Ubel Trailer Breakdown - Behind the Scenes

[@AnthonyMiele]

man last time I was this early to a Andrew Moers breakdown, he was still using hitfilm!

[@angyracc]

Right, gotta adapt man

[@snowysnowwish]

A BEHIND THE SCENES AGAIN, let's freaking GO!

[@literallymalware]

"And there's expressions in those ones... I don't know why, I must have gone absolutely insane." I just love how casually you say this.

[@literallymalware]

"You put the thing in the thing" I love these breakdowns

[@bruhmoment784]

Looks like I'll be busy for the next hour or so

[@weird_mango42]

How does this only have like 12 comments this one of the most helpful editing breakdowns ive seen!??!

[@kappamanchild6173]

Always fun to watch

[@mintmaddie3963]

man your so good at this

[@thespeedyyoshi]

I love watching behind the scenes videos by you. It’s so cool to see how you describe the process so simply while making a product so complex. It makes the “impossible” seem very possible ^w^

[@JaebirdsArts]

Great work! I'm super curious where you get these projects from, they sound like a ton of fun to work on.

[@AndrewMoers]

There are a couple different places I'll advertise my work at from time to time (aside from my own social profiles like Twitter, but people don't stumble upon those naturally as often). The pages that have worked best for me are Reddit and the Lemma Soft forums. Every commission I've gotten from Reddit was because I posted in r/gameDevClassifieds - even though there are rarely posts about video editing there, most people there are working on games and are eventually looking for a trailer. Other potential subreddits are r/gameDevJobs (like gameDevClassifieds but less active), r/CreatorServices (usually people looking for editors for their youtube channel, but most positions aren't paid), and r/INAT ("I Need a Team", which is a neat place to go to find people to help with your creative project but video editing doesn't often fit in). As for the Lemma Soft forums, it's a place specifically for visual novel devs which makes it a good fit for my kind of video projects. I think you have to verify through their discord server or something to make an account, but after that I'd recommend posting in this section since it includes video editors: lemmasoft.renai.us/forums/viewforum.php?f=65 It's not the most active place in the world, but everyone who checks that page is specifically looking for visual novel style stuff which is handy. Hope that helps!

[@JaebirdsArts]

@@AndrewMoers Wow thanks so much for the detailed reply, I'll check them out!

[@wolfytheclown8]

WOOOO