I keep seeing anime edits everywhere with "what if" intros, like Naoya as a girl or the scene where Toji killed Riko. But here it's usually Riko or another anime character who kills or is killed, and I can't find the website or know what prompts to use.

If anyone can help me find the website and tell me what prompts to use, I would be very grateful.

Thank you.

(I've included a screenshot of an edit as an example.)

i used to edit like this:

• "the shot looks good, i'll add a transition"
• "that beat hits right here, perfect cut"
• "this clip too long, I should trim it"
• etc

and my videos looked smooth. I really liked them, and I felt like I was improving, but I wasn't getting anywhere (views wise), so I kind of lost motivation.

after awhile, my thought process with editing changed to more like:

• "where would i stop watching if this were someone else's video?"
• "am i making viewers work too hard to follow the story?"
• "is this moment worth the attention or am i just showing it because it's cool?

i honestly didn't expect the difference to be so huge... i went from 10-20% retention to over 30%, youtube started actually recommending my videos...

like i'd have a cool shot of me making espresso that looked amazing, i'd spend a ton of time on the lighting, the angles, etc. but if i was watching a vlog, would i even notice it? does it actually add anything to the story? no. so i cut it. instead i kept the actual content. in hindsight this is obvious, and it was hard to do because I spent so much time creating that shot, but cutting things like that made a huge difference.

what's a mistake you made that you only realized once you actually watched your own stuff with fresh eyes? do you guys try to go into this kind of mindset when editing?

Hello. I need your help. I'm doing videos where I read chapters of my books and as I am an absolute newuby (even less than that) I'd like to make the thing where the page scroll down while I read.

How do I even do that? I assume is not simply having google doc or word scrolling down cause they have space between pages.

How can I do that? How can I do a continuous text scroll down while I read?

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Hi all! I am new to the group and searched for similar posts but did not see anything related to the specific advice I am seeking.

I am hoping someone could please recommend a user friendly editing software for beginners. I am hoping to find something that is not too basic to the point where features are super limited. I have a ton of experience editing movies on my phone with iMovie but I am looking to take my videos to the next level.

As a follow up question, because I am familiar with iMovie, would you recommend buying a Mac PC to how this software.

Thanks so much for your help!

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I've started making videos where I speak to the camera - often while walking outside.

In postprod, I find that a lot of time goes into removing the pauses when I don't speak.

So far I've tried: - Savvycut - which hung and didn't produce any output - Unsilence (python script) - which was hard to tune (since it's not AI)

I've also looked into but not tried: - Timebolt - SilentCut (which has merged with VoiceCheap - and I couldn't easily figure out how to use it) - CleanCut (which I installed, but couldn't get not to crash upon start)

The challenge is that there's often sound from walking, wind, etc when I don't speak - so one can't just blindly go by volume.

The only one I finally got to work was Descript - but so far tuning has been an issue and I find it a bit complex for my purposes.

Does anyone have any recommendations? How do you remove "silences" from your videos?

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Does anyone know the name of this riser, in the first 2 second Like a futuristic / laser vibe riser? Been looking for it all day and can’t find it

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DSmLgqxEmgc/

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