@@yousefcreative Hey Yousef! I won't disclose numbers but it's very fair! I was approached by a channel with more subs and more views about a year ago, and they wouldn't even entertain it lolll
@@KyleLeeman Cool. I respect you don't want to share the number but it would be beneficial for 1,000's of video editors out there who are trying to figure out what to charge, and also to make sure they're not being taken advantage of. I average $70/hr for RUclips channels who have 200k to 500k subs. I briefly worked with a channel that has 800k subs and was being paid $100/hr. Hope you're making similar amounts!
I really enjoyed this interview. Super interesting and helpful. I’m 2 years on RUclips, 80k subs and it’s easy for people to say “hire an editor” but I don’t think they realise the complexities. I appreciate yours and Sara’s work and sharing your experiences.
Hey, I recently watched the BBC Sherlock Show and its SOOOO good! It would bring a huuuge smile to my face (and probably many others haha) if you could invite the editors or any people involved on the podcast!!! :D
It's amazing how so many things in life boil down to just treating other people how you want/wish you were treated. Also that film burns bit was more personal than I liked it to be LOL
Most of the creators don't want to pay an editor what they are worth. You do, that's great! loved the interview and learned a lot. BTW, I'm an editor too. I do long and short form editing.
Giving my editor his own creative liberty from the start was a great thing to do, it is way nicer to work with an editor when you treat them the way you would treat any other creator -> it's because they are creating!
I remember when Sara was going through the struggles of not being able to work with an editor in her flow. Glad she figured that out :) Solid pod as always, thanks gents!
Great interview; I'd love to see a video putting together how you define and document your video language for an editor! I'm still doing all my editing; and it's a fun way to express and explore RUclips as a creative outlet; but also; my ideas are pouring in for videos faster than I can edit them; so this would be a good exercise to know how to set-up and do; **Side note for me to come back to; Define your non-negotiables;
I hope all clients are like Sara :) do not give up easily on editor they hire and on the other hand we need more editor that has attitude like Kyle. It's a perfect match :)
Striving to improve is some amazing advice. Its so easy to get into editing, but its so hard to really do well unless you strive to improve. I started editing for free when I was 12, and now I own a channel and am paying for college expenses. While I wouldn't even begin to call myself a master editor, striving to improve brings you so far, its honestly insane.
One of my favorite episodes - running a content agency for Entrepreneur RUclipsrs, and being a better manager for my editors is my biggest focus right now❤
5:08 Where is this notion template from?? I’m taking screenshots to try and break it down but I’m curious if anyone knows if it’s a template available anywhere?
As professionals in the industry for several years, I’m curious to know what your thoughts are about “demo reels” and what you would look for in a “demo reel” to hire a new editor?
As an editor, I love working with new clients and learning different cultures and hobbies that people are into. It’s even more exciting when you’re able to see the channels that you work with grow in subscribers, views and retention
You guys give a lot of really good insight and information. Im still learning and your podcast has been a big contribution to my editing journey so far. Thank you
This was an excellent video. I'm a new RUclipsr and also an editor. I've watched Sara's videos from time to time and I agree with her takes. Thank you all
Idk how to feel about the opening statement but being an editor I'm applying for jobs for 5 months and I couldn't get even a reply from the creators or recruiter. And despite growing a channel from 1.5k to 8k in 3 months, not even one person is ready to give me even a chance. Where are these jobs going, i just can't even be sane anymore while asking for work
How can we get such supportive client ? 😭😭 My clients are exactly how @saradietschy described her previous editors; rude, wants full video edited within 5 mins, wants editing, audio, vfx, color grading for $10..uuugggh I'm fed up
I'm always thinking about that Water bottle why people's are not teaching that bottle I'm thinking it's only for fill up the empty space on the table but finally Sara 14:08 she drinks the Walter 👀💐
Hayden mentioned going through a “film burning” transitions phase during 2012-2015. Can anyone give any insight as to what the current editing/transitions phase is now, or what we think it might be coming next?
I'm curious to get your guys thoughts on this. I've been video editing for roughly 15 years now since I was 7 starting out on imovie. As the years go by and I improve each year I find it takes longer and longer for me to edit my own videos compared to 15 years ago. But when I professionally edit for other clients it doesn't take me as long as when I edit my own videos. Does that happen to you too?
Super interesting to see this from the creators side! Appreciate the time put into this 💯 As an editor, I can agree that most editors do not take criticism or even a different opinion well, its nuts 🤣 I refuse to be that way!
It rhymes with peachy. I agree with finding a format for your niche or combining two or more styles to find what works for you. I also think an emphasis on your own personality is what can make copying someone's style more yours which helps with getting away from the second best.
This episode will become my default watch whenever I feel down about my work. The thing I loved the most is how y'all talked from both points of view, not only the editor or the creator and it filled me with hope that one day, more bosses start thinking the way that you do, realizing that yes, the editor attitude towards feedback and learning is important, but also the way that we get the material and that feedback matters. So glad that I found this podcast! It's everything I didn't know I needed.
As an editor with millions of views under my belt, it is harder to find quality collaborations but once you do find one, make sure to constantly improve and value it. It will take you far, you will learn a lot and it will give you a satisfaction more than the financial one 🎉
Super excited to watch this episode, to see how y'all connect and worked through or going through the same pain points when training an editor is a small world, but we help each other!
This is great advice for the mindset of a creator working with an editor as well as an editor working with a creator. Getting better on both sides helps all parties involved, and rewarding the editor more with increased skills is truly worth saying out loud. Thank you thank you!
Thanks for having me guys!!! #BringBackFilmBurns2023
Honestly Sara is the best creator I work with. Appreciative and just happy to be here!
Hey Kyle, shot in the dark are you open to taking on new clients?
Curious to know how much she pays you? Is it an hourly rate, per video rate or a retainer?
@@yousefcreative Hey Yousef! I won't disclose numbers but it's very fair! I was approached by a channel with more subs and more views about a year ago, and they wouldn't even entertain it lolll
@@KyleLeeman Cool. I respect you don't want to share the number but it would be beneficial for 1,000's of video editors out there who are trying to figure out what to charge, and also to make sure they're not being taken advantage of.
I average $70/hr for RUclips channels who have 200k to 500k subs. I briefly worked with a channel that has 800k subs and was being paid $100/hr. Hope you're making similar amounts!
Curious to know more!
Please, make a video with Johnny Harris 😉
I don't know how people sleep on this channel. Every business needs content, and these guys literally spoon feed you the sauce
Also, we are looking for thumbnail editors!
I really enjoyed this interview. Super interesting and helpful.
I’m 2 years on RUclips, 80k subs and it’s easy for people to say “hire an editor” but I don’t think they realise the complexities.
I appreciate yours and Sara’s work and sharing your experiences.
Hey, I recently watched the BBC Sherlock Show and its SOOOO good! It would bring a huuuge smile to my face (and probably many others haha) if you could invite the editors or any people involved on the podcast!!! :D
Late to this one, thanks for the shout out! I learn from the best 😉
Imagine watching this while being the "the guy" who charged a ton & refused to improve 😱
5:09 Is the Notion page available as a Template anywhere?
🥺
👉👈
It's amazing how so many things in life boil down to just treating other people how you want/wish you were treated.
Also that film burns bit was more personal than I liked it to be LOL
This video came into my life at the PERFECT time. Legit just got off a call with an editor.
Most of the creators don't want to pay an editor what they are worth. You do, that's great! loved the interview and learned a lot. BTW, I'm an editor too. I do long and short form editing.
Giving my editor his own creative liberty from the start was a great thing to do, it is way nicer to work with an editor when you treat them the way you would treat any other creator -> it's because they are creating!
and your money attitude is right on the money
I don’t think film burns would work on our page 😂
Frame io was a game changer for me and my editor. 🤩
I remember when Sara was going through the struggles of not being able to work with an editor in her flow. Glad she figured that out :) Solid pod as always, thanks gents!
Great interview; I'd love to see a video putting together how you define and document your video language for an editor!
I'm still doing all my editing; and it's a fun way to express and explore RUclips as a creative outlet; but also; my ideas are pouring in for videos faster than I can edit them; so this would be a good exercise to know how to set-up and do;
**Side note for me to come back to;
Define your non-negotiables;
I hope all clients are like Sara :) do not give up easily on editor they hire and on the other hand we need more editor that has attitude like Kyle. It's a perfect match :)
Striving to improve is some amazing advice. Its so easy to get into editing, but its so hard to really do well unless you strive to improve. I started editing for free when I was 12, and now I own a channel and am paying for college expenses. While I wouldn't even begin to call myself a master editor, striving to improve brings you so far, its honestly insane.
One of my favorite episodes - running a content agency for Entrepreneur RUclipsrs, and being a better manager for my editors is my biggest focus right now❤
This came at the perfect time for me, thank you! 🎉
5:08 Where is this notion template from?? I’m taking screenshots to try and break it down but I’m curious if anyone knows if it’s a template available anywhere?
As professionals in the industry for several years, I’m curious to know what your thoughts are about “demo reels” and what you would look for in a “demo reel” to hire a new editor?
Yes!! I launch in January. ISO editor to work on 7-10 and 1-3 min vids.
I thought there was going to be a film burn transition to the outro 😂
Ouch! Editors who aren’t down to improve, oh man, such a skill/character quality we don’t often talk about!
As an editor, I love working with new clients and learning different cultures and hobbies that people are into. It’s even more exciting when you’re able to see the channels that you work with grow in subscribers, views and retention
Amazing channel💔but why nobody talk about mystery guitar man i think he is primals of RUclips creators
A lot of demand, not a lot of pay
Yes, people be looking for $20 an edit
@@prakashsurinn yup. $800 a day is common in the real world
You guys give a lot of really good insight and information. Im still learning and your podcast has been a big contribution to my editing journey so far. Thank you
This was an excellent video. I'm a new RUclipsr and also an editor. I've watched Sara's videos from time to time and I agree with her takes. Thank you all
Self trained editor waiting patiently to be adopted by a RUclipsr 👁👄👁
Another great episode guys! Always super encouraging and inspiring 🫶
Idk how to feel about the opening statement but being an editor I'm applying for jobs for 5 months and I couldn't get even a reply from the creators or recruiter. And despite growing a channel from 1.5k to 8k in 3 months, not even one person is ready to give me even a chance.
Where are these jobs going, i just can't even be sane anymore while asking for work
Amazing podcast ❤❤🔥🔥
Just came to comment that I like the peach drawing on the whiteboard for Sara HAHA
What I great interview, I've been obsessed with casey and sara dietschy for a long time a few years back
The topic of attitude in hiring efforts really resonated with me a lot from my own experiences, Raza :)
are the audio channel issues when sara speaks + mistimed cuts designed to create more engagement in the comments?
How can we get such supportive client ? 😭😭
My clients are exactly how @saradietschy described her previous editors; rude, wants full video edited within 5 mins, wants editing, audio, vfx, color grading for $10..uuugggh I'm fed up
Thanks with money attempt for editing podcast :)
you keep using that slaping footage every time
and its makes it funier and funier
I got a client he wanted me to edit the videos for less than $50..........
Love seeing you all together! Go team!
Someone hire me too, and train me. I want to be as good as Hayden.🙏🏻
I don’t know why but the thumbnail does not look like Sara for some reason.
Oh yeah coz it's flipped
it's me, or there are moments when i hear the audio a bit weird.
29:32 blud's balls are in the wedding vid
16:06 We need more of this! Love how he interrupted the podcast to gives us a little IRL moment! Keep up the great work guys!
Most underrated creator-oriented channel!
Hi all. Just Starting out and launch in January. ISO an editor to help with 7-10 min and 1-3 minute vids.
Are you still looking for an editor?
Love this! Knowing when to delegate to the right person is such an important skill. Thanks again for another great ep 🤝
I'm always thinking about that Water bottle why people's are not teaching that bottle I'm thinking it's only for fill up the empty space on the table but finally Sara 14:08 she drinks the Walter 👀💐
who is kyle ? i wana know more about kyle
Amazing and insightful vid, also happy to see my beloved Davinci Resolve getting so love!!
film burns are top tier :D
2:27 I hear frogs....lots and lots of frogs.
Hayden mentioned going through a “film burning” transitions phase during 2012-2015. Can anyone give any insight as to what the current editing/transitions phase is now, or what we think it might be coming next?
Lol, got both of my questions answered by the end of the video. Nice work!
I love watching this podcast. Even this cut has a very strong retention application.
I'm curious to get your guys thoughts on this. I've been video editing for roughly 15 years now since I was 7 starting out on imovie. As the years go by and I improve each year I find it takes longer and longer for me to edit my own videos compared to 15 years ago. But when I professionally edit for other clients it doesn't take me as long as when I edit my own videos. Does that happen to you too?
Hi. What kind of content do u enjoy editing ??
@@drnicole33 Anything related to storytelling really!
what is the rate $640
now i know how to train my future hayden
I just started editing and it’s booty rn. But I can’t wait to get to where I have someone I trust to do it.
Super interesting to see this from the creators side! Appreciate the time put into this 💯
As an editor, I can agree that most editors do not take criticism or even a different opinion well, its nuts 🤣 I refuse to be that way!
My favorite podcast... it's so relatable...i love the editing community
I'm learning editing and it's kinda hard coz there are a lot of things to do.
It rhymes with peachy.
I agree with finding a format for your niche or combining two or more styles to find what works for you. I also think an emphasis on your own personality is what can make copying someone's style more yours which helps with getting away from the second best.
Not a creator nor an editor myself, but this was incredibly insightful, thanks for this episode!
This episode will become my default watch whenever I feel down about my work. The thing I loved the most is how y'all talked from both points of view, not only the editor or the creator and it filled me with hope that one day, more bosses start thinking the way that you do, realizing that yes, the editor attitude towards feedback and learning is important, but also the way that we get the material and that feedback matters.
So glad that I found this podcast! It's everything I didn't know I needed.
This makes me want to hear Kyle's side of it, what it's like to edit for an editor and what makes a good boss.
Listened to this while editing. Super fun and engaging. So many good points and great insights. Loving this channel guys.
Good vid
Thank you for the interview here guys :)
the only question is how much is she paying him now
What a legendary episode. Sarah and John both been providing me so much value for years now
As an editor with millions of views under my belt, it is harder to find quality collaborations but once you do find one, make sure to constantly improve and value it. It will take you far, you will learn a lot and it will give you a satisfaction more than the financial one 🎉
Hi loana, shot in the dark, are you open to taking on new clients?
@@anaoicar thank you will do!
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Super excited to watch this episode, to see how y'all connect and worked through or going through the same pain points when training an editor is a small world, but we help each other!
Can't wait for the C&S episode!
great video
This helps
Dietsch the Peach
great video 🤩
very cool
This is great advice for the mindset of a creator working with an editor as well as an editor working with a creator.
Getting better on both sides helps all parties involved, and rewarding the editor more with increased skills is truly worth saying out loud. Thank you thank you!
Very nice episode!!!
it ended so fast tbh🥲