Why You Need a Stringout Edit Before an Assembly Edit

[@Mynameisnotcollin]

So useful. In school they never actually teach you process on feature editing this in depth because they only expect you to edit student short films, now working assistant editing a feature I feel a bit lost

[@jacobpander]

Great to hear the video was helpful to you. I’ll planning some more videos on narrative feature editing later this year. Good luck on your project.

[@MarkusSenior]

Great short differentiation of stringout and assembly Edit. Thanks.
Cheers from LA

[@jacobpander]

Thanks Markus!

[@EyezOnYou]

So glad i ran into this channel. Thank you. studying to become a (classical 2D) animator there were no classes about video editing, because every frame is planned ahead. 15 years forward in time and i'm glad I found your channel to teach myself the basics that i miss and needed for recent career change.

[@jacobpander]

Great to hear the video was helpful. I've work on a few animation projects and found editing animatics has been a very valuable and exciting part of the process. Cutting live action is fascinating though, especially narrative where there can be unique options based on the different takes.

[@MrJoeFuego]

Thank you for a clear explanation of these processes!

[@jacobpander]

Thanks! Glad it was helpful!

[@bobphillips2341]

Nice to see this.

[@jacobpander]

Thanks Bob :)

[@KazamYoutube]

Hey Jacob, I'm a comedy channel \ editor - but this video was super helpful for me today!
Thanks!!

[@jacobpander]

That’s great to hear Alex! Thanks for watching!

[@bosco.the.savage]

Thank you for this, subscribed

[@jacobpander]

You bet. Thanks for subscribing.

[@justinlowe]

Helpful and interesting, thanks!

[@jacobpander]

Cool. Thanks Justin. Looking forward to seeing your new Dandy's video!