STEAL This Viral Church Social Media Post!

[@prochurchtools]

Download this social media post here: prochurchtools.com/steal-template

[@storiesbybrad]

I literally lost it when you were getting frustrated with Resolve! Thank you so much for leaving that in there. This is every church video editor in a nutshell!!! 🤣😭💀

[@prochurchtools]

We are all the same

[@joelbrigham392]

My favourite part of your video is watching you fight with that extra frame on the out point. I feel your pain and love that you didn't edit that out of this video. Has happened to me in FCPX before too, so many times. I thought it might be that I was using mixed frame content (a project that I've set to 24 frames, but content that is in 30 frames or 29.97)

[@prochurchtools]

Every video editor watching knows that pain 😂

[@reece-alexander]

It's been so hard for me to come up with original, simple ideas for social media and reels. I really enjoy your step-by-step tutorials! Thank you!

[@prochurchtools]

You can do it!

[@ChidiUdumukwu]

Seeing stressed with resolve, just made me know I’m not the only one going through this whole working 😂😂. Thanks Brady

[@prochurchtools]

😂 Bless

[@hdfloyd]

You rock B. always keeping it 100 percent honest and to the point. Thanks brother!

[@prochurchtools]

You bet

[@hannahvoudrie32]

Seeing Resolve give you trouble made me feel so much better about myself to know that I'm not the only one 😅😂

[@prochurchtools]

Every editor putting us creators through it

[@iglesiabautistaleonvalley]

Up and down arrow keys will move the playhead forward and back 1 second. The comma and period will move the selected clip forward and backward 1 frame. You're welcome.

[@Simplewisdomwithandrea]

I believe this will be so powerful for Christian content creators and influencers! Thank you so much for sharing!

[@prochurchtools]

Happy to serve 🫡

[@rogeriopaiva5]

thanks for sharing

[@EastsideOnline]

I'm not great with Audio...how do you go about looping the audio before you get to the video looping steps? Thanks Brady, always love your guidance!

[@prochurchtools]

I really just count out the Beats 1, 2, 3, 4 with my hand and then stop the play button on the 1 and cut there.

[@shanestensaas]

I love this!!! I already have one made from a mini-series my pastor preached on wisdom in the home. And Brady...I did find a faster way to make the seamless loop with DR lol

[@prochurchtools]

That doesn’t shock me 😂 My approach wasn’t exactly elegant

[@abbybecker1]

Thank you! What is your opinion of a church’s page having camera and phone pictures (a lot of phone pics)?

[@prochurchtools]

There are to axes for social: depth and width. A post like this is great for width and reaching MORE people. Photo posts of your church’s community are great for deeper with YOUR people. Having both kinds of posts is ideal for a well-rounded approach to social.

[@alainpierremuzongo]

Thank you

[@ChisholmSummitCommunityChurch]

Do you have a recommendation where to source royalty free music? Don't mind paying and have used epedemic sound in the past. Just didn't know if you had a go to?

[@prochurchtools]

We use Soundstripe

[@ChisholmSummitCommunityChurch]

@@prochurchtools thanks man! I was on the fence between that one and epedemic sound. appreciate you

[@storiesbybrad]

Ambient/Worship pads also work great for easy looping audio.

[@prochurchtools]

yes they do!

[@RealBenAnderson]

For years (long before I got a hold of it), my church's Facebook page has used a photo of our smiling lead pastor for a profile picture. It seems a little strange that we don't use the church logo, but there might be some logic to it, in that it may create a sense of relational connection? What do you think? Should I keep it, or change it to our logo (which is pretty good)?

[@prochurchtools]

I think both are true. Strange that a church's Facebook page would have a photo of their pastor. But probably better for engagement because it's a real human.

[@RealBenAnderson]

@@prochurchtools honestly I don’t know if it is better, I have nothing to benchmark it against. The page has just always had his photo as the profile pic

[@esthomp]

Is there a way to produce with Canva and have the "safe area" overlay? We don't have Photoshop.

[@prochurchtools]

You can definitely upload the Safe Overlay into Canva

[@MapleAvenue]

Thanks

[@mama.ashley]

Thank you!

[@prochurchtools]

You bet!

[@DobyWan]

As someone who works with resolve. The extra frame output is so annoying. at this point I always arrow key one frame to the left before I hot key the outpoint.

[@prochurchtools]

Why do they make us like this?

[@jonathanMallard]

Nice!

[@prochurchtools]

🫡

[@ChurchoftheRedeemerKenmore]

Is this the idea? (I used Android Recorder on my phone, Adobe Photoshop Elements, and Adobe Express.) kzbin.infotLOI3F4DDnI?si=eCzmG9gcOfHNQq5A

[@philipneubia775]

Stolen

[@prochurchtools]

Yes.

[@agcokley]

Is this post available in Nucleus Media? If so, what should I search for?

[@prochurchtools]

Not in Nucleus Media. Just free for all here! The stock footage is indeed from Nucleus Media.