@ryancollinsvideo thanks Can you share the assets for midjerny projects at least the photos I am from egypt so the sub for it it will cut about 20% of my salary is 67$ per month without fee
You earn my sub! I've been stuck lately and on verge of depressing myself because I don't know what to do. Your video gave me a bit of clarity and value and I really hope you make it big. This video is a hidden gem
That's a great video, thank you. I've studied cs but can't find a job, because every job asks you to fisrt work for 3 months for free, and then maybe you'll get hired. Lol. So I've been looking at other ways to make money, and your video was very helpful.
Hey Ryan! Just came across your channel and loved it, I am 24 and making around 300 USD doing a job living in Pakistan, recently I've also started freelancing and landed my 1st client, your content really helps improve my skills and information. btw ending words were amazing!
I recently completed a project for a foreign client. I charged $20 for one short video, and for two other relatively longer videos, I charged $130 each. They were quite pleased with my editing style and decided to extend a full-time job offer to me. The offer includes a salary of $600 Australian Dollars per month and a commitment of 6 hours of work per day. I chose to accept their offer promptly because I wanted to secure my kitchen income. Do you believe that working a steady job is better than taking on projects on a per-project basis or vice versa?
Hey - probably not. If you made $130 for one video you could make that $600 in 4 videos. If you're in a full time position now how are you going to find time to go and get more clients? I don't know what country you're in but $600 AUS is like $300 US. I personally wouldn't do it but then at the start I did what I could. If you're happy and you're getting paid and learning, keep doing it, only you can answer that question.
Like I said, it's not just one video it's a package. Plus, they don't have to do anything, they can drop me a 20 minute talking head video and I knock out ads that make them hundreds of thousands of dollars. I could have probably put more emphasis on this part but ultimate I am a machine and they put money in, they get money out.
sorry, another long question... I wanted to share that I hold an M.Phil. degree in Computer Science and have a strong programming background. Video editing is another skill I'm passionate about, and I'm currently building a career in this field. I'm curious if there are potential clients who would benefit from a combination of my video editing and programming skills, such as creating high-quality videos related to programming. I'm confident that there should be opportunities for me to apply both of these skill sets effectively in the field of video editing. Can you offer some guidance in this regard?
Another great informative video! I just wondered what you meant by the shotgun approach when you talked abou the editng portion in the 7 steps. Would you mind a brief explanation of that? TIA :) You rock 🤘
Hi Ryan, great video. Were you getting these VSL clients from freelancing platforms like Fiverr or are you doing your own marketing? I would like to take the VSL course. When are you planning to release the VSL course and how can I notified when you drop it? I hope you also explains how to get VSL clients in this course :) Cheers!
Thank you for making this video! Im a beginner and i was thinking about which niche to pick. Ive been practicing with editing short form reels. If you focus on quality short form content, unlike hormozi style which is basically subtitles over a video and you actually go a step ahead and make the edit more creative and add engaging effects, would it still be a niche to avoid?
Thanks for the comment - I was waiting for this question! I've seen some amazing short form videos and reels and it's not the "quality" of the reel that's the issue, it's the industry and how they look at "short form" content as being less valuable and most people wanting this service want LOTS of content, so expect bundles and discounts etc. My advice would be to go for it, demonstrate the quality of your reels and even better get RESULTS with them, then sell the results not just the quality. How much are you charging per reel? I would reccomend going for it, you can translate those skills to longer videos or "ads" and honestly, it's literally the dimension of the video and industry expectations that make these appear less valuable.
@@ryancollinsvideo Thank you so much, your reply is hugely appreciated. Im starting with $30 per 30 secs reel and I'm just going to go for it and see where it takes me. In the meantime i'll improve my editing skills and following your advice, i can always translate those skills to other niches.
Hi ryan, I'm a beginer level video editor, i just finished a crash course on adobe premier but i hopped on davinci resolve because its free to use. I am a work in progress but i'd like to take this opportunity to ask if you'll accept people like me to work for you for free as your apprentice and if you like my progress long enough for me to get myself on my feet, all i ask is a testimonial. I just have a gut feeling that i should get you as my mentor even if i work for free. I really feel that your level of expertise can help me reach my goals. Kind regards
Hey, thanks for this! I only work for a handful of clients at the moment and I do most of the work, with one of my best guys helping me out. You don't need to work for free, you just need to follow the steps in the video!
@@ryancollinsvideo thanks Can you share the assets for midjerny projects at least the photos I am from egypt so the sub for it it will cut about 20% of my salary is 67$ per month without fee
If you have any questions please drop them in this thread and I will try to address them! 👇
@ryancollinsvideo thanks
Can you share the assets for midjerny projects at least the photos I am from egypt so the sub for it it will cut about 20% of my salary is 67$ per month without fee
You earn my sub! I've been stuck lately and on verge of depressing myself because I don't know what to do. Your video gave me a bit of clarity and value and I really hope you make it big. This video is a hidden gem
@RagingDei aw glad yo hear it man! Go smash it 💪
That's a great video, thank you. I've studied cs but can't find a job, because every job asks you to fisrt work for 3 months for free, and then maybe you'll get hired. Lol. So I've been looking at other ways to make money, and your video was very helpful.
You're welcome! The online world doesn't require any free work. It moves really fast and if you can show your potential you can charge for it.
Thank you Ryan, really.
I was here before you reached 1 million followers. Ty Ryan for this gold
Appreciate the support! 🙏
Hey Ryan! Just came across your channel and loved it, I am 24 and making around 300 USD doing a job living in Pakistan, recently I've also started freelancing and landed my 1st client, your content really helps improve my skills and information. btw ending words were amazing!
So glad it helped bro 🙏 get after it 💪
Really useful video. I’m a video editor myself and I really want to expand my knowledge and get more clients.
Thank you, Ryan
Happy to help brother!
Your content brightens my day! Keep doing what you love, it's truly inspiring!
Ah thanks man!
I recently completed a project for a foreign client. I charged $20 for one short video, and for two other relatively longer videos, I charged $130 each. They were quite pleased with my editing style and decided to extend a full-time job offer to me. The offer includes a salary of $600 Australian Dollars per month and a commitment of 6 hours of work per day. I chose to accept their offer promptly because I wanted to secure my kitchen income.
Do you believe that working a steady job is better than taking on projects on a per-project basis or vice versa?
Hey - probably not. If you made $130 for one video you could make that $600 in 4 videos. If you're in a full time position now how are you going to find time to go and get more clients? I don't know what country you're in but $600 AUS is like $300 US. I personally wouldn't do it but then at the start I did what I could. If you're happy and you're getting paid and learning, keep doing it, only you can answer that question.
@@ryancollinsvideo I greatly appreciate the effort and time you invest in providing thorough answers to my questions. Thank you, Ryan.
Anytime! @@AbuBakar_0001
This is my first time coming across your channel, thanks for the info. You have a new sub!
Glad to have tou! What do you want to learn more about?
Your content was so valuable for me. thank you so much ❤️
You're welcome dude
Thank you for all information!!!
Anytime 😎
2000-5000$ for a video edit? 😮 Damn you are the most lucky person to get those kind of clients that are willing to pay that amount 😅
Like I said, it's not just one video it's a package. Plus, they don't have to do anything, they can drop me a 20 minute talking head video and I knock out ads that make them hundreds of thousands of dollars. I could have probably put more emphasis on this part but ultimate I am a machine and they put money in, they get money out.
@@ryancollinsvideo yeah i understand don't get me wrong! Congrats that you are doing this well and having success!
@@cameleonxxl8456 appreciate it bro I know where you're coming from!
sorry, another long question...
I wanted to share that I hold an M.Phil. degree in Computer Science and have a strong programming background. Video editing is another skill I'm passionate about, and I'm currently building a career in this field. I'm curious if there are potential clients who would benefit from a combination of my video editing and programming skills, such as creating high-quality videos related to programming. I'm confident that there should be opportunities for me to apply both of these skill sets effectively in the field of video editing. Can you offer some guidance in this regard?
Well if there is - you're the guy for them it sounds like. So go find em!
Another great informative video! I just wondered what you meant by the shotgun approach when you talked abou the editng portion in the 7 steps. Would you mind a brief explanation of that? TIA :) You rock 🤘
Steps 5 and 6 are the shotgun approach
@@ryancollinsvideo oh ok. Thank you!
Wow, you are great!! Thank you, so much.
You're welcome!
Hi Ryan, great video. Were you getting these VSL clients from freelancing platforms like Fiverr or are you doing your own marketing?
I would like to take the VSL course. When are you planning to release the VSL course and how can I notified when you drop it?
I hope you also explains how to get VSL clients in this course :)
Cheers!
Hi mate, I get all my clients through fiverr and Facebook!
Will let you know when the VSL course is created, it's my main focus now
@@ryancollinsvideo Sounds great, thanks!
nice
love this content!
Thanks bro! Glad you like it
Thank you for making this video! Im a beginner and i was thinking about which niche to pick. Ive been practicing with editing short form reels. If you focus on quality short form content, unlike hormozi style which is basically subtitles over a video and you actually go a step ahead and make the edit more creative and add engaging effects, would it still be a niche to avoid?
Thanks for the comment - I was waiting for this question! I've seen some amazing short form videos and reels and it's not the "quality" of the reel that's the issue, it's the industry and how they look at "short form" content as being less valuable and most people wanting this service want LOTS of content, so expect bundles and discounts etc. My advice would be to go for it, demonstrate the quality of your reels and even better get RESULTS with them, then sell the results not just the quality. How much are you charging per reel? I would reccomend going for it, you can translate those skills to longer videos or "ads" and honestly, it's literally the dimension of the video and industry expectations that make these appear less valuable.
@@ryancollinsvideo Thank you so much, your reply is hugely appreciated. Im starting with $30 per 30 secs reel and I'm just going to go for it and see where it takes me. In the meantime i'll improve my editing skills and following your advice, i can always translate those skills to other niches.
That's 6x better than $5! Go for it brother, nothing to lose.@@iwonders
@ryancollinsvideo thanks brother 🙏
@@ryancollinsvideo it's helpful 👍👍
Good video 🎉
Appreciate it!
Hi ryan, I'm a beginer level video editor, i just finished a crash course on adobe premier but i hopped on davinci resolve because its free to use. I am a work in progress but i'd like to take this opportunity to ask if you'll accept people like me to work for you for free as your apprentice and if you like my progress long enough for me to get myself on my feet, all i ask is a testimonial. I just have a gut feeling that i should get you as my mentor even if i work for free. I really feel that your level of expertise can help me reach my goals.
Kind regards
Hey, thanks for this! I only work for a handful of clients at the moment and I do most of the work, with one of my best guys helping me out. You don't need to work for free, you just need to follow the steps in the video!
Thanks for your great videos
But what's tge websute you use to track your finance like then shown in the video is that the fiver dashboard
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You're welcome! It's Stripe.
@@ryancollinsvideo thanks
Can you share the assets for midjerny projects at least the photos I am from egypt so the sub for it it will cut about 20% of my salary is 67$ per month without fee
Legend....m8
@ryancollinsvideo I am really stuck and confused on how to search for clients. If i want to work with a content creator how would i reach out to them?
email
@@ryancollinsvideo thx