r/editing

I use an s22 to edit on capcut but its gotten so slow and heavily heats up the phone.

Is there a solid apk for it yet or another similar app?

I'm looking for a free video editing software for my YouTube channel. I'd like for it to be simple to use like CapCut (which is what I've been using until now) but I wouldn't mind having to learn a little. I use a crappy Dell laptop with no storage (i use an external storage thing for damn near everything). Main priorities are, being free, not resource heavy, and no useless, AI bloatware

Does anyone facing this error in capcut?

So a few nights ago I watched *The Player* - Robert Altman, 1992, and at the beginning there's a scene where a character criticizes modern movies for being too much like MTV, too many cuts, and praises the opening tracking shot (what even is that?) of *Touch of Evil* (a movie I really didn't like), and the implication seems to be that the opening of that movie, which I don't remember very well, has very few cuts in it, and that this is somehow... virtuous?

Anyway, tonight I watched *Camera Person* - Kirsten Johnson, 2016, which is a kind of meta documentary made from the scraps of unused footage from other projects, and I find myself wondering what the big deal is. I've only started getting into movies in the last two years or so, (my favorite so far is *Fanny and Alexander*) so I'm learning more about what makes good film making all the time, and I wonder if someone could talk about this a little.

Are cuts considered a kind of failure state? A flaw? Why? Why is it that some movies which feature a large number of cuts and are very disjointed, like *Camera Person*, work anyway?

Does anyone have any homework for me to learn more about film editing as a viewer?

recently began posting my beginner video editor jerney in reddit like i created a gaming video by slicing footages from a 3 hours clip and I tried my best to give the video all I could i have done what I could and posted it in reddit so I could know if I something that I could improve and for content creator client to reach out to me

Instead of that I get a shit load of criticism for for editing is trash and don't mind him like commenting so even if a creator comes up to me for a work when then see my comments they'll be like il move on to another the coments became so destructive i felt like not editing for rest of my life but I luv editing man I grew up watching finzar and many more just I couldn't leave when I reply to the bad comments like "if you have any improvements to say you can say if you are here only of criticism you can leave they'll keep abusing me and say how trash my editing is Im still a growing editor in the industry i don't know how to react man i could have dealt with it if it's a single person man more than one are supporting the person who is commenting shit about me and my time I just don't know

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I need a edit app for my low end i3 2nd gen laptop anybody know anything?

We're a growing YouTube channel in the business space (100K+ subscribers) looking for an experienced vlog editor to join our production team.

Details:

• Pay: $3,000+/month, with an increase after a 1-month trial period
• Requirement: Minimum 2 years of experience editing vlogs
• Must be able to deliver fast-paced, engaging cuts with strong pacing and storytelling

To apply: Reply to this post with your best work. I'll review portfolios and reach out to the right fit.

Hello,

My team and I are in the middle of a marketing campaign so we need more content produced. I’m the one in charge of most of our marketing materials but I’m traveling a lot, and I don’t own a laptop. Most of my job I can do on my iPad while I’m on the move but not editing because I’ve tried so many apps and none of them were good enough for our needs.

On my pc i’m editing in DaVinci Resolve so I’m looking for something similar. I know that I’ll probably have to pay to get a good app but I’m looking for something not in a subscription model (I personally hate it).

Thanks for any suggestions!

I just had a small debate on Reddit about this: is it mandatory to have a YouTube channel and create content in order to work as a video editor? Especially for big channels?

In my opinion, no. I believe there are many great editors who never had highly successful YouTube channels. While it can be an advantage, it ends up being double the work to both produce and edit, so in the end, it’s not worth it to me.

However, to them, it’s basically mandatory, and you wouldn't be able to have a successful career as an editor without it.

What are your thoughts on this?

Hi, I'm a beginner YouTube shorts creator, looking for beginner editors who can make shorts for me.

It’s pretty simple. I am a small YouTube channel that is looking to have an intro to my videos. I will happily pay for what I will choose as the intro to my videos theirs no questions asked to that. I believe there is a cost for other people’s creativity and that is only fair. Just some simple rules.

- ABSOLUTELY NO AI NO MATTER WHAT
- no copyright music
- will pay bonus if you can also create an outro

If you are interested please dm me and I’ll work something out

I like to edit, and use capcut on my phone, downloaded it on my chromeOS laptop, but it closes before loading and says it doesn't support the chromeOS. Any free alternatives for ChromeOS?

Hey! I’m looking for a student (school or college) to help me edit cute, aesthetic Instagram Reels / shorts using my video clips or anything
Looking for someone with a great eye for a cute and aesthetic style to help with video editing.
**The details:**
**What to use:** Any mobile editing app like CapCut, VN, or InShot or anything you want to
**The vibe:** Simple edits, aesthetic fonts, and smooth transitions.
**Requirement:** Send over any aesthetic video / work of yours that shows your style!

P.S- a girl is preferred because I feel girls are better with cute aesthetic stuff hehehe

Trying to start YouTube channel and need help I’m using cap cut but I’m struggling any tips ?

I’m looking for a **100% free video editor for Windows** with:
No subscription or paid features
No watermark
No ads
No mandatory account
CapCut-like interface and workflow
Keyframes, masks, effects, transitions, subtitles, color grading, speed ramping, etc.
4K export
Not extremely demanding on PC
**No malware/viruses — only a trustworthy, safe download**
I know this might be asking for too much, but does something like this actually exist?