Editing

Tips on video editing techniques, transitions, and post-production effects.

Optimize Video Length for Platform

Optimize Video Length for Platform

Adjust the length of your video depending on where it's being published. Shorten for social media and extend for platforms like YouTube or your website.

For best results, research platform-specific best practices and use tools like Vidyard or Wistia for length optimization.

A/B Test Thumbnails and Titles

A/B Test Thumbnails and Titles

Experiment with different thumbnails and titles, then A/B test them to see which generates higher click-through rates and engagement.

For best results, use platforms like YouTube’s A/B testing feature or TubeBuddy to compare and analyze thumbnail and title performance.

Split-Screen for Comparisons

Split-Screen for Comparisons

Use split-screen visuals to compare before-and-after results or show two perspectives simultaneously.

For best results, use split-screen editing to show the impact of donations or simultaneous event coverage.

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Dutch Angle Technique

Dutch Angle Technique

Use a Dutch angle to create tension or disorientation in your scene.

For best results, use a tripod with a tilting head to achieve precise angles.

Depth of Field Control

Depth of Field Control

Control depth of field by adjusting your aperture to isolate your subject and create a blurred background.

For best results, use a lens with a wide aperture, such as f/1.8 or f/2.8.

Interview Framing Basics

Interview Techniques

Interview Framing Basics

Frame your interview subject using the rule of thirds for a balanced, professional look.

For best results, use a tripod and a mid-range lens for steady, clear shots.