Quick Tips for Editing Interviews

[@drewbdarby]

A couple more quick tips for your editing life > kzbin.info/www/bejne/fImsh6JndsZoZs0

[@visaviinterviews]

i relate so much to this video! really well done. the tip with the crossfade is a gamechanger. tip: when creating a "fake" second angle, there is something called the 30 degree effect, which says that its better when you are switching from one angle to another that there are minimum 30 degrees difference. also try to have the second clip on the same eyelevel as the first one. great account! keep on the good work.

[@Twenty10sMedia]

Thank you... I took notes and on my next short documentary. I will put into practice.

[@calebbornman3699]

This was super helpful! I just did my first formal video interview and pretty much every one of these tips applies!

[@forerunnerproductions]

We use Davincii Resolve at our company, but still found this helpful. Simple & easy.

[@omgavade]

04:39 Audio Fades Helped a lot thankyou 🙂

[@karekezivitalschadrack127]

Thank you so much for this great video! quick and straight to the point

[@vj786]

This was very helpful. Thank u. Will save me tons of time in going back n forth hunting down clips.

[@PierreChe]

great clear little tips ! Finally someone gives actual useful informations on the subject. Most videos are like "well, yes, so I go in, I cut what I like, and then I put it together, and then I put B-roll. Pro tips"... :p

[@drewbdarby]

Thanks! Always trying to maximize value in each video

[@Sergio.GonzalezPrats]

That's really quality content, thanks!

[@shakaibart587]

That's very helpful, Seriously very helpful never thought of it.

[@ukulelesafarikenya]

This is a super great video. Thank you!!!!

[@TheCityDweller1]

Awesome video. I deeply wish I saw this vid before struggling through a project lol. Thank you for teaching!

[@royjones3127]

Nice tips Bro! Thank you

[@JakubChlouba]

Great video dude! I've been using the 3rd tip but the first 2 are gold! :)

[@pauljohn5584]

Awesome. Thank you. I knew there had to be a way to disable sections of clips without moving it, deleting it or hiding the track globally. Thanks man

[@drewbdarby]

Seriously changed the way I edit when I started disabling clips instead of using hidden tracks.

[@pauljohn5584]

Drew B Darby working from home real-time implementing all of these tips on a corporate video/interview and they're fire! Speeding me up a lot. Again, thank you. These nuggets are gold.

[@kennymanchester]

Excellent! Many thanks.

[@katciemiega7499]

Great, thanks for explaining so clearly!

[@MattTran98]

This was really helpful! thank you

[@julianmassari5016]

5:30 I think he meant Constant Power for his audio transitions instead of Cross Dissolve, since that's for video!

[@RobbyFischerMusic]

what is the shortcut for enable an disable the clip like you use at 3:34?

[@carpoolcrypto]

From the looks of it, this is an underestimated channel. These were some great tips! Only request would be to provide a couple more basic instructions. For example verbalizing the hotkeys for the actions or slowing down just a little when showing how you got to each setting. This information is not only great for experienced folk... it will make those of us with less experience improve faster :)

[@roysama_gg]

Solid content bro! Thanks for sharing, really helpful to implement in my system.

[@monatarashi6526]

very useful video, thank you!!

[@TheKikoman80]

Thank you for sharing! This was seriously helpful.

[@chantheman31]

my favorite youtuber

[@JAROCHELOcesarcastro]

True true! Thanks

[@eladet11]

Great tips! Thank you so much :)

[@adhishni]

thank you so much for sharing these tips, subscribed! :)

[@therealfieldsfamily]

Great video 🙌

[@Itrepreneur]

Awesome

[@orrkaufman]

great video!

[@techygamebar]

impressive

[@mightywolf1178]

Now this tickles my feet.

[@MarcusAustralia]

Good video thank you

[@Kakkojani]

I try to label selected clips but it labes all the clips in timeline. How to solve this? :D

[@EricaVain]

Dope!

[@ianstuart5689]

Thanks for this video, subscribed. :)

[@PaogunmangHaokip]

For editing diploma course have an interview so this is helpful I am ur new subscriber

[@drewbdarby]

Best of luck with your project!

[@Mudsffx]

tyyyy so much

[@LukiAnderson]

1:43 How did you shift all the clips at once to the left?

[@drewbdarby]

Ripple delete. I've since added a shortcut for "Sequence>Close Gap" which removes all the gaps at once.

[@LukiAnderson]

@@drewbdarby Thank you man! I find myself coming back to your videos often as I am learning how to edit myself. Awesome stuff!

[@JohnMeyer]

Great tips. I like to version all my editing projects at different points so I can go back if I mess something up. Is there a particular reason why you use layered timelines instead of multicam or does Premiere nor have multicam?

[@drewbdarby]

Premiere has multicam, but for just a two-camera shoot with one subject I don't ever feel the need to work in mc. If it gets up to three cameras, or if there are multiple subjects with single shots, then I'd move up to multicam.

[@johnalmighty]

How are you highlighting the space between clips and clamping them together without dragging them?

[@drewbdarby]

That's a ripple delete in Premiere.

[@Design475]

How far would you punch into a 1080p shot like you did with a one cam setup, before you can notice a drop in quality?

[@drewbdarby]

I’d do maybe 125% - you’ll likely notice the drop in quality at any scale, but if you’re delivering for web then I find it’s not terribly noticeable.

[@Design475]

@@drewbdarby 👍

[@Kunal636]

Awesome video. When you say “pull” the section you want from the interview sync or select, what do you mean? Do you just copy and paste? Thanks!

[@drewbdarby]

Copy and paste, or drag/drop if I’m using pancaked timelines.

[@Kunal636]

​@@drewbdarby Thanks for reply. Last question....when do you add in background music for interviews? Towards the end when you have selected your best cuts? I usually cut my video clips to the music, but I'm thinking with interviews, it is different. Thanks again!

[@drewbdarby]

I generally lay in music towards the very end, after I’ve made selects and assembled them in order.

[@coupontv]

🌊

[@getupagain4285]

A shame you don’t get much if any views

[@drewbdarby]

Still learning and figuring out the whole KZbin game! Even if a video only helps 5 people, that's still better than me keeping these ideas to myself.

[@getupagain4285]

Drew B Darby Yeah, wasn’t a dig at you or anything. The thing is though, as a video editor/ videographer it’s automatically hard to grow a channel as there are so much of us, but the more consistent you are the more views you’ll get over time,