This edit is good, I suggest you search up edits that use the same music so you have an idea of how it needs to be. 1) Transitions can’t be too near of far apart from eachother. 2) they can’t take up too much of the edit or else we can’t even get a clear look at the image transitions can’t be too fast either. 3) use transitions that fit the music 4) try to follow the beat of what is the most easily heard, not the background music or something else 5) try to pick good quality images 6) try not to mix black and while images with coloured ones in an edit unless it goes well with the music 7) try to focus the edit on just one form of the character unless it fits with the music 8) try not to put random text in without an in animation pls 9) don’t focus on one image too much 10) don’t loop it too much
![Gorillaz - Rhinestone Eyes [Storyboard Film] (Official Music Video)](/img/1.gif)
This edit is good, I suggest you search up edits that use the same music so you have an idea of how it needs to be.
1) Transitions can’t be too near of far apart from eachother.
2) they can’t take up too much of the edit or else we can’t even get a clear look at the image transitions can’t be too fast either.
3) use transitions that fit the music
4) try to follow the beat of what is the most easily heard, not the background music or something else
5) try to pick good quality images
6) try not to mix black and while images with coloured ones in an edit unless it goes well with the music
7) try to focus the edit on just one form of the character unless it fits with the music
8) try not to put random text in without an in animation pls
9) don’t focus on one image too much
10) don’t loop it too much
Thank you so much for the tips! I really appreciate it ^w^ I'll be sure to keep those in mind when editing.
You can ignore all of these if you can make it work
: ) another daily underrated channel amazing edit btw
hey Tsu-chan! tysm for that!
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