Nice video bro Right producing your own content is the best way to gain experience + it will work as proof and portfolio Having eye balls is important to showcase your skills❤
Hi tony how are you ? thanks for your content , it was so valuable. Can you share or explain how make this kind of background ? i am very curious about that. Maybe share a video or tutorial please. Thanks You
Brother I have a mid range laptop in which pr pro and ae may not work properly Specs: 8gb ram, ryzen 5 5500U, igpu vega7 graphics, 256 gb ssd, windows 11 I also want to learn video editing Bro do you have any tips how i can use these softwares in my laptop. Or Should i use Filmora 12 ? Also is it necessary to use ae and pr pro to get clients or i can still get clients using filmora for video editing if i can utilize filmora properly according to client needs?
I'd say download the trail version of Premiere Pro and AE to see how well your laptop edits 1080p videos. 8GB RAM will be a bottleneck but it's still enough to get started. It doesn't matter if you start learning to edit on Filmora or Premiere Pro if you're just trying to learn the fundamentals, but you definitely should move to Premiere if you plan on pursuing this as a career.
Nice video bro
Right producing your own content is the best way to gain experience + it will work as proof and portfolio
Having eye balls is important to showcase your skills❤
Your videos are so valuable to my editing journey, please keep sharing!
I’ll do my best!
Really quality adice there Tony! Will try to do of three of the things you mentioned.
Great advice! I'm currently trying to learn Davinci Resolve and to improve my editing skills. Maybe later even becoming an freelance editor.
Amazing content
Thanks man, love your stuff as well!
Hi tony how are you ? thanks for your content , it was so valuable. Can you share or explain how make this kind of background ? i am very curious about that. Maybe share a video or tutorial please. Thanks You
Actually I started writing down that as a video idea so ill be sure to touch on that!
Brother
I have a mid range laptop in which pr pro and ae may not work properly
Specs: 8gb ram, ryzen 5 5500U, igpu vega7 graphics, 256 gb ssd, windows 11
I also want to learn video editing
Bro do you have any tips how i can use these softwares in my laptop.
Or
Should i use Filmora 12 ?
Also is it necessary to use ae and pr pro to get clients or i can still get clients using filmora for video editing if i can utilize filmora properly according to client needs?
I'd say download the trail version of Premiere Pro and AE to see how well your laptop edits 1080p videos. 8GB RAM will be a bottleneck but it's still enough to get started. It doesn't matter if you start learning to edit on Filmora or Premiere Pro if you're just trying to learn the fundamentals, but you definitely should move to Premiere if you plan on pursuing this as a career.