

[@Brad_West]

Haha 😆 Client struggles are universal 🤙🏼

[@vikasvohra9856]

6:22 same here, after so much time changes, client like the first cut 😂

[@Brad_West]

I know right! 😆

[@ThisisDigitalden]

Is the Dylan the “turtle man “ ever happy 🤣 love the cameo and another fab video Brad ! Oh “ love the edit but can we change the music 😂”

[@Brad_West]

Haha thanks Denes! 🤣

[@ThisisDigitalden]

@@Brad_West Brad, always such great content and presentation!!

[@jalananlurus]

very entertaining..🤩

[@Brad_West]

Thank you. This one was super fun to make 😄🙌🏼

[@sopin.theworld]

this is perfect 😉

[@Brad_West]

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching!

[@Hola_____Amigo]

hahahah this is awesome and so real. Thanks for tips like always. Keep avoiding for clients like this haha

[@Brad_West]

Absolutely!! 😅

[@WanderPonder]

I have no clients, but watched for fun anyway. 😃

[@Brad_West]

Nice, thanks for watching! 😄🙌🏼

[@huwjones5879]

Or just work in reverse?

[@Brad_West]

You could but if the changes involve swapping sections of the edit around, then it can get messy and confusing.

[@MarkAhrens-HeritageFilms]

I can imagine my clients still making notes in an email instead.

[@Brad_West]

Haha I can see clients doing that 😂 The nice thing is clients don’t need to create an account on Frame in order to leave comments.