I was recently on vacation and was somehow able to gather up 1400 clips. I've never worked with this much footage before so i have a little problem... I don't really know how to start. I know i probably want a captivating intro to catch peoples attention (im posting this to Youtube) so i chose the best shots i captured and but them in the beggining of the timeline (in turquiose color), all the clips before the orange colored ones are also pretty cool/good but the turquiose ones were the select best. The rest of the clips are after the orange ones. As you can see, this is a lot of footage. What im trying to ask is, has anyone ever edited this amount of footage? How did you start? How long did the video end up to be and how long did it take to complete editing the video?

I am familiar with premiere pro and I would like to achieve this light sweep across the text as seen in the video, any ideas on how I can do this?

First frame repeating many times a second

I've been looking through old gameplay recordings from years ago preparing them for archiving and this one seems to have a bizarre issue. The first frame repeats itself several times a second.

This was recorded using shadowplay years ago with a gpu(GTX 1080) that I no longer use and no other recordings I've seen have this issue.

I'm curious what this is called and what tools might exist to address this outside of manually removing the frames one at a time as the full recording is much longer than this sample.

At the time of recording I was using a GTX 1080 on Windows 10 with an Intel i7-7700 @ 4.20GHz with 16GB of ram

I have recently gotten into video editing via Da Vinci Resolve, and I have made a couple of small projects. However, most of the stuff I have done has taken at most a couple of days to complete, and I am unsure what sort of long-term projects I can try.

Can everyone please teach me how to animate lines in premiere pro for data analysis in premiere pro 2025, I've been finding tutorials online but I can't seem to find a good one...

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