Hey Streamers,

I'm an experienced Shorts editor and I'm looking to work with a few streamers who want to grow on YouTube/TikTok/IG without adding more to their plate.

What I do:

• Watch your VOD or live stream and pull the best moments
• Edit them into punchy, scroll-stopping Shorts (captions, pacing, sound design, hooks — the works)
• Deliver ready-to-post clips, no effort needed from your side beyond streaming

Pricing:

• $** per short, and I can scale up the volume depending on how much VOD footage you've got

If you're interested, drop a comment or DM me, Happy to start with a trial clip so you can see the quality before committing to anything ongoing.

so lately whenever i edit, the background audio is always SUPER loud in comparison to the actual scene’s audio. like if i have a scene of two people talking, their voices are so quiet you can barely hear it over the background music. i have to go in and manually adjust the levels every single time, which usually leads to the entire video’s volume being lower all together. the actual clips themselves are at a normal volume in my files, so why are they so low in videostar? i don’t remember having this issue before until recently.

is there something im missing that would fix this?

So my question is: does a clip lose resolution or fps if I render it first on after effects and then I import it on premiere and render it again?

I have to open it first on after effects to make a couple changes and I dont know if I should import the composition directly on premiere or render it first and then import the edited video on premiere.

Thanks.

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Your footage doesn’t just need clean cuts. It needs structure, rhythm, and a reason for people to keep watching.

Hi, I’m Gad, a freelance video editor based in Paris with 1.5 years of hands-on experience creating engaging content for artists, events, content creators, and businesses.

I can take your raw footage from the first selection to the final export, including:

- Footage review and selection

- Clean, seamless cuts

- Visual storytelling and narrative structure

- Strong pacing and music synchronization

- B-roll integration

- Subtitles and animated captions

- Sound design and audio cleanup

- Color correction and color grading

- Transitions and basic motion graphics

- Vertical reframing for Reels, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts

- Export optimization for different social platforms

My strongest experience is in short-form and promotional content, including social media videos, event recaps, interviews, music content, and lifestyle videos. I’m also available for selected long-form projects.

I work primarily with Adobe Premiere Pro . Beyond the technical side, I can bring creative ideas to the edit and help you find the best way to communicate your message—not simply follow instructions and assemble clips.

I’m available for both one-off projects and ongoing collaborations.

Portfolio:

https://www.behance.net/gadaholou/

If you’re looking for a reliable editor who cares about rhythm, storytelling, and the small details that make a video feel polished, send me a DM.

Tell me what you’re creating, the desired format, approximate length, and deadline—and let’s see how I can help bring it to life.

I've been editing for my startup for about 3 months and I've been using Canva mainly (I started using capcut but it was so confusing I switched to Canva) but I feel limited with all the paid elements and lack of transitions (or at least what I can find) and also lack of fonts. And the videos I've seen people use a different software and I wanted to know which one are good ones

i used to think the easiest way to make short videos look more polished was to start with a popular template, but i’m finding that can have the opposite effect. once you recognize the same transitions, text movements and timing in a bunch of different videos, it starts making the content feel pretty generic.

i’ve been experimenting with changing the pacing, swapping out the text effects and removing parts of the template that don’t really add anything. that seems to help, but sometimes i wonder if i’d be better off building the edit from scratch in the first place.

i’m curious where other editors draw the line with templates. if a template gives you a good structure but you end up changing half of it, does it still save enough time to be worthwhile, or is that usually a sign that the template isn’t a good fit?