Bigget piece if advice. Follow up with any “rejections” that you have received. A lot of my clients would come from me reaching out to them months before. If your work is good and you’re professional, people will remember your name when they need you.

Had the pleasure to work on this. The team absolutely crushed it!

Worked on this, proud of what we were able to create.

Should I post the best client outreach method?

There is no time limit in this space. I’ve worked with people ranging from 15 to 50 years old. Stop letting posts from people saying you’re "running out of time" scare you. The rush is imaginary, and can lead you away from your goals.

If you’re trying to dump terabytes of footage on one editor, it’s not gonna end well. Organizing, cutting, polishing — those are different jobs. 2-3 editors = faster edits, better quality, and way less stress.

As an editor, you can't just sit around cutting up footage. You need to learn to use Ai to your advantage. You always need to be adapting. Or you'll get left behind.

I know guys who make $30k+ a month just from making thumbnails. (And that was 4 years ago.) Graphic design is such a lucrative skill that everyone should learn. Even with the rise in AI.

Here’s what a MrBeast Premiere Pro timeline looks like 🤯 Credit: @ Nolan Ritter

Taking a day off shouldn't kill momentum. It resets your brain. Half my best ideas show up after I stop trying to force them. It’s part of the workflow.

Had the pleasure to work on this video 👍

I’m seeing more and more creators who do not want agencies. I could see this years ago when I ran mine. It’s just not very optimal for a majority of youtube creators.

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