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Top Comments of this video!! :3
My fav jump cut is when you start your paid sponsorship and i jump cut to a random spot
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Meanwhile, Tom Scott's finishing up recording a video somewhere and yelling, "Yes! One take!"
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I miss Casey. He wasted a lot of my time. And I miss that.
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YouTube editing is basically just leaving the camera on and recording one take. Then later you will cut and cut. Casey is fantastic because he plans every shot he takes, it's so entertaining to me.
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This was such a great video! Lots of great insight
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I always feels like youtube allowed many kinds of editing to thrive, and not only telling information in a fast way, it also allowed me to met you, and know more people on editing movies and stuff, and hooked me into the world of video editing.
I still loved both sides on how they could convey a story in a fast hooking manner or a slowly crafted piece of art. Both require time to master the skills but they are both an art form in their own dimension.
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I'd love to see more editing/storytelling tips, tricks, and suggestions. Keep it up!
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3:50, that's actually a result of meme editing throughout the years, often used for emphasis on "look how funny this is". You can find it being common with commentary and lifestyle vlogs. It shapes around the words not for cinematic smoothness but punctuation--often bringing to life an otherwise flat or median joke.
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Youtube stopped being a forum for filmmakers with the algorithm (among other things). Independent filmmakers who don't have a team, or do it as a job are going to have a difficult time posting regularly on any type of schedule. There are filmmakers on Youtube, but their uploads (and often their followings) tend to look way different from the average Youtuber.
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Youtube has a 'CiNeMaTiC Broll' problem. I don't care how much slowmo or how many swoops or zoom transitions a video has if there isn't any story, or relatable emotions/situations. Story > everything.
I have done videos completely out of focus that have done great because of story, music, and edit choice.
Silence is something often overlooked on youtube. ADHD Jump cuts take out anticipation and I think it actually takes away from videos sometimes.
Awesome vid.
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Isnât a lot of youtube style a consequence of having less interesting images? If you have a movie budget with a camera man, lighting, actors, etc, your image is âinterestingâ longer than if youâre shooting statically yourself. To me, thatâs more important than YouTubers being ADD or lacking story sense - they just have worse images with a shorter half life (by necessity).
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As someone who edits for a couple of bigger vloggers itâs insane how many jump cuts there are.
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I love editing!! Man I'm excited, this stuff get's my blood pumping! YouTube is wonderful because we can tell a story and edit in a unique way. It doesn't have to be super higher production & anyone can do it
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I've never been a fan of the jump cuts that are all over YouTube; I prefer to not draw attention to my cuts unless there's some purpose behind it.
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Thank you for doing this video. I came from learning about narrative filmmaking and editing and so many younger people who put stuff on social media (YouTube specifically) have little understanding of narrative storytelling. I have lost out to jobs on YouTube channels because I am "too cinematic". I was shocked that was considered a bad thing. But If I were to continue getting work, I needed to change and adapt. I hate editing in the YouTube style but do it out of necessity for continued employment. It definitely is tougher to make something look so amateurish when it screams cinematic and vice versa.
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This is an awesome discussion. Part of the reason I never really got into YouTube back in 2009 was because of all the jump cut vlog type of videos. It always seemed to me like they were edited by amateurs that didn't know how to make a scene flow or hide that a film looked "edited". Crazy to think that this would become a "style" now. Great analysis đđź
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As a new YouTuber it's nice to see this comparison. Thank you for the content! I wish more people on YouTube focused on the value instead of just sharing all kinds of random acts that seemingly have no point. I definitely lean towards the story side.
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There are so many useful takeaways in this video. You're telling a story about telling stories, while completely engaging the audience. I know I felt engaged. Thanks for sharing your insights and ideas.
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This video is so powerful and full of great tips! Please, bring more videos like this one, talking about the editing on Youtube videos, and the elements of this kind of storytelling - that would be amazing, man!
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