What Editing A Big Movie Looks Like
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- Опубликовано: 10 мар 2023
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Glad to see that editors are openly elaborating their complex editing process. So the beginner editors can be familiar with the industry-standard workflows.
If editors of big movies would be more open about their BTS and upload videos on RUclips about it, I’d be obsessed with all those videos. I don’t know what it is but being able to see what happens BTS of a big/popular movie is so interesting to me. Anyone else agree?
absolutely! yesterday I was watching the BTS of harry potter movies. It is just so intriguing to watch how a film was created , how everything on sets work, and the crazy efforts these people put out to make those enriching films.
So true
Im very interested in editing and want to see how professionals work, seems like a fun job hanging around with your friends and doing it together 🥰
for bigger movies i’m pretty sure there ndas and other contract details that don’t allow this to happen, at least not very in depth. disney(and other major hollywood studios)definitely does not want everyone else to know exactly what their process is. it might end up hurting them.
Girl who edited an entire movie: You don't need a program....
RUclips editor: Buy my program...
RUclips editor: And my presets that will make your every project you work on look like a movie
@@williamshakespeare9815 These LUTs will make ANYTHING look cinematic.
@@pooyanmanoochehry2629 without Proper knowledge it makes footage into Sh!t. U should know that NO Professional Colorist will use Luts. Especially in Cinema Industry or Commercials they Don't use Luts or Presets.
@@gameboytech5064 But wouldn't they make their own files that they can reuse?
@@greenpulp. maybe they might use their nodes and tweak them, I don't know exactly but there is a chance I think
It's amazing how this looks so much like editing a basic RUclips video, yet it's an extremely intense and heavy version of it. I'm just a beginner and i'm pretty sure i can't even have a grasp on how difficult this is. Huge respect to the all editors around the world.
This movie along with Everything Everywhere All At Once are prime examples of "what you edit with doesn't matter". Seen so many videos recently where people argue which editing software is better so this video is such a fresh breath of air. Story is King and anything after that doesn't matter.
Well, in this one the story is literally made and built in the edit...
@Inês Devezas of course. What I was saying was that story is more important than gear/editing softwares. People will overlook that sometimes.
@@gwm-btdbattlesagar.ioandmo9988if you have a bad editor and gve them the most expensive software, it will be a bad film. If you have an amazing editor and give them the worst software, they will make a decent film. Gear is just a tool.
the whole "this is better than that" in the editing world is so silly, they all essentially do the same thing - it's 100% personal preference.
@@augustr6456 exactly
wow this was cool to see. I've always wondered how the editing process of a movie looks compared with a RUclips video.
All the time i was watching the movie i was wondering how was it made. Kind of incredible all the editing was done by just two people, really amazing job!
Such an incredible and ambitious process. Huge credit to these creatives.
Finally, a deep dive into the editing process I've been eager to see! It's enlightening to witness how technology and creativity intertwine to bring a story to life. The journey from 'Searching' to 'Missing' showcases the evolution of storytelling through a computer screen. The advice on networking, seizing opportunities, and continuous learning resonates deeply. Thank you for sharing your craft with us! 🎬✂️
Hey thanks for sharing all this great content you put out in food for thought. I’m at 55 year old editor in Kansas City and unfortunately I find that my age kills the opportunities that I wish I had more of. It’s basically a hobby of mine to learn to edit. But people see the gray here and turn away. As frustrating as it gets your contact gives me hope and an inspiration to continue on so thank you for sharing and making our lives better John the editor that used to be a yellow cab driver in Kansas City
That looks like a nightmare to work on.
It is!
HELL
Javier was definitely the most heartwarming, enjoyable character in this thriller! Great job on editing. It took me at least half an hour to get used to this concept of seeing things from digital screens but then I loved it!
This was such a great review of the process behind the movie - huge respect.
Wow, You nailed it, exploring the Behind the Scene of editors timeline. You are the only guy who can do this. This is really unique concept of watching the professional film editors timeline. Keep bringing these content. You really providing value to our lives.
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this is really cool as a new editor this really helped me to understand the process because it can be scary at times just thinking about editing a huge projects.
Love these type of videos! Very informative and inspirational.
Great video, love these raw clips of people really working at the craft
Great insight to how an edit comes together.
Love seeing into the process of work on such a high level. This movie was awesome and it's so cool to see how it's all just made from tools and techniques I've used myself on a way smaller scale. Seeing the "pre-vis" version is inspirational, it really shows all the hard work that went into it.
Amazing! I love these interviews and behind-the-scenes! Obrigado!
Relevant as always, you Rock!
Wow! Idk why but when Inwatched this movie a long time ago I thought it was just a really easy “screenshot and color grade” process. This is so much more in depth than I assumed. Amazing
Great advice guys thank you.
this video was so helping me, thank you.
amazing breakdown
I just saw this movie. Truly incredible depiction on how computers shape our lives and the depiction of an amazing storyline through it
I love this so much!!awesome content
Glad you enjoy it!
This is so interesting to watch as a videographer and editor I’ve always wondered the process of creating movies and this is amazing especially since they’re using Premiere I always thought people didn’t use it maybe DaVinci instead
So great! will be returning tp this video in the future!
it's so dope seeing how versatile the Sony a7siii can be
Hahahaha the "Yes please!" at 09:50 really show a true editor.
We have no soul left
Man do u know how to make en effect like 0:20? With camera moving right? Or is it the footage moving left?
@@Jaa_morant In premiere pro, you can use keyframes to make it do that. There is not really an effect. The keyframes would also be in an adjustment layer so the footage doesn't get crowded.
Networking will be most beneficial! Also if you really want to learn, look up temporal editing and art of the edit. Anybody can buy a program that automatically adds transitions/effects. Understanding rhythm and the structure of effects will take you from amateur to professional.
MY HEAD HURTS WITH THIS EDITS
Need that pre vis cut as a blu ray extra lol
I realy like the movie alot , I watched on netflix what I have loved is about how you create movie through the screen
great video!
I enjoyed this movie. Cool behind the scenes look
Interesting video as always
ty for sharing, cheers
This is so inspiring and their words motivates me! *off to play with AE*
Pro tip; you should never edit in AE. AE is for effects. Editing in it is a huge headache.
Good video. Thanks.
Very cool! Love the integration of Premiere and After Effects from low res to high res images, vector . . . etc. What mouse is that you guys are using?
I really love this movie❤
As a small content creator, this is fascinating!
1:54 wow i never seen any editing like this
Love seeing the BTS, thanks for sharing
That was a insanely good movie!!!! I watched it on my way home from Jamaica :) 10/10 recommend!!!!
Hi, thanks for sharing. I am a self-taught content creator and video editor with education background in information technology. After watching this video, I am increasingly aware that there is still much to be learned in order to be able to produce higher quality content
look forward to seeing the third missing movie
It must to be awesome to live in a country where movies are made and you actually have a carrer to pursue
If there’s a third one, it could just be called *Found*
Yay premiere and after effects 😂 IDK why this was funny to me but good to see it getting flexed 👽 sky is the limit for me 😎🖤🍭
Convenient upload while I edit.
How do these "bones" work? Are the text message bubbles, email notification etc. customized templates that you guys can change?
Would power bins be good for sharing assets between projects instead?
good job 😘
That is crazy you guys finished hte movie ideally, than brought in known actors than replaced those spots
Seriously that is crazy to me, you finished hte movie before you started visually..
Love it
Story line is everything. I would rather edit a crappy video footage that has story line than a good quality camera but there's no story. There was this one client of mine on fiver who let me 30 seconds commercial she does not give me a script nor bg music she just said it's all on me. It was hell, every revision is work from the start. Fck that customer.
lol i feel ya, that's why i avoid working with clients that don't tell me what kind of videos they want.
This movie some of the greatest editing ever
Man do u know how to make en effect like 0:20? With camera moving right? Or is it the footage moving left?
@@Jaa_morant Yeah Sure .... that looks like they zoomed into the footage and then simply did a position left in After Effects or something like that.
@@kingdomstyleapparel that’s what I thought thanksss! Gonna try and hopefully nail it in Adobe premier pro, even tho I’m a no pro, haha!
Ah the previz idea is really smart
she's an ultimate pro, she got the premiere shortcut keyboard
That project would be my dream job! I've been a After Effects/Premiere user for 16 years in IT marketing (motion graphics). How do I get into the movie field?
Was interesting for the ground work for Colombia info. Sad they did not use a Colombian Actor. But was good.
How can you do that with an old imac? not even m1?
Editing is one of those jobs AI can never takeover
But what if we work in online......?
I actually use some AI plugins on premiere pro to help me with some things to edit
@@braintis That is the best AI can do; ease out the workflow. However, for the creative part of knowing the story you wanna tell with your edit - that will always be left to the editor.
@@CaptainJeoy it depends on what your editing with and for, one of the plugins I use cut out every peice of a long amount of silence if I tell it the amount, it practically makes the video for me just with cuts
@@braintis You don't still get it? Editing a video is a very subjective thing, and even if you use an AI to ease your process, you as the editor will still be at the helm telling it what to do - just like you did with your AI plugin.
whats under the hood of those workstations? How much does one run? How many crashes do they have on a massive nested movie edit like this? things i wanna know!
With PR its wise to have the 32gb M1+ Pro or desktop for sure
WIndows no idea
I did a project some time ago last year it was nothing at this scale but similar and we did amazing on what i discribed above but we DID use FCPX w/ motion not Adobe
Adobe is rather demanding on the M1/Apple products when you start getting deep in layers
I always had the impression that the flow goes from After Effects to Premiere for the final output. However, in this instance they went from P to AE. Can anyone tell me the reasoning behind that?
W Editors
Would be so much easier editing the whole video in Davinci Resolve with all effects and everything.
Damn......and here I thought I was a decent editor. I haven't the foggiest idea of how they did any of this in after effects. I really need to step up my game.
Arielle FTW!!!!! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
its like the documentary called dont f with cats idea but with humans
the same thing they used pcs
12:44 Right, but what about sleep?
My first question right out of the gate is what hardware are they using for the editing? What are the details on that?
it doesnt matter, its only used to push 2 or more controllers at once ( cant do it with mouse cause you can grab just one ) You can use even midi controller with knobs for that
This Film Could have been an Easy one If We compromise Quality and Flexibility of Edit
Where can I watch the movie?
"What editing a big movie looks like"
*proceeds to show an edit of a film that was shot primarily on people's phones and laptops*
But seriously, thanks for sharing this.
wonder how many times premiere pro crashed x.x
this movie are gooooodddddd
I would love to know if they experience any kind of program crash/lagging using Premiere Pro.
Great video. The text "After working 40 hours in a week, you still have 128 hours..." really bothered me though. That's just the definition of dumb.
Vocal fry is strong is this.
I want to do thi sos band
14:15 what software is that?
🎉🎉🎉
the whole movies basically a free commercial for apple lol
9:40 where are they looking up one punch man😂😂😂
"an older parent who may not have as much technological skill." Nice . . . Nothing like baked-in ageism.
oh wow... never knew cu soon (malayalam movie) was a copy of searching
11:46 galinha pintadinha! 🇧🇷
It's milestone
すごい！！
Ah, the default macOS Monterey wallpaper.
However, I haven’t used Google Chrome as my browser of choice since 2021.
ok. what is their gear tho... monitor, speaker, whatever???
This movie was made adobe premiere pro
This is looks sooo frustasing. If i get this project maybe i'll resign the same day 😭😭
We have different definitions of what a "big movie" is.
what's the movie's name? is it out already or yet?
It's called Missing and it came out in february
was that nia long?
Yes