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How come I used to spend weeks on one edit
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while others seemed like they never even touched an editing software
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and still received 100x or even a thousand times the views than I did?
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The answer came to me in seven lessons.
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Lesson one, get outside of your craft to learn your craft.
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When you start to learn on social media youtube
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when you start watching all these other content creators you get a little bit of inspiration
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but you get a ton of envy and feelings of comparison
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so go to art go to photography start a new skill me
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if you can't tell i'm out of breath ah i'm horrible at skateboarding horrible at skateboarding
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but it teaches me every time you get down you get back up you keep going even
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when it just feels like nothing's working out
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if you go learn art you're going to learn the very intentional nature of every stroke.
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If you're going to go learn how to cook, you're going to learn how every single piece of the puzzle makes a big difference.
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Lesson one, start learning something outside of content.
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Some of y 'all who actually skate, y 'all are like, that does not count whatsoever.
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I made a point of contact.
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Even if it was a point, there was a point of contact.
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I call it a win.
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And next time, 1 % better every day.
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When we watch content like Mr. Beast, Speed, or any of the creators that you naturally watch, you usually watch them for the content
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and not for the edit naturally as creatives we want people to recognize the art
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that we're able to create and then we are looking for positive feedback on yo
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that was a sick edit whoa that color grade fire
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but from the mass majority of people they're not watching a
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video for the edit they're watching it for the story the edit is supposed to be invisible
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so lesson two is the invisible edit so
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when you edit be intentional with every cut every color every
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effect is supposed to bring more attention to the story and to the message
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lesson three is the loop now
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if we were to have an open loop right we have
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not closed this loop yet this is a question an open loop equals a question
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but whenever we solve
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that we close the loop we have a full loop now
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here's the thing we don't want to have a full loop
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without opening another one we never want to solve a problem before we present
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another one because the distance between your problem
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and your solution is what keeps people stick sticking around for
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the entirety of the video you don't want to close this loop before you open another one
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so what does this mean we need constantly two unanswered questions
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at any given time now how do you do this this
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is just presenting another hook a new tension point just present a question
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that you will answer in just a minute now
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when do you close these loops
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because you don't want to keep one open for too long
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because then people will get bored and they don't care about the answer anymore
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so you need to constantly be opening closing small loops as
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well as having your main point of the entirety of the video all right
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so lesson four is advancing technology right
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so there's a lot of different technologies coming about first it
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was mirrorless cameras i know then we had premiere we have davinci we have all these different technologies
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that are advancing
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and now we have what feels like a cuss word we
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have ai now ai is fine as long as you're using it in a way
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that is enhancing your creativity
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and not determining the direction see where i feel like a
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lot of people are messing up with ai is they will use ai to determine their direction
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and determine their story because they don't have any creative structure from their perspective
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so when using ai like being able to change the text where needed expand environments fit shot dynamics that weren't accounted for,
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or even take your story to a level you couldn't reach with a small budget.
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The tool I'm using for enhancement is C -Dance 2 .5 and Cinema Studio 4 .0 within Higgsfield.
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C -Dance is meant for people who utilize the hybrid production model, not simply letting AI run the show.
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And with these tools, you are going to be able to enhance the content you are already creating without harming the perspective you have.
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If you want to check out Hicksfield, use it properly.
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Check the link in the description.
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Use Cinema Studio 4 .0.
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Let me know what you think.
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Now on to lesson five.
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lesson five is basically going to hit a sense
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that no one ever thinks of for video editing and
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that is sound design now hear me out
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when you're watching a video there are only two ways
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that you can receive that video on youtube right now and that's visibly visibly visually or audibly
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So whenever we take audio out of the equation, we're only getting 50 % of the quality we could be getting.
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Do me a favor, those headphones right behind you?
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Yeah, those?
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Put those on real quick.
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What do you hear?
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Nothing, right?
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Now, in some instances, this works beautifully.
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But in many instances, this completely takes you out of the scene
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that you were just in
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when you take the audio away from your video you are completely taking away the only other process at
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which people can consume your content now taking back off you
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want to be able to hear the world the viewer wants to know what the character is experiencing
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and what their perspective is so
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when using sound design be very intentional take double the time it takes for you to edit
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and put that and put that same amount of time and put
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that same amount of time into the audio into these small
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cars in the distance the wind the birds even whenever there's
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motion happening the whooshes the impacts the little granular kicks
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when you're twisting a knob pay attention to the sound and
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if you can find a video interesting just by listening to it, then you've hit another side of quality that you weren't hitting before.
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Now, through the colors of our content, we are able to tell stories.
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Red introduces strong emotion, whether that's anger, love, extreme fear.
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Red shows extreme emotion and is the most used color for catching eyes.
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Blue stands for loyalty on the positive end, and sadness and loneliness on the negative end.
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Orange stands for warmth and friendliness, but on the negative end can stand for dryness or heat.
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Green on the positive end stands for nature and organic elements, but on the negative end creates an eerie, sickly feeling.
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And every single color of the color wheel has a psychological story behind it.
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So when using your colors, don't just go with something that looks good, but also fits your story.
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Lesson seven wasn't something I was able to grasp or even determine myself.
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It's actually the sole purpose as to how I was able to become a content creator, work with big names, and be able to truly create content that goes much further than analytics.
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It makes an impact.
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See, artificial intelligence and even our own intelligence can only take us so far.
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But when you put your perspective, when you put your root in the father, in the kingdom, in the ultimate creator,
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you are able to receive supernatural intelligence.
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That sounds insane, but the creativity you see through my videos is not me.
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Half the time, I don't even know what I'm filming.
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I pray to God and ask for his creativity and
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that his will be done and he's able to use me for his will.
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Thank you.

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  • invisible edit: 눈에 띄지 않는 편집 (시청자가 스토리에 집중할 수 있도록 하는 기술)
  • open loop: 열린 고리 (시청자를 계속 붙잡는 미해결 질문이나 긴장감)
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  • color grade: 컬러 그레이드 (영상의 색감을 조정하는 작업)
  • advance technology: 발전하는 기술 (최신 편집 도구 등)

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