Hi guys, I created this motion video for my ticketing platform without having any knowledge about adobe or any video editing software, created with my Claude code max x20 and some skills I have on my own, thanks!

Hi, just began starting to learn how to colour grade. Got some stock log footage and got to work. 5 nodes ( two CST ) please let me know how I did and what I can improve. Thank you

I usually edit videos on my own and send them to the client once they’re ready.

One of my clients asked if we could sit down together and edit the video in real time.

Have you ever worked like this with a client? Is it common? How do you usually handle these sessions?

Hey guys. I am ultra begginer (need to say ultra cuz i see some begginers are doing amazing work) at editing and i would really love you to tell me your opinion on this one i made today: https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSVEdN163/

Feel free to share your honest thoughts but still, keep in mind that am just begun so i wanna improve, i wanna hear advices but don't look at this with your professional expectations xD

Any tutorials on how to start editing short form content i have good phone and pc as well so i would like to learn soon any help will be great.

https://reddit.com/link/1w4rkrl/video/pyrvobs3gzmh1/player

Looking for a freelance editor to create an urgent, high-energy 60-second promotional video for our product, Angularize, completed end-to-end. The video should ideally be built using Canva and clearly demonstrate the product's key user flows and core features using screen recordings, slick text callouts, and background music. If you have experience making SaaS promo videos and can deliver within this timeframe, please DM me with your portfolio links and rates (INR).

Was asked to recreate a concert promo video that was a minute and fifteen seconds, had at least a dozen motion graphics and effects, and at least 60 individual clips. Screen recorded to show here but Reddit won’t let me post it so I’m stuck trying to describe it. Was asked super last minute so don’t have more than 3 days to make it.

What would you charge for an edit like that?

I asked for $65 cause it’s a friend on a budget that’s given me lots of opportunity even when I wasn’t any good. I felt like that was basically giving it away for free but he said he’s going to have to look at the budget to see if he can even pay that. And then my friend that went to college for video and editing said that that’s a fair price that he would charge clients. AM I GOING INSANE?! Cause I thought I was being foolishly generous.

For context this would be my first edit doing some of those effects, but I still don’t feel like that brings the price point that low.

Hey! I’m trying to adapt this style to my niche as I think it’s pretty nice and different, the paper animations really stand out with story telling.

I haven’t had any luck finding tutorials or even a site (like Agent Opus that has several different styles, including claymation animation)

Does anyone have an idea on how to make this or editors that do this style?

This is their instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_paperplanet_?igsi=MXE4d3R5M2FsODZkdQ==

Cheers!

Hey everyone!

I’m looking for a short-form video editor to work with me on an ongoing basis.

What I’m looking for:

• 🎬 Editing Instagram Reels / TikToks / YouTube Shorts
• 📅 3 reels per week
• 💰 $20–$40 per reel, depending on experience and quality
• 🗣️ Must understand Arabic — this is important since the content is in Arabic
• Strong sense of pacing, hooks, retention, captions, and visual storytelling
• Able to add relevant B-roll, sound effects, motion graphics, and transitions when needed
• Reliable and able to meet deadlines consistently

This can turn into a long-term position for the right person.

When applying, please send:

1. A few examples of your best short-form edits
2. Your experience with Arabic content
3. Your rate per reel
4. Your availability

Please don't send generic portfolios. I’m mainly interested in editors who are strong at short-form content and understand retention.

This was made in Final Cut Pro, I was wondering what you guys think

I’m particularly interested in working with production teams and brands creating educational or documentary content.

Portfolio: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1P6EPCNi2BuK_ZypPqpTsza3PtJbBXA4W?usp=drive_link

Hi everyone.

When I edit and render vertical videos in DaVinci Resolve for TikTok, the resulting image looks muddy. I haven't been able to fix it, no matter what I try; the output always comes out muddy. I download the videos using yt-dlp before editing them in DaVinci.

I’m attaching my settings. I’d really appreciate any help.

Why do some supposed clients of video editors make offers but do not even respond to messages to either thank or decline the services offered?

I used Capcut before for few years and now I finally shifted to premiere pro from last 20 days.

I have created this showreel of mine in previous days. I learned keyframe graphs and some basics of premier pro on youtube.

Although I have used some presets at some places but I learned how to do them manually.

It's not complete or final export. SFX and bgm is left If possible can you please give me some reviews. Also there are something's to add.

Question:

How would you go about transitioning from this part to the other clip?

Ideally, I would have them curve with the paper, but is that even possible? Anyways, cheers!