I'm a video editor myself and I think what you shared in this vid was spot on! Making the instructions as clear as possible for the editor is super important 🙏 also, if you keep the same editor for a while then your videos will gain consistency in how they look and your editor will really get a feel for your personal style ☺️ love it!
Cannot be more on point! I’m in the process of hiring someone. What I could add to this is: 1/ create a check list to be added to your video brief so that your editor have more instructions on your requirements and to reduce revisions 2/ manage risk! what if your editor cannot edit your videos editors anymore? you need to keep consistency on your editing in the event it happens and have a back up. 3/ grab templates from your editor (such as reusable end screens or intro) - this helps you manage risk in 2/ 4/ ask your editor to show tou their work + ask to test them on a first video at a reduced rate (if possible) 5/ learn how to let it go !!! it’s hard for me to let it go as I’m used to edit and do exactly what I want on my videos.. 6/ I’m stressing Vanessa’s point on monitoring the back and forth. You can expect a lot at the beginning, but it will be reduced and under control over time Thank you so much Vanessa!!!
+Vanessa Lau of course!! Love your videos! I hope to get as much momentum as you one day. Quick question: what about the uploading, end screens, tagging, cards.. do you do them yourself?
Vanessa Lau ah ah thanks! Eh! I’m a time management and productivity expert! I may do a similar video on how save time and streamline the process. I would love to do a collab with you 😁 I think I can bring interesting insights to your audience. I’m all about bringing genuine value 😁
Vanessa new equipment is amazing! You look stunning and the whole quality is much better! You had a great production before, but now you took it to the new level!!🎈
LOVE the communication sheet! As a video editor, it can be a nightmare when someone has absolutely NO clue what they want. It only leads to endless revisions. To anyone hiring an editor, you can never give "too much" information!!
I'm a freelance video editor and I agree with a lot of what you've said here! Another great place to find a video editor is to put an ad on Craigslist. A lot of video editors who are starting out check Craigslist a lot and most of them are going to charge you less than other editors because they are earlier on in their editing career. The video brief is such an important thing! One of the things I hate most is people giving me a bunch of footage with no explanation, then being upset that I didn't edit it how they wanted. If you have even the slightest idea of what your final video should look like, you need to tell your editor before they get started. It's so important! Hourly vs per project is always a good debate. I generally like to edit per project just because me and the client can both see how much I should be charging them and not wonder if I inflated my hours or if I decided to take a paid lunch or something. I think it keeps both the editor and the client more honest. Trying out an editor on one or two videos is a really good idea. Really really good! I almost always offer it to new clients because I want them to be sure they like me before we commit. And I think if you're hiring someone, you should only commit to one video and see how it goes before you commit to anything longer.
Vanessa your new setup makes you look *120%* !!! What a level-up! 🔥🔥🔥 Anyway, thanks for another video to save for the ages! Btw, your brief is mind-blowingly organized and specific! No surprise there though!
This is really good advice. As a working professional of 20+ years, the post production market has changed radically. Pay for video editors has such a huge range. The talent range is also enormous. There is one truism that has been and will be for all time. You get what you pay for. A really good editor will be very expensive per minute of finished show. A new one fresh out of film school will be relatively cheap. Great video editors are flexible, consistent, inventive, trend following and will add loads of value to your videos up to and including stuff you hadn't imagined yourself. You can "tell" when you come across a great one. Always, always, always trial your prospective editors with something. Most will be happy to cut a cold open or something like 2 or 3 minutes of content as a demo of their capabilities and for you to get a flavor for their style. From experience, it strokes a sense of pride when you can demo out a couple minutes and blow away a prospective client. It's rewarding to do. Give them examples of other videos as a point of reference. Can they tell an engaging story and elucidate emotion within that time? Do they follow the script you gave them? Great start. Depends on what kind of videos you're producing. Have a contract ready to go that is open ended. You want to write (or adapt) the contract, not take one an editor hands you. Negotiate it out. It's part of the process and coming to a mutually beneficial agreement should be a breeze. Any editor worth their salt will not work without one. A decent "break-in" period would be something like 3 months, however many videos that shakes out to be. Don't commit to a time period in the contract if you don't have to. At-will is the best option if your state allows it. That way both parties don't feel trapped. Additionally, no good editor will sign a non-compete generally so toss that idea out. NDAs, however, are a good thing. You, the producer, are the copyright holder after all. Lastly, always pay your editors on time. We actually do like to buy food and pay the rent on time. They can and will jump ship on you if you give them any sense of insecurity. Video editing is intrinsically a very insecure job and anything that adds to that stress is a huge red flag. Remember, they're always hunting for better work.
Vanessa, this video is four years old, and it is still relevant. You are one of my most trusted YT advisors! Thanks for all your helpful videos. You amaze me with your poise and intelligence. Wish I was young again. What an exciting world of possibilities for young people now.
As a video editor, I’m really impressed with the Google doc method to communicate. I’ve never done that with any of my clients! This will really be a great way that will make both sides life easier lol Good job!
Vanessa you are too good .. love your advice and tips they are soo helpful thanks a lot .. you actually have inspired me to open my own channel Thankyou 💕👍
I agree with the compensation part. I hired my video editor for my agency initially on a salaried rate. Then, I noticed that it wasn't cost effective because I was paying the same every month but wasn't getting consistent amount of videos. So, I switched to a per video rate. This way my editor is actually motivated to finish my clients' videos and also lessen my cost. Great video Vanessa!
As a prefessional film editor, I have to agree with you. Not only does it save a bunch of time, but it make you so much more productive in the long run, because you can get so much done! If anyone needs an editor, I would love to help, just throwing that out there. Haha! 😁
Looking for a good and affordable editor- in the best case for long-term work. I am making cleaning motivation videos. If you can give me a good offer Please contact me via email or Instagram (you'll can find in my channel discribtion). Thanks 😊
Wow!! You are absolutely an extraordinary communicator, your talking is on point and can easily be understood. You took away all the confusion and dived right into the juiciest parts.. I'm feeling so inspired right now.. the more I watch your videos the more I wanna get out there start producing my own contents!! Can't thank YOU enough!!
I'm worried about hiring a video editor because I feel like the time it would take for me to convey my vision to them is the same amount of time it would take to just do it myself.
Another spot on video!! This has been something I’ve been thinking about for a while now. I’ve never been a strong editor even at university and knowing that it’s ok and can actually elevate the videos inspires me to re-evaluate my budget so I can focus on just creating the videos I really want to and not stress about trying to edit with such a crazy schedule. Will be looking for the next video as well. I’ve noticed the difference and think it’s super important to trial and make sure you vibe well so that your message gets across but you also see that other creatives flare too 🥰🤟🏽
Hiring a RUclips editor is something that every RUclipsr will need to do eventually! Good video, but haha don’t think most of us are at that point quite yet ;)
🙌🏼💯 OMG VANESSA! First thing I noticed was the new camera and picture quality! Love your content regardless but the new camera equipment pushes this to the NEXT level! 🤩😆
A couple of additions about hourly vs per video price. **fixed-price pros**: - clear control over the budget, easy to plan expenses, no way that freelancer would spend more money uncontrollable **fixed-price cons**: - eventually, a worker will be trying to save time on every possible occasion - in case of extra requirements, it would bring extra negotiations or freelancer will eventually leave if you constantly push him/her to do more for the same money P.S. I also Elena and a Video editor myself :D I'm building up my portfolio currently and looking for channels with at least 1k subscribers. Could do a couple of videos free of charge as well.
I just film my videos in one go so editing takes only a few minutes. Maybe I should hire an editor, I just leave the mistakes in the videos and people don't seem to mind
@@MaitenaCarrizo I'm a monetized channel with very little editing needed for each video. I am seeking an editor and if you're interested you may contact me on discord to see if we'd be a good match. This is my tag: Eric Green#3051 A little more info: I upload day trading content and when I uploaded I was growing very quickly, but I've recently stopped uploading because in addition to my trading I'm also a uni student which makes it difficult to fit RUclips into my schedule. Because I have no experience in editing, creating a video takes me 3 hours, but for a good editor I think it'd take 2 hours maximum. I'd be open to discussing different payment methods, but what I'm offering is 50% of the revenue the video you edit produces. Because I'm a finance channel I have a very good CPM. Hope to hear from you!
As always, a wonderful video, Vanessa! As a video editor and youtuber myself, I really agree with all of your points. 😊 It's so important to find the right editor for you and I'm so happy that you found the best fit for you! 👍
Couldn't agree more Vanessa! I know this might sound bias because we're a video editing company haha but our clients were able to amplify their video production because of this.
#feedback (please read 😊) 1)Vocal sound is lot clear , like you're sitting infront of me 😁 even with 144p 2) Blur and focus is totally superb , even with 144p 3) no one complain for audio , and focus now 🎉 Now coming to video , i never thought that much goes in creating a video 😅 i think i'll start learning video editing to atleast start , and yeah if i hire , i'll also do by video not hour , How to start learning video editing , i don't know really where i can learn that 😅 (i use windows not mac ) You really don't know what impact you create on us 😍 #VanessaRUclipsStar #ThankyouVanessa #VanessaTheExpert
glad to hear you say "one women show" so many media outlets show or make it seem that modern people claim any gender but "women" thanks for the editing knowledge..from a productive you tuber. thanks
You are growing so fast Vanessa! Well done! 👍🏻 I hope that you don’t mind if I write that Very much beginner youtuber is looking for an editor for multiple videos, no big budget, doesn’t monetize yet, but if will we can negotiate.
Hi Marianna, I’m a RUclipsr and video editor looking for a few projects to work on. How many videos do you produce every month? And where can I contact you to offer my services?
Hey Vanessa! Love your videos. But your desk is so pretty, I prefer to see it unblurry! I clicked on the video and was so confused for a second before I realized what had changed
I have a question. When do you think is the right time to make a website and how can you make such a good website, did you also hire someone to run your website? Thanks
When you talked about clear communication between the client and editor, you're speaking facts. As an autistic clear comminucation is paramount in order for me to understand. If you're clear from the get-go. That saves both of us time. I am a video editor but I thought this video would be helpful to know what a potentail client is looking for
*I'll definitely be using this in the future. I'm a nurse and also a content creator and I know that soon I will be needing this video editor. Thanks so much for making informative contents ALWAYS ❣️*
This is a fantastic video. I'm at the stage where I'm considering outsourcing the editing of my long-form content so that I can focus more of my time on ideation and scripting...
I have been contemplating getting a video editor when the time is right. Doing it all myself, its so hard to stay on schedule. Thank you so much for this information!
Wow! So much value! Thank you! This is just what I wanted to know. As you mentioned, not many people talk about this. You really know how to find gaps in the niche and deliver what people want!
I usually really enjoy your videos and this is no different. As a video editor it is really use to hear some of the practical tips you have for people looking for editors as it helps us as much as it helps you
This is the video I needed RIGHT NOW!! I enjoy editing videos, and I thought I had a schedule/flow locked down for staying consistent on RUclips while having a full-time job... until I went public with my side business last week. This past weekend was the first time after over a month of doing 1 video a week I wasn't able to get an upload in. :( Made me realize it may be my time to hire. Thank you for this!!
I agree! As a Video Editor it takes a lot of time when it comes to editing especially when you have other important things to get done like side hustling in general. But I'm here to help tho! if you've decided to hire a Video Editor, I'm happy to discuss about my services 😊
I'm a professional video editor with over 5 years of experience and can assure you you'll get the best services for an affordable price so if you're interested email me at:sinanbhatti98@gmail.com
@@jojo-qb6ws it started off with someone I know and then that person was asked by someone else and was referred to me etc. Just s matter of putting yourself out there. Network..meet the right or like minded people. Also sometimes we've gotta create our own opportunities:)
Another great video! I just think with having to complete a video brief with your editor plus possible back and forth you might be better off learning to get better at editing yourself? You’ll never want for anything edit wise plus you’ll save on money....
Nope. All the best business owners out there outsource most things. If it isnt your strong suit, dont do it. I have a client that takes pride in not knowing how anything is done. 😂😂
Her Online Brand I’m not saying it’s not a good idea but if you can learn how to do it just as good you can save yourself some money plus you’re not relying on anybody else you can just push content out as and when.
Vanessa what do you think of adding hashtags in the title of a RUclips video? Will that help the video more in terms of reach? According to TubeBuddy, that's one of the best practices to use, e.g., "Add tags to your title." At least that's what I understood from that phrase. Love your videos! Just keeps getting better and better!
Thanks for this! 🙌🏼 Question for you.. How do you know what details you want in when you fill out your brief when you’re not editing your video? Do you create the video project file to review your footage and take a quick pass at editing to get ideas for what you want? Or do you envision what you want on screen when you’re outlining your video script before filming? I ask because a lot of the details that I include I don’t know until I’m in the middle of editing. Thanks Vanessa! 💕
As a RUclips editor I totally agree! Clients always seem less stressed out knowing that once they’re done with their part the rest is done for them. Which equals more productivity and less likelihood of burnout!
I'm a video editor myself and I think what you shared in this vid was spot on! Making the instructions as clear as possible for the editor is super important 🙏 also, if you keep the same editor for a while then your videos will gain consistency in how they look and your editor will really get a feel for your personal style ☺️ love it!
Dani Barker do you still edit videos? I’m looking for an editor
How do I reach out to people so they know I’m an editor for RUclips? Thanks!
How much do u get paid. N do u have like 3 week vacation/ 401k etc. Or is it like "I'll pay u 52 bucks per video and thats it"
@@jayladan are you still available?
@@Kiquiando Yes i still edit!
Cannot be more on point! I’m in the process of hiring someone. What I could add to this is:
1/ create a check list to be added to your video brief so that your editor have more instructions on your requirements and to reduce revisions
2/ manage risk! what if your editor cannot edit your videos editors anymore? you need to keep consistency on your editing in the event it happens and have a back up.
3/ grab templates from your editor (such as reusable end screens or intro) - this helps you manage risk in 2/
4/ ask your editor to show tou their work + ask to test them on a first video at a reduced rate (if possible)
5/ learn how to let it go !!! it’s hard for me to let it go as I’m used to edit and do exactly what I want on my videos..
6/ I’m stressing Vanessa’s point on monitoring the back and forth. You can expect a lot at the beginning, but it will be reduced and under control over time
Thank you so much Vanessa!!!
Yes, love that idea about reusable templates
+Vanessa Lau of course!! Love your videos! I hope to get as much momentum as you one day.
Quick question: what about the uploading, end screens, tagging, cards.. do you do them yourself?
Her Online Brand the more you standardize, the better!! You’ll save a bunch of time this way
Vanessa Lau ah ah thanks! Eh! I’m a time management and productivity expert! I may do a similar video on how save time and streamline the process. I would love to do a collab with you 😁 I think I can bring interesting insights to your audience. I’m all about bringing genuine value 😁
Great extra tips, thanks for adding these.
*_Outsourcing is a HUGE time saver if you have the extra cash and trying to focus on more important things_*
Definitely
What would you recommend outsourcing first, as a business owner?
SIMP
@@Misskokolib Depends on your content strategy and skills 🌼
The peace of mind is more important than extra cash from saving up.
Controlling everything leads to control of nothing.
Vanessa new equipment is amazing! You look stunning and the whole quality is much better! You had a great production before, but now you took it to the new level!!🎈
Mind The Grad agree
*You took the least talked about topic and made a super informative video. Nailed it Vanessa!🔥*
Sanjay Menon totallyagree 👍
@@ankisvlog you got a pretty good channel there Ankita! 👏 Though not my type of content, I must say the production quality is really good 👍👍
Sanjay Menon Thankyou so much
LOVE the communication sheet! As a video editor, it can be a nightmare when someone has absolutely NO clue what they want. It only leads to endless revisions. To anyone hiring an editor, you can never give "too much" information!!
I'm a freelance video editor and I agree with a lot of what you've said here!
Another great place to find a video editor is to put an ad on Craigslist. A lot of video editors who are starting out check Craigslist a lot and most of them are going to charge you less than other editors because they are earlier on in their editing career.
The video brief is such an important thing! One of the things I hate most is people giving me a bunch of footage with no explanation, then being upset that I didn't edit it how they wanted. If you have even the slightest idea of what your final video should look like, you need to tell your editor before they get started. It's so important!
Hourly vs per project is always a good debate. I generally like to edit per project just because me and the client can both see how much I should be charging them and not wonder if I inflated my hours or if I decided to take a paid lunch or something. I think it keeps both the editor and the client more honest.
Trying out an editor on one or two videos is a really good idea. Really really good! I almost always offer it to new clients because I want them to be sure they like me before we commit. And I think if you're hiring someone, you should only commit to one video and see how it goes before you commit to anything longer.
Vanessa your new setup makes you look *120%* !!! What a level-up! 🔥🔥🔥 Anyway, thanks for another video to save for the ages! Btw, your brief is mind-blowingly organized and specific! No surprise there though!
@@VanessaLau 😂Haha now I feel embarrassed and flattered! Anyway, I'm looking forward to the next video!
This is really good advice. As a working professional of 20+ years, the post production market has changed radically. Pay for video editors has such a huge range. The talent range is also enormous. There is one truism that has been and will be for all time. You get what you pay for. A really good editor will be very expensive per minute of finished show. A new one fresh out of film school will be relatively cheap. Great video editors are flexible, consistent, inventive, trend following and will add loads of value to your videos up to and including stuff you hadn't imagined yourself. You can "tell" when you come across a great one.
Always, always, always trial your prospective editors with something. Most will be happy to cut a cold open or something like 2 or 3 minutes of content as a demo of their capabilities and for you to get a flavor for their style. From experience, it strokes a sense of pride when you can demo out a couple minutes and blow away a prospective client. It's rewarding to do. Give them examples of other videos as a point of reference. Can they tell an engaging story and elucidate emotion within that time? Do they follow the script you gave them? Great start. Depends on what kind of videos you're producing.
Have a contract ready to go that is open ended. You want to write (or adapt) the contract, not take one an editor hands you. Negotiate it out. It's part of the process and coming to a mutually beneficial agreement should be a breeze. Any editor worth their salt will not work without one. A decent "break-in" period would be something like 3 months, however many videos that shakes out to be. Don't commit to a time period in the contract if you don't have to. At-will is the best option if your state allows it. That way both parties don't feel trapped. Additionally, no good editor will sign a non-compete generally so toss that idea out. NDAs, however, are a good thing. You, the producer, are the copyright holder after all.
Lastly, always pay your editors on time. We actually do like to buy food and pay the rent on time. They can and will jump ship on you if you give them any sense of insecurity. Video editing is intrinsically a very insecure job and anything that adds to that stress is a huge red flag. Remember, they're always hunting for better work.
Okay can we talk about the CRYSTAL CLEAR quality?! Like what the heck! Fiyahhhhhh
Even her skin was glowing. 🔥🔥😍😍😍
IKR!
Vanessa, this video is four years old, and it is still relevant. You are one of my most trusted YT advisors! Thanks for all your helpful videos. You amaze me with your poise and intelligence. Wish I was young again. What an exciting world of possibilities for young people now.
Oh YESS! I'm a Video Editor and those types of communication sheets you show at the end are a great idea!!
I’m looking for an editor! Do you have a site?
i am looking too
As a video editor, I’m really impressed with the Google doc method to communicate. I’ve never done that with any of my clients!
This will really be a great way that will make both sides life easier lol
Good job!
I’ll giv u 50 bucks to edit me a banner
Vanessa you are too good .. love your advice and tips they are soo helpful thanks a lot .. you actually have inspired me to open my own channel Thankyou 💕👍
👍
Agree👍
I agree with the compensation part. I hired my video editor for my agency initially on a salaried rate. Then, I noticed that it wasn't cost effective because I was paying the same every month but wasn't getting consistent amount of videos. So, I switched to a per video rate. This way my editor is actually motivated to finish my clients' videos and also lessen my cost. Great video Vanessa!
As a prefessional film editor, I have to agree with you. Not only does it save a bunch of time, but it make you so much more productive in the long run, because you can get so much done! If anyone needs an editor, I would love to help, just throwing that out there. Haha! 😁
Looking for a good and affordable editor- in the best case for long-term work. I am making cleaning motivation videos.
If you can give me a good offer Please contact me via email or Instagram (you'll can find in my channel discribtion).
Thanks 😊
I’m interested
Wow!!
You are absolutely an extraordinary communicator, your talking is on point and can easily be understood.
You took away all the confusion and dived right into the juiciest parts..
I'm feeling so inspired right now.. the more I watch your videos the more I wanna get out there start producing my own contents!!
Can't thank YOU enough!!
I'm worried about hiring a video editor because I feel like the time it would take for me to convey my vision to them is the same amount of time it would take to just do it myself.
Another spot on video!! This has been something I’ve been thinking about for a while now. I’ve never been a strong editor even at university and knowing that it’s ok and can actually elevate the videos inspires me to re-evaluate my budget so I can focus on just creating the videos I really want to and not stress about trying to edit with such a crazy schedule. Will be looking for the next video as well. I’ve noticed the difference and think it’s super important to trial and make sure you vibe well so that your message gets across but you also see that other creatives flare too 🥰🤟🏽
Hiring a RUclips editor is something that every RUclipsr will need to do eventually! Good video, but haha don’t think most of us are at that point quite yet ;)
ScrewCollege yes I agree 👍
I agree but I won't ever outsource editing is too Much FUN!
I think you have gotten a lot better
lovelife02 👍👍
🙌🏼💯 OMG VANESSA! First thing I noticed was the new camera and picture quality! Love your content regardless but the new camera equipment pushes this to the NEXT level! 🤩😆
A couple of additions about hourly vs per video price.
**fixed-price pros**:
- clear control over the budget, easy to plan expenses, no way that freelancer would spend more money uncontrollable
**fixed-price cons**:
- eventually, a worker will be trying to save time on every possible occasion
- in case of extra requirements, it would bring extra negotiations or freelancer will eventually leave if you constantly push him/her to do more for the same money
P.S. I also Elena and a Video editor myself :D
I'm building up my portfolio currently and looking for channels with at least 1k subscribers. Could do a couple of videos free of charge as well.
OMG, your new camera is FABULOUS!!!
I just film my videos in one go so editing takes only a few minutes. Maybe I should hire an editor, I just leave the mistakes in the videos and people don't seem to mind
I’m available 😊
@@JasmineGant are you still available to edit ??
@@iconicjay6908 sorry Jay, my books are full until April.
@@iconicjay6908 Hey! I'm available to edit
@@MaitenaCarrizo I'm a monetized channel with very little editing needed for each video. I am seeking an editor and if you're interested you may contact me on discord to see if we'd be a good match. This is my tag: Eric Green#3051
A little more info:
I upload day trading content and when I uploaded I was growing very quickly, but I've recently stopped uploading because in addition to my trading I'm also a uni student which makes it difficult to fit RUclips into my schedule. Because I have no experience in editing, creating a video takes me 3 hours, but for a good editor I think it'd take 2 hours maximum. I'd be open to discussing different payment methods, but what I'm offering is 50% of the revenue the video you edit produces. Because I'm a finance channel I have a very good CPM. Hope to hear from you!
I think u are great
thank you giving for so many ideas
.....love ur channel from india
SHAMAL AHAMMED 👍👍
As always, a wonderful video, Vanessa! As a video editor and youtuber myself, I really agree with all of your points. 😊 It's so important to find the right editor for you and I'm so happy that you found the best fit for you! 👍
Couldn't agree more Vanessa! I know this might sound bias because we're a video editing company haha but our clients were able to amplify their video production because of this.
Thnx for your helpful course.
@@VanessaLau yes very soon i'm going to be apply this for sure. thnx once again.
Never clicked on a video so fast! I wish that, in the future, I will earn enough with my videos to be able to afford one. Thanks Vanessa!
Thanks for inspiring me always just started my channel and this video will really help 👍
👍👍
Thankyou Thankyou Vanessa 💕
I love that you said it can take a whole day to edit... try three days... 😆
exactly what I was looking for...thank you!
I'm a video editor myself and all the points that you made was bang on.
#feedback (please read 😊)
1)Vocal sound is lot clear , like you're sitting infront of me 😁 even with 144p
2) Blur and focus is totally superb , even with 144p
3) no one complain for audio , and focus now 🎉
Now coming to video , i never thought that much goes in creating a video 😅 i think i'll start learning video editing to atleast start , and yeah if i hire , i'll also do by video not hour ,
How to start learning video editing , i don't know really where i can learn that 😅 (i use windows not mac )
You really don't know what impact you create on us 😍 #VanessaRUclipsStar
#ThankyouVanessa #VanessaTheExpert
Leaving meaningful comments really does work
Vanessa Lau thanks Vanessa great stuff as always :)
glad to hear you say "one women show" so many media outlets show or make it seem that modern people claim any gender but "women" thanks for the editing knowledge..from a productive you tuber. thanks
I was JUST thinking about this yesterday because I saw in your description you have an editor!
I have just been complaining about how I need an editor! It takes up so much of my time lol
Kiki Holly totally agree 👍 but still I prefer doing my editing in my own style
I could help speed up the work flow process depending on the animation or effect you need in your videos. That's if you haven't found one in 6 months
Hey if you need a video editor than you can contact me
Omg Vannessa! Thx for sharing the screen how to brief a video with your video editor! It is so helpful!
Wow. I can tell you upgraded! Only 6 sec in! LOVE IT
I just read your pinned comment after I typed that. IT MAKES A HUGE DIFFERENCE
You are growing so fast Vanessa! Well done! 👍🏻
I hope that you don’t mind if I write that
Very much beginner youtuber is looking for an editor for multiple videos, no big budget, doesn’t monetize yet, but if will we can negotiate.
Hi Marianna, I’m a RUclipsr and video editor looking for a few projects to work on. How many videos do you produce every month? And where can I contact you to offer my services?
I think the best thing you can have between you and an editor is a mutual shared vision
Vanessa... U r like a superhero to me. I really want us to be friends. I wanna be like u. I hope to see you someday somewhere 💕...
Wwwoooooowww is this the first video with your new setup?? I love it Vanessa!!
Yayy thank you so much Vanessa for this tips veryhelpful
Hey Vanessa! Love your videos. But your desk is so pretty, I prefer to see it unblurry! I clicked on the video and was so confused for a second before I realized what had changed
Great tips Vanessa!👍
Passive Income Tom 👍
I have a question. When do you think is the right time to make a website and how can you make such a good website, did you also hire someone to run your website? Thanks
@@VanessaLau It's okay. Thank you :)
New camera? Looking good. I see the difference.
Wow!! You look like a movie star Vanessa!! Love this new video quality 🎥
She is star 😉 the RUclips STAR ❤
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Hiring my first video editor. Thanks for the help!
How did it go?
Excellent tips as always. Thanks, Vanessa!
Oh and I’m loving the new camera. ❤️
When you talked about clear communication between the client and editor, you're speaking facts. As an autistic clear comminucation is paramount in order for me to understand. If you're clear from the get-go. That saves both of us time. I am a video editor but I thought this video would be helpful to know what a potentail client is looking for
That's a solid point!
You are helping me alot!
@@VanessaLau no problem! 😁
Hey Vanessa , I got very good points from this video to utilise for my channel . Thanks for sharing the wonderful tips as always .
I do all my editing, but this is very helpful i’m actually going to teach my nephew to edit them!
Ahhhh!!!! The new video equipment you got is on point!!!!!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 love it!!! Thanks for sharing your tips!!
Great video! This was very helpful thank you very much! :)
Do you need a video editor?
I think I'm too much a control freak to let it do someone else!😂💗
My Pretty Everything 👍👍
I love this new background and camera! Thanks for sharing, dear Vanessa!
There’s a lot I can learn from you and I’m on my way to 200 subs☺️🙌🏼
She is Renee Liu 👍👍
I am doing myself , I need it. thanks . I just had my first 200 🎉👍🙏 but has a lot to do on my videos thanks for the vídeo
loving the bokeh!!!
*I'll definitely be using this in the future. I'm a nurse and also a content creator and I know that soon I will be needing this video editor. Thanks so much for making informative contents ALWAYS ❣️*
I love this video quality
@@VanessaLau Yours too. Thank you
Great decision. Are you still in need of great editors?
This is a fantastic video. I'm at the stage where I'm considering outsourcing the editing of my long-form content so that I can focus more of my time on ideation and scripting...
This is by far the BEST vid on this subject that has ever been uploaded to this platform. Thank you for this. 🙏🏼 😉
You're so smart and you're so fine. Thank you for your advice 🙏🏿 ☺️
Your new set up looks so amazing!
Love these tips Vanessa
no, I'm not a youtuber I'm a video editor looking for what people want from their editors.
Do you still edit youtube videos?
Great tips, Vanessa and your video quality 💎!!
My question is, how do you send/share the clips to be edited? Is there any way to keep them protected?
I have been contemplating getting a video editor when the time is right. Doing it all myself, its so hard to stay on schedule. Thank you so much for this information!
Still need help with video editing?
Nice new camera! Crazy how you've been upgrading your set up since the white background. Keep it upp
Wow! So much value! Thank you! This is just what I wanted to know. As you mentioned, not many people talk about this. You really know how to find gaps in the niche and deliver what people want!
I usually really enjoy your videos and this is no different. As a video editor it is really use to hear some of the practical tips you have for people looking for editors as it helps us as much as it helps you
Ohhh new camera looks good!!!!
This is the video I needed RIGHT NOW!! I enjoy editing videos, and I thought I had a schedule/flow locked down for staying consistent on RUclips while having a full-time job... until I went public with my side business last week. This past weekend was the first time after over a month of doing 1 video a week I wasn't able to get an upload in. :( Made me realize it may be my time to hire. Thank you for this!!
I agree! As a Video Editor it takes a lot of time when it comes to editing especially when you have other important things to get done like side hustling in general.
But I'm here to help tho! if you've decided to hire a Video Editor, I'm happy to discuss about my services 😊
I honestly think it’s time for a video editor. Great explanation on this!
lol are u stil looking for someone to edit? I could help out
I'm a professional video editor with over 5 years of experience and can assure you you'll get the best services for an affordable price so if you're interested email me at:sinanbhatti98@gmail.com
Did you shoot the video on 1080p or 4k.?
Sony a6400 is fire🔥
This was great
Idk how nobody is talking about how beautiful she is🤦🏽♀️😍
Your new setup is amazing! It sounds great and the look is fantastic! :)
I love the new equipment! And I will definitely get an editor for my vids once I get consistent income! As always, thank you for sharing ❤️
Crystal Mendoza same here👍💕
ANKISVLOG by ANKITAJAIN we can do this! 😊🙌🏾
Vanessa Lau your welcome!
YAAASSSS Guurrrllll!!!!
You woke up on that GOOD SIDE OF THE BED THANK YOU!🙌🏽😩🙌🏽
Yes video editing sheets!! Editors appreciate this so much! Thanks for sharing this!
Wow thanks I didnt even know they had youtube editors 😱❤
I edit videos for other small youtuber it definitely exists. I'm mean even though I'm paid I enjoy editing so much
@@EmJayAnieta how did u find someone to edit for i can't find anybody
@@jojo-qb6ws it started off with someone I know and then that person was asked by someone else and was referred to me etc. Just s matter of putting yourself out there. Network..meet the right or like minded people. Also sometimes we've gotta create our own opportunities:)
@@EmJayAnieta oh wow thanks someone I know does vids I could reach out to them so thank u so much
@@jojo-qb6ws there you go! You're welcome... gotta start somewhere. I mean I started with my own RUclips videos🙂🙂
AMAZING, oh God! The YT light is inside of me! I MUST GET STARTED!
Hey I just want to say thank you so much - your totally right about communicating effectively! Keep up the awesome work
Another great video! I just think with having to complete a video brief with your editor plus possible back and forth you might be better off learning to get better at editing yourself? You’ll never want for anything edit wise plus you’ll save on money....
Nope. All the best business owners out there outsource most things. If it isnt your strong suit, dont do it. I have a client that takes pride in not knowing how anything is done. 😂😂
Her Online Brand I’m not saying it’s not a good idea but if you can learn how to do it just as good you can save yourself some money plus you’re not relying on anybody else you can just push content out as and when.
Vanessa what do you think of adding hashtags in the title of a RUclips video? Will that help the video more in terms of reach? According to TubeBuddy, that's one of the best practices to use, e.g., "Add tags to your title." At least that's what I understood from that phrase. Love your videos! Just keeps getting better and better!
@@VanessaLau I appreciate the feedback Vanessa! No worries, I totally understand. Looking forward to your next video!
I love your new equipment 😍 it looks AMAZING!
How long does it take you to go through all your videos to create the google doc of notes for your editor?
Thanks for this! 🙌🏼 Question for you..
How do you know what details you want in when you fill out your brief when you’re not editing your video? Do you create the video project file to review your footage and take a quick pass at editing to get ideas for what you want? Or do you envision what you want on screen when you’re outlining your video script before filming?
I ask because a lot of the details that I include I don’t know until I’m in the middle of editing.
Thanks Vanessa! 💕
Need a video editor?
@@ertren9377 I do !
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Omg omg omg omg I love you vanessaaaaa😭😭 thank you so so much I needed thiss
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Thanks for the tips Vanessa!
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As a RUclips editor I totally agree! Clients always seem less stressed out knowing that once they’re done with their part the rest is done for them. Which equals more productivity and less likelihood of burnout!
I wanna be a video editor but I was wondering how much do u gain from one video of editing?
Hi! Do you still edit videos?
Hi Jasmine I’m looking for an editor so you have samples to share
OMG insane equipment upgrade. Amazing quality. I'm jealous haha