"how do I learn pacing?" honestly, it's almost intuitive knowing where to place animations and when to let viewers sit for a moment is something that comes from within but you can DEFINITELY improve your pacing by consuming more media and putting more thought into the work

Tick Tock Swoosh Ding BOOM 🎤 Another SFX Breakdown 😎

I kind of like working behind the scenes. nobody knows how much I make, what I do with my time, or what type of person I am, and honestly, I think I'd like to keep that way for a while just doing what I'm good at and delivering my best work

if you're an editor or a thumbnail designer, reality is you DON'T need to learn everything there is to client acquisiton or cold outreach most of the time, a simple message or a comment does the job IF you have the skills finding high-paying clients is easy, keeping them

Editing Highlights for Daniel Bitton 😋

"How fast can I get to X amount if I start right now?" is a question I've been getting by people looking to get into video editing and to be very honest, it all depends on how much you're willing to sacrifice without expecting a single dollar in return There is no 'realistic'

"Doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results is insanity" That’s what some people say when they’re told to just be consistent over a long period of time And in a nutshell, that advice is bullsh*t Well, kinda... People always ask WHAT exactly

Definitely one of my best edited videos :D I was certain this video would perform very well because of how much effort dan put into recording and scripting this And just like daniel said "Get ready for the best videos in the space" 🫡

Sound Design Breakdown 🎤

I don't think it's suitable for a CREATOR to work with an agency too many times I've seen creators having to give hundreds and hundreds of revisions due to their creative needs not being met and the reason for that is because it takes a few weeks of trial and error for the

Probably my favorite intro that I've made for Daniel Bitton

A Classic Example of NOT Overdoing Your Sound Design 🫡

Editors when their client, who treats them like a modern-day slave, finally agrees to a 5% raise after months of begging: