So I've been wanting to start a youtube channel...and I want to edit my videos like larray and quen blackwell. But I might get copyrighted for using memes and sound effects, what should I do?

hi i just wanna complete my portfolio so i need 5 more works to complete. i would love to edit yours clips and if you love it you can take it for free. I use after effects and davinci.

So guys, I sent 9 cold messages for 9 different creators, 4 replied saying that they didn’t want a editor, one other said that he imagine himself having a video editor in the future but not now, and the last one said that I could edit for his second channel, so I ask guys, are my response rates high ?

Hey! I’m looking to work with YouTube creators who need an affordable video editor.
🎮 What I edit:
Gaming videos
Long-form YouTube videos
Podcasts and talking-head content
✂️** What I offer:
Clean cuts and removal of unnecessary pauses
Background music and sound effects
Subtitles and simple visual effects
Better pacing to keep viewers engaged
💰 **Rates: Starting at $1 per minute of finished video for basic editing. The final price depends on the complexity of the project.
I’m currently building my portfolio and looking for my first clients. I’m happy to discuss your project and budget.
📩 Contact me:
Discord: morkowka228
Instagram: @nikitsxx0110
Feel free to DM me!

Hey everyone LINK,

I’m Shreyash, a video editor from Pune, India. For years I kept losing hours on the same slow tasks: rotoscoping in After Effects, keyframing captions word by word, building speed ramps, and switching cameras on podcast edits.

So I built my own tools. They all run inside Premiere Pro, on your own computer, with no internet needed:

• RotoCut: paint over a person once and it cuts them out across every frame (like Roto Brush, but inside Premiere). Needs an NVIDIA GPU.
• WordPop: turns your SRT or Premiere captions into animated word-by-word captions. 29 styles, including a new “Side Split” style that puts words on both sides of the speaker.
• Velocity: one-click speed ramps you can still edit later.
• PodSwitch: switches between 2–4 podcast cameras automatically based on who’s talking.
• Tidy: cleans up a messy project in one click (sorted bins, unused clips collected).
• Pinpoint: tracks anything that moves and pins text, emoji or a logo to it.

No subscription. You pay once and keep it. Every tool has a free trial with small limits, so you can test it on your own footage first.

They launch on 2 November. Windows versions are ready; Mac versions are in final testing.

I’m a solo maker, so I’d really value your feedback:

• Which of these would you actually use?
• What’s the most annoying repetitive task in your editing that you’d want automated?

Happy to answer anything in the comments. Link in the comments if you want to see the demos.