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In the podcast, Video Editing Guru, host Dustin delves deep into the world of 360 videos, explaining their significance in industries like VR, real estate, tourism, and immersive experiences. He covers the unique aspects of 360 videos such as stitching, wider field of view, and metadata. Dustin then guides listeners through the process of editing these videos using different platforms, including Insta360 Studio and Adobe Premiere Pro, and sharing advanced features with DaVinci Resolve. He also provides tips for maintaining video quality, encouraging exporting at high resolutions. Dustin concludes by inspiring listeners to explore different platforms, continually refine their skills and reminding them of the boundless creative possibilities in 360 video editing.
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In this episode of The Video Editing Guru, Dustin explores the factors that can influence the rate for video editing services. He notes that the level of experience, the type of work, the complexity of the project, as well as location and client budget greatly sway pricing. He explains that beginner editors might charge lesser than more experienced editors and highlights how different types of projects have wide-ranging costs. Comparing hourly and project-based pricing models, he explores the pros and cons of each. Dustin also provides strategies for increasing rates, emphasizing the need to show value and conduct effective negotiation. He concludes by reminding listeners not to undersell their skills and time and encourages trying different pricing models based on market research.
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In this episode of The Video Editing Guru, Dustin takes listeners through the important topic of choosing between Apple and PC for video editing. Diving into the strengths of each system, including their processors, GPUs, RAM, storage, software compatibility, price, and upgradability, Dustin reveals how Apple’s M3 Chips are efficient and powerful, whereas PCs with Intel Core i9, and AMD Ryzen 9 processors have higher core counts and better multi-threading. He discusses GPU and storage capabilities, gives an insight on software compatibility among different brands and analyzes the price differences and upgrade possibilities. According to Dustin, the best choice depends on the individual's editing needs and workflow preference. The episode ends with Dustin encouraging listeners to share their preferred setups, and reinforces that both Apple and PC are robust tools for video editing.
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In the episode of "The Video Editing Guru," host Dustin introduces listeners to Podcrafter, a comprehensive tool for podcast creation. Dustin details the advantages of Podcrafter, highlighting its user-friendly design, AI-assisted editing capabilities, built-in distribution to various platforms, and in-built facilities for monetization and audience growth. Consequently, Dustin establishes Podcrafter as an efficient solution for both personal and business podcasting needs. He also provides a clear five-step guide on how to create a podcast with Podcrafter, encompassing the setup, recording, editing, publishing, and growth stages. Thus, whether listeners are personal creators aiming to build up an online presence or businesses seeking to enhance customer engagement, Dustin invites them to consider Podcrafter for their podcasting endeavours. PodcraftrLinkedIn
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In this episode of The Video editing Guru, Dustin introduces AI-generated visuals as a game-changer in the video editing industry, with applications ranging from high-quality stock footage to realistic AI-generated actors and stylized AI art. He discusses several leading AI photo and video generation platforms, including MidJourney, DALL·E 3 by OpenAI, Adobe Firefly, Runway ML, Pika Labs, Synthesia, DeepBrain AI, and Kaiber AI. Incorporating these tools in the editing process can augment creativity, enhance branding, and streamline workflow by producing unique visuals and automating various post-production tasks. Dustin concludes the episode by urging listeners to embrace the AI revolution for its potential to transform content creation drastically. Syllaby.io - Create faceless videos in minutes! MidjourneyDALL·E 3Adobe FireflyRunway MLPika LabsDeepBrain AIKaiber AI
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In this episode of The Video Editing Guru, Dustin introduces listeners to the upcoming event where he will be appearing as a guest in the MediaMaker Spotlight podcast. MediaMaker Spotlight, a creation of Women in Film & Video (WIFV), discusses various topics essential to filmmakers featuring industry experts as guest speakers. Dustin acquaints listeners with WIFV's background that includes hosting numerous events yearly and its focus on equity in the film industry. He provides insight into MediaMaker Spotlight's development since its launch in 2021 and its regular biweekly release schedule. Furthermore, Dustin encourages listeners to subscribe to the MediaMaker Spotlight podcast which is available on major platforms and has a YouTube channel for those who prefer visual content. The episode concludes with Dustin reminding listeners not to miss the upcoming ones, including his guest appearance. [email protected] Spotlight Podcast - Apple PodcastsSpotifyMediaMaker Spotlight | iHearthttps://music.amazon.com/podcasts/d5b064f7-45e0-44a0-9fcd-c3125009bce2/mediamaker-spotlightMediaMaker Spotlight - YouTubeWomen in Film & Video DC (WIFV DC)MediaMaker SpotlightMediaMaker Spotlight – A Podcast from Women in Film & Video (WIFV)Podcast - Women in Film & Video DC
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In this episode of The Video Editing Guru, host Dustin discussed the benefits and features of Riverside.fm, a noteworthy platform for podcast recording and editing. Key features of Riverside.fm include high-quality recordings, separate track recording for each speaker, automatic syncing and trimming of audio, and real-time live streaming capability. Dustin also detailed how Riverside.fm can be used for editing, mentioning its Magic Editor tool as an effective and user-friendly solution for editing podcasts. Emphasizing that Riverside.fm makes podcasting accessible anywhere, anytime, he highly recommended this tool for professionals seeking easier, time-efficient ways to produce high-quality content. Dustin concluded that Riverside.fm could potentially be the ultimate tool for podcasters, transforming the podcasting process by eliminating common technical hassles. Riverside: HD Podcast & Video Software | Free Recording & Editing
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In this episode of The Video Editing Guru, host Dustin discusses the key factors to consider when purchasing a laptop for video editing. Starting with the importance of RAM for efficient editing, he highlights that adequate memory is essential for a seamless performance. He also emphasizes the role of the CPU and GPU, crucial for running video editing applications and handling high-quality graphics respectively. Dustin also explores the importance of storage, both in terms of quantity and type, influencing data accessibility and modification speed. The podcast touches on the significance of display quality, ensuring that the edited content is visually appreciated. Lastly, for those editing on the move, he advises considering battery life when selecting a laptop. Dustin wraps up the episode by reminding listeners to balance their budget, performance, and portability needs while prioritizing these discussed specifications. Choosing a creative laptop – how powerful does my creative laptop need to be? | Creative BloqThe best laptops for video editing: Breeze through edits with these powerhouses | Creative Bloq
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In this episode of The Video Editing Guru, host Dustin explores the essential steps to capturing high-quality video. Starting with the fundamentals, Dustin highlights the importance of resolution, frame rate, lighting and exposure, and composition and camera movement. He then takes listeners through the best camera equipment, offering advice tailored to different budgets. For beginners, he suggests options like Sony ZV-1 and Canon EOS R50, while experienced videographers may prefer Canon C70 or RED Komodo. Finally, he shares professional tips including the importance of shooting in LOG or RAW and careful planning of shots. Dustin emphasizes that the quality of the video is not solely dependent on the camera, but also on continually honed skills.
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In this episode of The Video Editing Guru, host Dustin guides listeners through the basics of podcast editing. He puts emphasis on the necessity of refining audio content beyond simple error correction, the importance of removing unnecessary pauses, filler words and consistent audio levels. He also provides time-saving tips like using markers during recording, learning keyboard shortcuts, and maintaining brand consistency in each episode. The discussion also introduces listeners to game-changing AI tools such as Descript, Auphonic, Adobe Podcast Enhance, and Cleanvoice, positioned as tools that streamline the painstaking process of editing. Throughout the episode, Dustin encourages listener engagement, asking for their favourite editing tools, tips, and experiences, while offering encouragement to podcast beginners. Towards the end, he reminds the listeners to check the episode's show notes for links to mentioned AI tools.
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In this episode of The Video Editing Guru, the host, Dustin, discusses the future of video editing and how artificial intelligence (AI) is expected to revolutionize post-production workflows by 2025. He touches upon the evolution of editing technology, highlighting how advanced tools like Adobe Premiere, DaVinci Resolve, and Final Cut Pro have made the editing process more efficient, and anticipates how these platforms might evolve further thanks to AI integration. Dustin then explores the bonuses of AI technologies like Runway ML and Descript, predicting that by 2025, AI could streamline tasks like color grading, audio syncing, and rough-cut creation. Discussing collaboration trends, he mentions the benefits of cloud editing and platforms like Frame.io that allow global team collaboration on the same project with minimal delays. Dustin also fantasizes about personalized AI recommendations based on an editor's unique style, which could potentially improve workflow and consistency. He closes the episode by encouraging audience interaction and feedback while reinforcing the importance of staying updated with emerging tech trends in video editing.
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In the latest episode of The Video Editing Guru podcast, host Dustin shares insights on the importance of organizing footage and editing files in video editing. He highlights how proper organization can save editors time, prevent file overwriting, and ensure efficiency. Key tips include establishing a clear and consistent folder structure for projects broken down by Footage, Audio, Graphics, Project Files, and Exports, and descriptively naming these files. Dustin also emphasizes the importance of regular backups and using reliable storage to prevent system lag. Tips for maintaining organization within editing software tools are also shared, such as matching bin structures to folders, labelling sequences, and color-coding timelines. Dustin concludes by stating that such organization ultimately enhances productivity, improves collaboration, and minimizes potential issues when transitioning projects to other team members or clients. Support the show!
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In this episode of "The Video Editing Guru," host Dustin delved into the intriguing world of visual effects using the Adobe After Effects and Premiere Pro software. The episode provided an easy-to-follow guide on creating visual effects, highlighting key techniques like motion tracking and particle effects. Dustin demonstrated how to set up a workspace in After Effects, apply effects to text or graphics, and animate them to integrate seamlessly into your video. The podcast also touched on the dynamic link feature to integrate After Effects with a Premiere Pro project, offered useful tips on how to optimize the use of these sophisticated tools, and emphasized the importance of using visual effects wisely to enhance your story and stay organized. Dustin encouraged listeners to continue experimenting and using visuals to bring their edits to life. Dustin Elkin - Professional Video Editor / Home
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In this episode of The Video Editing Guru, host Dustin explores the indispensable role music plays in video editing. Emphasizing its power to evoke emotions and drive narratives, Dustin explains that the choice of music can make or break a video production. Music influences the pacing of cuts, transitions, and effects and integrally enhances the mood of every scene. A key technique is syncing video cuts to the beat of the music, providing a visually harmonious experience. With intriguing examples, Dustin also outlines how music can boost production value, promoting a polished, professional result. He provides pointers on sourcing licensed music and concludes that music is an essential tool that transforms a good edit into a great one. Dustin Elkin - Professional Video Editor / Home
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In this episode of The Video Editing Guru, host Dustin discusses the importance of media storage and backup solutions for video editors. He outlines the merits of using SSDs for fast editing, HDDs for long-term, cost-effective storage, and RAID systems for professionals requiring redundancy. He also discusses cloud storage options, underscoring the benefits of Google Drive for small projects and sharing, Dropbox for file syncing, and Backblaze for unlimited backup storage. Dustin concludes by recommending a combination of SSD drives, HDD drives, and Backblaze for a comprehensive storage system capable of addressing a range of needs. Dustin Elkin - Professional Video EditorBackblazeGoogle Drive
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In this episode of The Video Editing Guru, host Dustin explores the transformative potential of AI-enabled tools in the prolific field of video editing. He reviews a variety of both free and paid tools that enhance productivity and elevate content quality. Featured tools include Runway ML, with its capability to create professional-grade effects and Descript, known for its automated transcription and voice cloning. Go down a notch to paid tools like Adobe Sensei for scene detection and color correction, and Topaz Video Enhance AI for revitalizing old footage. The episode emphasizes the essential benefits of time-saving and precision these AI tools provide. Dustin encourages listeners to experiment with the free tools and invest in paid options with a prerequisite of professional requirements. Runway MLDescriptChatGPTAdobe SenseiTopaz Labs``Jasper AI
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In the latest episode of The Video Editing Guru, host Dustin tackles the complex topic of selecting the ideal video editing software. He highlights the importance of considering factors such as workflow needs, budget, learning curve, and collaboration needs. Comparing three of the leading platforms—Adobe Premiere Pro, Avid Media Composer, and DaVinci Resolve—he delineates their strengths and weaknesses. Adobe is popular for multi-media projects, Avid for large-scale TV and film editing, while DaVinci is preferred for comprehensive solutions with impressive color grading. Dustin sensitizes listeners that their choice should reflect their unique requirements, and the key to impressive editing lies in the art of storytelling. Dustin Elkin - Professional Video Editor / HomeAdobe PremiereAvid Media ComposerDaVinci Resolve
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In this episode of The Video Editing Guru, Dustin delves into the difference between editing long-form and short-form videos, providing insights and tips suitable for both newcomers to the scene or those needing a content style adjustment. Understanding that long-form videos focus on in-depth exploration and storytelling, Dustin highlights the importance of efficient structure, flow, and sound design to maintain audience engagement. Conversely, he emphasizes capturing the audience's attention within the initial seconds for short-form content, such as TikTok or YouTube Shorts, advising on instantaneous hooks, quick pacing, and effective use of visual aids. The episode also covers the nuances of editing specifically for different social media platforms with specific techniques to optimize viewer engagement. It concludes with the shared key to mastering both formats: understanding the audience and the chosen platform. Dustin Elkin - Professional Video Editor / Home
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In this episode of The Video Editing Guru, Dustin explores the underestimated power of stock footage and images in video editing. He discusses their significance in filling gaps in narratives, saving time and budget, and enhancing production quality. He also outlines his top platforms for sourcing stock resources, including Shutterstock, Pexels, Artgrid.io, Envato Elements, and Adobe Stock, each catering to different project needs and budgets. Dustin emphasizes the strategic use of stock footage to ensure it complements the original content's tone and style. Finally, he shares an anecdote that highlights how stock footage saved him during a project with a tight deadline, further underscoring its importance for any video editor. Dustin Elkin - Professional Video Editor / HomeShutterstockPexelsArtgridEnvatoAdobe Stock
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In this episode of The Video Editing Guru, Dustin delves into the world of visual effects (VFX), discussing their relevance in video editing. Explaining the concept of VFX as digitally created elements incorporated in live-action shots, Dustin elaborates on their potential to boost the visual appeal of a project. He points out that VFX can help create budget/boundary-defying scenes, evoke emotions, ensure seamless transitions, and increase production value. Recounting his personal experience with VFX in a commercial feature, he stresses that even small tweaks can substantially impact the viewer. Dustin then guides beginners on starting with budget-friendly, easy-to-learn tools like Adobe After Effects, Blender, and use of Red Giant Universe plugin in Adobe Premiere Pro. He advices starting small, practicing consistently and ensuring seamless blending of VFX with real footage. He wraps up encouraging listeners to push their creative boundaries through the use of VFX. Dustin Elkin - Professional Video Editor / Home
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