My name is Bruno, and I'm a Brazilian fan of your channel for a few months now. I wanted to take a moment to express my sincere gratitude for the incredible work you do. As a fellow creator, I'm constantly looking for ways to improve my skills and knowledge, and your tutorials have been an invaluable resource. Your clear and concise explanations, combined with your passion for the subject, have truly helped me elevate my work to the next level. Thank you again for sharing your knowledge and expertise with the world. Your dedication to your craft is truly inspiring, and I'm so grateful to have found your channel.
That’s awesome! Thank you so much for the kind words. Super happy to hear that you’ve found the videos helpful. At the end of the day, that is what matters to me the most
Do you edit your own videos? How do you manage the client's work and your own RUclips channel also you have a family as well. How do you manage all this? I am a freelance video editor as well and I am finding it difficult to manage my time between work and learning new skills can you share some knowledge on this topic you can also create a video on this topic. It will help a lot. Also, you create amazing content, lots of energy to you 🔥🔥
Thank you! I script, shoot, edit, animations, thumbnails all by myself. It’s definitely not easy to manage it all and there are some periods where I have to prioritise one thing more than another. However, I always try to make sure family comes first. For me it comes down to planning and creating sustainable structures/routines. I use Notion for all of that (I have a video on that). Helps to have an overview of the week as well as long term plans etc. If you can break it down into smaller more manageable tasks it helps a lot. Obviously also just being as productive as I can with my time.
@@mapalis there a similar rule concept to the 9 shot rule but more applicable towards 2d motion designers who temporarily run out of ideas for the next shot in there projects? Cause in film they use the 9 shot rule when they run out of ideas for whats gonna be the next shot, its there temporary anchor
Lots of value in this video. Not only are the points covered extremely well put and articulated, the visuals and sound design complement it so well. I learned both from the main purpose of the video, and I also gained a lot of inspiration from your visual storytelling. Super valuable for video editors, thank you Mapal!
Favourite creator rn! And thanks for mentioning the last point. I went through a burnout and it took me an year to come back on my feet again. And just to mention, your channel has played the most significant role in making me fall in love with motion graphics and video editing. Also, I wanna appreciate how much it intrigues me and inspires me the way you use motion graphics as a tool for storytelling. The design, the stylisation, the rhythm of the tutorials, all of it is just so pleasing and warm and ofcourse knowledgeable. More power to you man!
We all go through it at some point. Happy to hear that you’ve been enjoying the content and that it’s helped you get outta that funk. Thank you for leaving this comment. Means a lot
as we say in Brazil I've been "dating" your channel for some days and now after more than 10 videos bingewatched I'm finally subscribing. thank you for sharing your knowledge
This is great advice man, thank you for the video! Really liked what you said about gaining confidence to help you keep going and keep pushing yourself. Sometimes learning about motion design (or learning anything) can feel overwhelming, and you can feel like you are not cut out for it... but with practice, patience you can do it!
2 days late to watch this. Loved it. Agree with the community point so much coz i joined a community of editors in India, since I am based out of there, and damn it has helped me a lot....But great video again bro ❣❣
Please help, I'm trying to repeat this effect for the 3rd hour 0:24, are you doing it thanks to GRID + WARP MESH, or are there other effects involved? Your videos are unbelievably inspiring, you are a talent
Initially I was trying to do it with an expression setup from ECAbrams but because I wanted a pretty detailed grid it would just be too complex. I ended up getting the Flex plugin to rig up the grid and then from there it was pretty straight forward to animate.
I saw a 30 second TV commercial I really liked, ran to my room, captured it on my PC and started to made it myself researching tons and tons of things. It was super scary at first but actually awesome. By checking the material frame by frame I learned so much about this type of animation (It was a mix of stop motion, fake stop motion and "real footage" (arms moving things around). What fps is used, that they dont just use black and white but actually its slightly purple and white, which fits the rest of the colors, how they align movement of fake stop motion and real arm movements (just don't move the arm in real life, only move hand and the arm away), but also cool things like how to make compositions that feel balanced... i cant explain it. WHen to break the fake stop motion effect and when not.. Its not just refrabricating the thing.. Im more thinking like: THATS GEnius! Getting in the same mindset as the real maker. Getting the animation. I still like your video's Mapal, you teached me to remake things. If I ever make some money this way I will send you some. I clicked on the Skillshare link. You still come up with cool videos: Not too beginnerfriendly. That's the hard part now that I bootcamped Ae and Ps for 3 months: finding videos NOT covering the basics. Hopefully they have those kind of videos there. And otherwise i still have plenty of videos of you that i still need to watch.
That’s awesome! Love that you just dug right in and did a whole bunch of problem solving. As I mentioned in the video, that skill and desire to learn is gonna get you far. I do a lot of “how to animate like” videos but the purpose is not to just replicate but learn to break down, process, understand choices, and see how techniques can be used across many different scenarios. Skillshare has so many cool classes for different levels. Personally, the Blender Learning Path has been awesome because it goes from absolute beginner and then builds on top of those skills and gets more and more advanced. Hopefully you find some really useful classes on there!
Hello, Mapal! Thank you so so much for all of your hard work on youtube. I'm a subscriber for a couple of months now and I've learned a crazy amount of stuff from you. Thank you! But I have a question, maybe you could do a video on your gear and pc as well? It's really hard to understand what to really prioritize in your tools sometimes for editing/working with 3d, especially if you're on a budget)
I’m still working on my setup but the main pieces I have is a Mac Studio with 64gb of ram, MX Master mouse, and a ProArt display for accurate colours. I used to work on a laptop. Most important is ram and (for me) a colour accurate display.
we appreciate the effort you putting on these videos. I really wanna see a tutorial on how you animate that text at 1:31 or similar effects. p.s I think the text on the thumbnail need to be bigger cuz it’s really small and hard to read. Thanks for all the tips!
It’s definitely been a journey! A lot of new things to learn, which has been super exciting. Main problem is that I now try to click my middle mouse button to navigate around Ae LOL Thank you, I will definitely keep you in mind. Just peeped your channel super quick and you’ve got some sick stuff there!!
amazing one watched it twice and will be back for sure, 1:30 the text switch is amazing, how is that done, a tutorial would be great. great work by the way well done!
Thank you! It's way simpler than you'd think. I just keyframed the source text and changed the font. So it's switching between a regular font and a dummy text font (just blocks).
@@mapal wow, genius 😂 thanks alot are you not afraid of having so many people with similar style as yours? doing tutorials lets your viewers immitate your style making you a little less unique. is that right?
Great question! I’m not worried about that at all. No one can ever replicate my brain, how I think, or how I see things. When it comes to my client work I just do my thing and you can’t do it unless you’re me. No matter what people will always imitate/try to duplicate. It might be easy to replicate specific things or copying the animation itself but you can’t copy the brain that makes it. That’s generally my perspective on most things, which is also why I’m not worried about AI in the slightest.
When I started out I just watched a lot of beginner RUclips tutorials. However, I’d recommend using the free month of skillshare to take a structured class. The Learning Paths in particular have been super good. They do a great job of taking you through the absolute basics and working your way up.
Hi bro awesome tutorials i love it. I'm in recently Last month i trying to learn blender I'm completed donut and cross mind day 1tut and some renders but i quit blender it's take long to learn but i love it 3d stuff but i need early job or source of income so im learning now video editing stuff.any suggestions that helps me lot
Work on it on the side and try to incorporate it in your work. Most likely you'll have to dedicate extra time, put in extra work, and generally just go the extra mile until you get to a point where it's your main thing.
Hi Mapal! As you talked about fundamentals, can you suggest some good places/resources to learn AE and motion design? Your channel is super helpful for learning specific stuff, but I'm looking for something fundamental.
I haven’t taken it myself but probably the Skillshare learning path on After Effects called “Adobe After Effects Basics: Start Animating” and then work your way from there. I’d recommend also focusing and learning from traditional animation so you can understand motion better!
Thanks for the video! Also why don’t you make a Skool community, I’m sure it would get more traction than your patreon and the transaction fees are low
I love the effect at 6:32 where the video cuts from After Effects to you talking. What is that transition called? I thought it was a film burn at first but it looks different to all the ones I have
It is from a film burn asset pack from acidbite. You could do something similar yourself by using a white slate going across a black background and setting the blending mode to difference
You can set it up manually with expressions but I had such a detailed grid that I used Flex to rig it up. From there it was just about adding some movement etc
@@mapal Thanks! Found it in one of your previous Vox Collage videos. I'm on Podenco's website, in his/her work showcasing reels. Outstanding videos and an incredible source of inspiration.
Hey Dude... I love your videos very much.... Probably you are the one who is teaching pro level stuffs that no one teaches on youtube.. but as you mentioned about the basics and fundamentals... I want to make videos like vox.... Where can i get fundamental about those stuffs? I know the basics of animation and after effects. Your help would mean a lot l
@@mapal I know a little about animation like that... If any tutorials you could suggest that would be extremely helpful... From your tutorials i have learnt a lot...
Hey dude, always enjoy your videos! I have a question, im working as a video editor for an agency that makes videos for yt. Theres a lot for work, so i dont have the energy to sit and practice editing styles i like after work. Do you think that as a freelancer theres more room to improve, as you pick the clients you ll work for?and also you decide when you ll take a break
Depends! There are a lot of pros and cons with each of those. I imagine that it’s a pretty steady income working with an agency, which is something you don’t really get working 100% freelance. With that being said I think with being able to choose your clients and setting your rates you can create some more freedom in that regard. I can’t speak to the type of work you do/how much freedom you have but don’t be afraid to experiment with new stuff in your work too
It can definitely be a challenge sometimes to force yourself to be creative. For me, I like to take the pressure off myself. Just work on stuff for yourself when you feel like. When you get an idea for something do it. If you don’t have any ideas that’s okay too. It’ll come eventually. Sometimes when I’m working a lot it can make it even more difficult because so much of my mental capacity is being used up by that. In that case it can be really helpful to take some time off. Main thing: don’t put too much pressure on yourself!
Well, for me, being creative is this constant urge to push myself. Being creative doesn't always mean you have to come up with something out of the box. It's about generating new ideas, something that sparks inspiration within you. Just incorporate those elements into your work or idea, and boom, you're being creative! Now, if you really want to dive into creativity, get comfortable with learning, watching, and reading new things. It gives you a fresh perspective on things, or life in general. Use that energy and immerse yourself in your work! And lastly, as @mapal said, don't put too much pressure on yourself; you might end up feeling overwhelmed and abandoning everything completely."
Love ur tutorials ❤. Wud u be kind enough as to do an "Edit like" series for Darius Britt YT name: D for Darius (vid title: Shooting an Award-Winning film START to FINISH). Particularly the first 15sec from 0:00 -0:15 the part where pictures flying in the clouds with blurring n focusing. It's very interesting. Thx
My name is Bruno, and I'm a Brazilian fan of your channel for a few months now. I wanted to take a moment to express my sincere gratitude for the incredible work you do.
As a fellow creator, I'm constantly looking for ways to improve my skills and knowledge, and your tutorials have been an invaluable resource. Your clear and concise explanations, combined with your passion for the subject, have truly helped me elevate my work to the next level.
Thank you again for sharing your knowledge and expertise with the world. Your dedication to your craft is truly inspiring, and I'm so grateful to have found your channel.
That’s awesome! Thank you so much for the kind words. Super happy to hear that you’ve found the videos helpful. At the end of the day, that is what matters to me the most
Do you edit your own videos? How do you manage the client's work and your own RUclips channel also you have a family as well. How do you manage all this? I am a freelance video editor as well and I am finding it difficult to manage my time between work and learning new skills can you share some knowledge on this topic you can also create a video on this topic. It will help a lot. Also, you create amazing content, lots of energy to you 🔥🔥
Thank you! I script, shoot, edit, animations, thumbnails all by myself. It’s definitely not easy to manage it all and there are some periods where I have to prioritise one thing more than another. However, I always try to make sure family comes first.
For me it comes down to planning and creating sustainable structures/routines. I use Notion for all of that (I have a video on that). Helps to have an overview of the week as well as long term plans etc. If you can break it down into smaller more manageable tasks it helps a lot. Obviously also just being as productive as I can with my time.
Thanks for the usefull tips🙌🙌@@mapal
@@mapalis there a similar rule concept to the 9 shot rule but more applicable towards 2d motion designers who temporarily run out of ideas for the next shot in there projects?
Cause in film they use the 9 shot rule when they run out of ideas for whats gonna be the next shot, its there temporary anchor
Yey! Another video to learn! Awesome! Thanks for your uploads man! More power!
Appreciate it as always!!
Skymography is one of the bestest content creator like you & hands down ur works are so awesome !
I learn so much from you guys.
He’s the goat! Shoutout my broski
0:23 can you please make an tutorial on this one, we'll appreciate it.
Lots of value in this video. Not only are the points covered extremely well put and articulated, the visuals and sound design complement it so well. I learned both from the main purpose of the video, and I also gained a lot of inspiration from your visual storytelling. Super valuable for video editors, thank you Mapal!
Much appreciated!
Incredible and well thought out advice
Favourite creator rn! And thanks for mentioning the last point. I went through a burnout and it took me an year to come back on my feet again. And just to mention, your channel has played the most significant role in making me fall in love with motion graphics and video editing. Also, I wanna appreciate how much it intrigues me and inspires me the way you use motion graphics as a tool for storytelling. The design, the stylisation, the rhythm of the tutorials, all of it is just so pleasing and warm and ofcourse knowledgeable. More power to you man!
We all go through it at some point. Happy to hear that you’ve been enjoying the content and that it’s helped you get outta that funk. Thank you for leaving this comment. Means a lot
thatt grid text is fking sick
you are crazy dude
🫶
as we say in Brazil I've been "dating" your channel for some days and now after more than 10 videos bingewatched I'm finally subscribing. thank you for sharing your knowledge
Hhahaa love that saying! Appreciate the support
i need a video on all the effects you do in this video
Can you make a tutorial on the "tip card title" animations? the one with the blue bg and the grid moving along with the scale of the text
This is great advice man, thank you for the video!
Really liked what you said about gaining confidence to help you keep going and keep pushing yourself.
Sometimes learning about motion design (or learning anything) can feel overwhelming, and you can feel like you are not cut out for it... but with practice, patience you can do it!
Damn straight! Most things can be hard to start out but once you get that ball rolling. Gaining confidence. It’s a tough train to slow down!
2 days late to watch this. Loved it. Agree with the community point so much coz i joined a community of editors in India, since I am based out of there, and damn it has helped me a lot....But great video again bro ❣❣
Please help, I'm trying to repeat this effect for the 3rd hour 0:24, are you doing it thanks to GRID + WARP MESH, or are there other effects involved? Your videos are unbelievably inspiring, you are a talent
Initially I was trying to do it with an expression setup from ECAbrams but because I wanted a pretty detailed grid it would just be too complex. I ended up getting the Flex plugin to rig up the grid and then from there it was pretty straight forward to animate.
@@mapalthx 🙏🏻
@@mapal I bought the flex, but still don't understand how to do it :(
how you create and animate the grid with the text, I have no idea.
I saw a 30 second TV commercial I really liked, ran to my room, captured it on my PC and started to made it myself researching tons and tons of things. It was super scary at first but actually awesome. By checking the material frame by frame I learned so much about this type of animation (It was a mix of stop motion, fake stop motion and "real footage" (arms moving things around). What fps is used, that they dont just use black and white but actually its slightly purple and white, which fits the rest of the colors, how they align movement of fake stop motion and real arm movements (just don't move the arm in real life, only move hand and the arm away), but also cool things like how to make compositions that feel balanced... i cant explain it. WHen to break the fake stop motion effect and when not.. Its not just refrabricating the thing.. Im more thinking like: THATS GEnius! Getting in the same mindset as the real maker. Getting the animation.
I still like your video's Mapal, you teached me to remake things. If I ever make some money this way I will send you some. I clicked on the Skillshare link. You still come up with cool videos: Not too beginnerfriendly. That's the hard part now that I bootcamped Ae and Ps for 3 months: finding videos NOT covering the basics. Hopefully they have those kind of videos there. And otherwise i still have plenty of videos of you that i still need to watch.
That’s awesome! Love that you just dug right in and did a whole bunch of problem solving. As I mentioned in the video, that skill and desire to learn is gonna get you far. I do a lot of “how to animate like” videos but the purpose is not to just replicate but learn to break down, process, understand choices, and see how techniques can be used across many different scenarios.
Skillshare has so many cool classes for different levels. Personally, the Blender Learning Path has been awesome because it goes from absolute beginner and then builds on top of those skills and gets more and more advanced. Hopefully you find some really useful classes on there!
Early notification gang is here! Thanks for this one!
Glad you enjoyed!
Your editing is like BRILLIANT.
This is a powerful video.
These videos are really inspiring, thanks for all the tips!
Been going through your videos and feeling so inspired by your work! Thanks for all the amazing content you’re putting out there!
Thank you, I appreciate the kind words!
thank you so much for skillshare i'm learning so much such a good channel
my favorite channel changed my after effects workflow
🙏🏼
Love your channel! 👌🏼👍🏻
Thanks so much!
thanks for the tips Mapal , as an editor it helped me a lot.
Glad to hear that!
Hello, Mapal! Thank you so so much for all of your hard work on youtube. I'm a subscriber for a couple of months now and I've learned a crazy amount of stuff from you. Thank you! But I have a question, maybe you could do a video on your gear and pc as well? It's really hard to understand what to really prioritize in your tools sometimes for editing/working with 3d, especially if you're on a budget)
I’m still working on my setup but the main pieces I have is a Mac Studio with 64gb of ram, MX Master mouse, and a ProArt display for accurate colours. I used to work on a laptop. Most important is ram and (for me) a colour accurate display.
Thank you so much for the helpful info! The RAM really is the most important part)@@mapal
Awesome video as always! I work lots with motion graphics, but this gave me new perspectives💪🏼
Glad it was helpful!
absolute legend.
Man your edition is sick!
Please also suggest courses on skillshare to clear fundamentals of aftereffects, thank you
we appreciate the effort you putting on these videos.
I really wanna see a tutorial on how you animate that text at 1:31 or similar effects.
p.s I think the text on the thumbnail need to be bigger cuz it’s really small and hard to read.
Thanks for all the tips!
Really love your videos man! Really fun and easy to follow along.
Thank you, I appreciate it!!!
Blender's learning curve is really exciting and fun. If you need help or have questions about anything hmu ! Great video & thank you for sharing!
It’s definitely been a journey! A lot of new things to learn, which has been super exciting. Main problem is that I now try to click my middle mouse button to navigate around Ae LOL
Thank you, I will definitely keep you in mind. Just peeped your channel super quick and you’ve got some sick stuff there!!
Great video 💪💪
Thank you so much
Glad you liked it!
Love your videos! Always interesting and packed with nuggets of knowledge🔥
I needed this video badly ❤
THE6H ! Thank you Mapal , I love your videos , Your Style and The blue background with moving lines
Mapal is the best, i from Bali indonesia 🇮🇩
Underrated goat
🫶
amazing one watched it twice and will be back for sure, 1:30 the text switch is amazing, how is that done, a tutorial would be great.
great work by the way well done!
Thank you! It's way simpler than you'd think. I just keyframed the source text and changed the font. So it's switching between a regular font and a dummy text font (just blocks).
@@mapal wow, genius 😂
thanks alot
are you not afraid of having so many people with similar style as yours? doing tutorials lets your viewers immitate your style making you a little less unique. is that right?
Great question! I’m not worried about that at all. No one can ever replicate my brain, how I think, or how I see things. When it comes to my client work I just do my thing and you can’t do it unless you’re me. No matter what people will always imitate/try to duplicate. It might be easy to replicate specific things or copying the animation itself but you can’t copy the brain that makes it. That’s generally my perspective on most things, which is also why I’m not worried about AI in the slightest.
@@mapal great mindset, thanks for replying
I love you bro
The Best!
that's what im looking for
Is there a course you can recommend to learn the fundamentals you mentioned? Or would you consider making a course? Cuz I’d buy that in a heartbeat !
When I started out I just watched a lot of beginner RUclips tutorials. However, I’d recommend using the free month of skillshare to take a structured class. The Learning Paths in particular have been super good. They do a great job of taking you through the absolute basics and working your way up.
All sound effect name ?? Pls
Hi bro awesome tutorials i love it. I'm in recently Last month i trying to learn blender I'm completed donut and cross mind day 1tut and some renders but i quit blender it's take long to learn but i love it 3d stuff but i need early job or source of income so im learning now video editing stuff.any suggestions that helps me lot
Work on it on the side and try to incorporate it in your work. Most likely you'll have to dedicate extra time, put in extra work, and generally just go the extra mile until you get to a point where it's your main thing.
Bro best one ❤
Hi Mapal! As you talked about fundamentals, can you suggest some good places/resources to learn AE and motion design? Your channel is super helpful for learning specific stuff, but I'm looking for something fundamental.
I haven’t taken it myself but probably the Skillshare learning path on After Effects called “Adobe After Effects Basics: Start Animating” and then work your way from there. I’d recommend also focusing and learning from traditional animation so you can understand motion better!
you should make a video about ur editing style
Amazing 😍
you are insanely good i hate you (keep up)
LMAOOO thank you!
Please tutorial how to do 3D Transitions between 3 clips together in after effect like magnatesmedia
I was also searching for such tutorials but couldn’t find any do you have anything?
Helpful! Now can we get a tut on how you did those title cards with the animated grid lines and text?
Hey g, Can you do houston style tutorial?
If you want project file for his edits, Feel free to ask g😉
Thanks for the video! Also why don’t you make a Skool community, I’m sure it would get more traction than your patreon and the transaction fees are low
good
I love Mapal with all of my heart (no homo)
I love the effect at 6:32 where the video cuts from After Effects to you talking. What is that transition called? I thought it was a film burn at first but it looks different to all the ones I have
It is from a film burn asset pack from acidbite. You could do something similar yourself by using a white slate going across a black background and setting the blending mode to difference
@@mapal Thanks so much! You are on of my favorite creators honestly
btw, I notice how the film burn seems to move a bit, can that just be done with toggle hold keyframes?
How did you make the grid lines and text responsive ?
You can set it up manually with expressions but I had such a detailed grid that I used Flex to rig it up. From there it was just about adding some movement etc
thanks @@mapal
Mapal you are more valuable than air! Thanks for sharing
Oh thank you so much kind sir
I can't find that Podenco video, could you share a link please?!
Here ya go
ruclips.net/video/J2dY-xQ7acM/видео.html
@@mapal Thanks! Found it in one of your previous Vox Collage videos.
I'm on Podenco's website, in his/her work showcasing reels.
Outstanding videos and an incredible source of inspiration.
Hey Dude... I love your videos very much.... Probably you are the one who is teaching pro level stuffs that no one teaches on youtube.. but as you mentioned about the basics and fundamentals... I want to make videos like vox.... Where can i get fundamental about those stuffs? I know the basics of animation and after effects. Your help would mean a lot l
For something like Vox I would learn a lot about design and storytelling, especially if you already know the basics of good animation.
@@mapal I know a little about animation like that... If any tutorials you could suggest that would be extremely helpful... From your tutorials i have learnt a lot...
Hey dude, always enjoy your videos! I have a question, im working as a video editor for an agency that makes videos for yt. Theres a lot for work, so i dont have the energy to sit and practice editing styles i like after work.
Do you think that as a freelancer theres more room to improve, as you pick the clients you ll work for?and also you decide when you ll take a break
Depends! There are a lot of pros and cons with each of those. I imagine that it’s a pretty steady income working with an agency, which is something you don’t really get working 100% freelance. With that being said I think with being able to choose your clients and setting your rates you can create some more freedom in that regard. I can’t speak to the type of work you do/how much freedom you have but don’t be afraid to experiment with new stuff in your work too
Heey guys. Can you help me the easiest way to start learning edit.
The problem is that I don't know how to be creative. I try everything I can think of, but there seems to be no improvement
It can definitely be a challenge sometimes to force yourself to be creative. For me, I like to take the pressure off myself. Just work on stuff for yourself when you feel like. When you get an idea for something do it. If you don’t have any ideas that’s okay too. It’ll come eventually. Sometimes when I’m working a lot it can make it even more difficult because so much of my mental capacity is being used up by that. In that case it can be really helpful to take some time off. Main thing: don’t put too much pressure on yourself!
Just imagine ur seeing your creation through something you seen before like a tv or a room
Well, for me, being creative is this constant urge to push myself. Being creative doesn't always mean you have to come up with something out of the box. It's about generating new ideas, something that sparks inspiration within you. Just incorporate those elements into your work or idea, and boom, you're being creative! Now, if you really want to dive into creativity, get comfortable with learning, watching, and reading new things. It gives you a fresh perspective on things, or life in general. Use that energy and immerse yourself in your work!
And lastly, as @mapal said, don't put too much pressure on yourself; you might end up feeling overwhelmed and abandoning everything completely."
Love ur tutorials ❤.
Wud u be kind enough as to do an "Edit like" series for Darius Britt YT name: D for Darius (vid title: Shooting an Award-Winning film START to FINISH).
Particularly the first 15sec from 0:00 -0:15 the part where pictures flying in the clouds with blurring n focusing. It's very interesting. Thx
I’ll check it out, thanks for the recommendation
@@mapal noted w thanks. Hope u'd do it pls 🙏
@@mapal also to give u another challenge (if u don't mind ofc): wud u mind doing it in say, Capcut desktop version, in addition to AE? Thx 🙏
in my opinion you should take rest sometimes in editing for creativity
another first comment ;)
CERTIFIED!
no way youre not married, you look 21 max
I’m 25 but I did get married pretty young
@@mapal that's nice