every youtuber always says that its so hard to edit their vids and it takes a long time... BOI LOOK AT DIS GUY EDIT A FKN MOVIE IN 10+ MINS. beautiful.
Sir, I must say a big thanks for sharing your experience.. I am sure all the people must be thankful for your every effort. Keep going and wish you all the best for your every upcoming moment in life.
Oh shit! Before you even got to those transition layers I was already thinking, "well this guy has composition down," then with just those two layers and some tweaks, it took it over the top. I can totally see how these can be too much at times, but this was SO tasteful. Love the before and after, love the amount of details yet still being straightforward explaining this. Subscribed.
It's so funny how the first 2 people I started following for video editing and B roll, both live in Canada and are friends. How awesome is that! Two unique style to learn from and very helpful. Thank you🙏👍😎
Hey Daniel, very nice video. Amazing how much work you put in a shot which looks on the first look like a simple speed ramp. That is what I like in your videos. A video about how you color grade especially these low light Toronto clips would be very nice! Greetings from Germany.
Commenting this feels a little spammy/weird, so I am sorry about that, but I also think you will find it helpful if you watch my video on B-Roll. It's very practical.
day by day i keep on discovering that this world have a lot of genius people and creative ( you are one of them bro) were you guys putting a lot of effort to create something wow , and you are being the best school for all of us >>> keep up the good work bro
Lol nice, what's funny is that 1. I use squarespace for my website 2. I own and use the ryan nangle overlay transitionts 3. have and use motion blur 4. pretty much knew exactly how you edited these before hand. Good work. Pretty smooth and nice.I hate how the motion blur renders hardcore and slows it all down. I always add color corrections and motion blur stuff at the end because of that.
I appreciate him mentioning that the motion blur will slow your computer. As an amateur without an insane computer, It’s nice to know. Most of these guys fail to mention that if you’re using just a MacBook Pro or something like that, you could have trouble applying some of these effects. But yeah, shouts out to that 💯
You are really a genius, and really a humble man who is not only shairing a knowledge but also a entertainment for those, who love these tricks like me, and learning from u who want to be a good photographer and want do some filming, i was just thinking about the many points of editing which you have clearly mentioned in this video, its another thing that i watched your video 2 times on speed 0.7 .. 👍😉.
You're so right. Zoom transitions aren't bad. They're just used improperly most of the time. I use them to enhance clips exactly like this and people love the look (myself included lol). Was curious as to your method :)
The background played a big role, having the background of the 2nd scene be in about a third of the previous scene combined with the zoom effect made the transition smoother.
just one minute into the video and i wanted to pause just to say thank you for adding the raw unedited kinda shots it's so helpful and no one ever does this but it gives us an idea of how it is actually shot, thanks man, keep it up !
Nice tricks. However adding crop bars is the wrong way to achieve that aspect ratio. Your sequence dimensions should be set to the ratio you're going for. For example for a 2.39 : 1 ratio your sequence settings would be 1920 x 803. For a 2 : 1 aspect ratio your sequence settings would be 1920 x 960. If you just add crop bars then your aspect ratio is still only 16 : 9 so when your video is viewed in RU-vid cinema mode for example you are still seeing the black bars. If your sequence was correctly set to the 2.39 : 1 ratio then the entire area would be filled when viewing in RU-vid cinema mode. I've recently just learnt this so just passing on some constructive info.
@@danielschiffer Yeah that's fair enough. Might have been worth mentioning that in your tutorial as I would imagine some people may overlook the reason you gave me and assume adding crop bars is the correct way.
There is a video going around that (wrongly) tells you never to use black crop bars, but instead to always edit in the native finishing aspect ratio. There are sometimes reasons to do it that way, but by far the most common practice in the professional side of the industry is to edit in a standard 16:9 container. There are reasons I can go into if you like, otherwise just trust me lol. In the export process you can set the frame size to whatever you like eg: 1920x804 (always use even numbers btw - some codecs don't support odd numbers, and also it will resample your image in order to keep it precisely centred so you'll lose sharpness). Good video btw man. One of my fave simple transitions. :)
Omg, you continuously give out secrets just like that, that is too valuable. You need to set up a donation box somewhere and people should pay you watching your video, I feel like i owe you money man. Thank you! I am currently planning to do a start up shooting commercial videos exactly like you because of you. I hope I would be successful through lots of hardwork and dedication to the art like you.
My question for anyone able to answer is. If he is filming at 120fps and assuming his shutter is at 240/250. How did he get rid of the light flicker ? I'm using the gh5 and struggle( losing my patience) I can't see a video online explaining how to get around this ! Thanks ✌️
This is gold. I love how you explained in detail from start to finish, with easy to follow steps. Definitely subscribed and looking forward to more videos like this!
I had this little reel in my head of how I wanted a sequence to look, but didn't know how to do it, nor what it was even called. "Speed ramp." This video is so clear and helpful, and I learned a few more awesome techniques along the way. Thanks so much for this!
Started using the blade trick just recently vs manually slicing them... but the motion blur and zoom layer effect is so damn KEY! thanks for the tutorial!
Dude hell yes. I thought it was great you showed the original clip and then with each individual effect added. It really shows the value each effect brings to the shot!
Daniel Schiffer, thanks for this video. I'm working on some promo content and what I learned from this video has really improved the end result allot. -Ken
One of the biggest things that I've found is establishing a shared goal or really dictating an outcome...if people at motivated to accomplish the same thing as you then there really isn't a need to keep authority! It comes naturally! When it comes to directing people though I think just making them as comfortable as possible and knowing how you want the shot to play out :) Hope that helps!
I learnt. Just be nice to them and they listen. If they need a little break after half an hour or so give them a little break. Chat with them. Just being nice, listening and stating your point of view.
Other than Final Cut Pro, which other software do you recommend? I personally run my channel on a budget and I use iMovie (for now). It has worked well so far. I learned about in-camera transitions this week and hoping to use simple techniques to make my Travel videos stand out. Awesome tutorial. Thank you, Daniel, for this tutorial! Thumbs up from a Kenyan RU-vidr.
Glad I clicked on this. Don't recall seeing your videos before. Funny, you turned those two guys into models. Wonder if they ever thought that was in their future
This is awesome. Not sure exactly who I'm going to apply it to premiere, but the general knowledge is super helpful as to how each of these added layers adds that extra something to the videos. Thanks!!
Speed ramping is fairly easy in Premiere.tonnes of tutorials out there! For motion blur, there is an effect called CC Force Blur or a plugin called RSMB (Real Smart Motion Blur)...the transition can be replicated using Bakerstuts easy transition preset! Hope that helps 😁
This really opened my eyes on more than transitions. The way you shoot is very instructive, too. More than just left to right, right to left, but diagonal, etc. If you don't have a tutorial on that, can you do one on shooting angles?
Man, u are one of the best video editor and creative film maker I’ve ever seen here on RU-vid. I am getting inspired to film my content with some ideias for car films. Love it! Greeting from Brazil
