Don't Make this Lazy Editing Mistake

[@FilmEditingPro]

What types of mistakes did you make when you started editing? We'd love to know - leave a comment below! Also, you can check out longer free tutorials here - www.filmeditingpro.com/freetraining

[@zaifedits]

Your channel is helping me a lot!! I recreate trailers on my channel

[@WarpedYT]

Awesome... I use all of those methods in my edits, but you literally have the best editing tutorial videos on the planet!!. I think I've been editing since premiere came out when I was a kid, I have a lot of experience, and I still love watching every single one of your videos! There are techniques I have used many times over but sometimes you either get lazy or forget, your videos always remind me !!.

[@ExpressiveImagery]

That “quick tip” was awesome, I’ve used the J-Cut before but never realised the power of using an L-Cut and what emotional impact it has on the viewer. Thanks for sharing.

[@ntokozonxumalo4963]

YEAH i feel the same way, i have used j cuts a lot to mesh scenes together but the L shot just hit me different today

[@शिव_सागर]

Thank You Very Much! 🙂🙏

[@iCamSkiEz]

Already knew these about these cuts but the quality of content that you make made watching it easy :) keep it up

[@FilmEditingPro]

Awesome - thank you!

[@srithar8083]

You guys made it crystal clear in 5 minutes which i had confusion for years! Great job.

[@emilmelikov8620]

The way you teach is a fine editing example per se. But it seems you have also good teaching abilities so listeners can really get the most out of it. That's why the course is worth to take.

[@poeticfigher]

ok, i heard about this but didn't use it much. I think this gave a better example of what effect it can have than most of the other tutorials i've seen. Heard of the J-cut but not the L-cut and its effect. Thanks again.

[@PaulVoorberg]

Good stuff, finally a good explanation on this with clear examples that further understanding. Thanks 👍

[@yusuftihm6378]

You guys are doing a great WORK!!!!! God Bless

[@305unleashedgraphix3]

thanks !!! you guys are the best channel on KZbin !!

[@FilmEditingPro]

Thank you!

[@alexpfleger5539]

Thank you for this reminder. I've been out of film school for a while and forgot how important Pre/Post lapping cuts are. However, this is only possible if proper sound is recorded on set (i.e.: while shooting a dialogue scene between 2 actors). I had an external shotgun mic and just pointed it at one actor at a time on their coverage shots. We didn't use a slate. I didn't have to sync sound in post because it was already recorded directly into the camera. Now I know why I was instinctively "Parallel Cutting". I feel like a dummy now... Now I am having trouble timing the sound because the actors aren't always matching the lines at the exact moment I need it to blend smoothly... What a disappointment : s

[@FilmEditingPro]

Alexander Pfleger I definitely feel your pain. Been in that situation as well!

[@recrecord1824]

Muchas gracias por la enseñanza 🙌🏼

[@DJ3ric]

Even though I am re-cutting existing music video with edits to match the dance remixes, I am using a multi camera feature to combine different events to make a single video. This actually is good to know. Even with vocals this would seem like it holds true. Audience reactions. Singers expression etc. Thank you. I am only 3 years into editing and am learning as I go and I have made a LOT of mistakes!

[@rajah1367]

Thank you so much... 🌿🍀☘️

[@SBSChristianMedia]

Love these guys vids

[@ceegee2676]

Thank you...very clear and helpful.

[@rmeloh]

I always says... every action have a reaction.

[@jaywiththecamera]

I’ve definitely needed to hear this great content

[@messyfilms6325]

I’ve heard it explained as if you’re watching two two people talking, your eyes don’t catch up with the next person talking before you hear their voice.

[@javierayala5823]

Every time I watch your videos it just makes me wanna watch a movie and see how they edited it.

[@CoverBeats46]

New subscriber. Nice tutorial

[@RavikantRai21490]

If it wasn't for your program SOCE, I would always have mistaken "parallel cuts" to mean parallel editing because of KZbin videos. Now because of you, I always associate that phrase with audio-video butting against each other on the timeline as you show here.

[@degasser83]

Understand J & L cut, but @ 03:36 she is very eager and prepared to deliver the dialogue.

[@rosepan6769]

Probably not great acting, but also makes sense in the context of an argument when you would even talk over the other person.

[@playbeatswork]

Does that ever make a difference! Do you have to plan for the J and L edits when you're shooting?

[@FilmEditingPro]

Hi Jim - no need to plan this while shooting...it's all done in the edit bay.

[@chintu5715]

Please make a tutorial on how to add titles in media composer

[@owlnight4421]

I have a question. How if we only have 1 camera for example in my school. Actually game 2 cameras but ones of it can't take a video And if I want to make a shot movie, how I can got a best camera cut and camera shoot?

[@hrutik45]

🔥🔥

[@HyderabadInfra]

Do you have Udemy tutorial

[@FilmEditingPro]

Hi Hari - we don't. Our training can be found here: www.filmeditingpro.com/freetraining

[@essaqueta6195]

very cool

[@kristicifci5389]

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