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The Friday Roundup - On Camera Tips & Video Upgrades
New Post on The DIY Video Editor This One Move Makes You Look Natural on Camera If you are anything like me then what happens when you practice presenting a video to the camera, you look natural, approachable and someone worth listening to. However the second you get in front of the camera, or at least the you become aware the ...
How to Hide Jump Cuts in Your Videos
New Post on The DIY Video Editor Creating videos these days often involves using jump cuts which are those sudden transitions that can occur when you are cutting out a mistake or pauses in the dialogue. Originally in filmmaking a jump cut was either a complete mistake or intentionally used to progress a character or scene quickl...
Video Editing for Different Social Media Platforms
Introduction If you've ever created and posted the same video on different social media platforms and watched it do well on one and flop on the others, you've learned the core lesson of modern content creation: the platform is part of the creative process. Editing a video is no longer just about...
Social Media Test Posting
This One Move Makes You Look Natural on Camera If you are anything like me then what happens when you practice presenting a video to the camera, you look natural, approachable and someone worth listening to. However the second you get in front of the camera, or at least the you become aware the ...
The Friday Roundup - Why You Don't Like Yourself on Camera
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The Friday Roundup - Why You Don't Like Yourself on Camera
Why You Don't Like Yourself on Camera For every new content creator or person making videos that will require them to either be on-camera or recorded on audio, the is one unifying and horrifying point that we all go through. I do NOT look like that or I do NOT sound like that or...
The Friday Roundup - Onscreen Confidence and Teleprompters
New Post on The DIY Video Editor
The Friday Roundup - Onscreen Confidence and Teleprompters
After Filming 1,000s of Presenters - The Confident Ones All Did This. Some people seem to be able to get in front of a camera or phone, hit the record button and off they go! Smooth, effortless, totally engaging all with the ability to maintain the presence of mind to deliver the message
The Friday Roundup - At Last! A.I. for Editing You Can Actually Use!
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The Friday Roundup - At Last! A.I. for Editing You Can Actually Use!
Edit Videos Like ChatGPT with AI - PowerDirector This is to me, a very welcome development in the way A.I has been gradually worked into the average video editing workflow. It is interesting to see how all of this has evolved over time beginning with automation seemingly being the
The Friday Roundup - Cutting Techniques for Powerful Story
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The Friday Roundup - Cutting Techniques for Powerful Story
5 Easy Editing Tricks for More Powerful Storytelling Most beginning editors start off learning the basic concept of making cuts in their videos to create a finished project. Once they have learned to do that, the emphasis tends to go a little off course at that point and they start
The Friday Roundup - Shooting Exercises and Audio Tips
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The Friday Roundup - Shooting Exercises and Audio Tips
Shoot This for Practice I stumbled upon this great video for this week's Friday Roundup that I thought might be of interest. For many of us, we are mainly involved in documenting things with our videos or perhaps just presenting information and that's fine. However some of us may be
The Friday Roundup - Fixing Bad Audio and Creativity Tips
New Post on The DIY Video Editor
The Friday Roundup - Fixing Bad Audio and Creativity Tips
How I’d Fix This Bad Audio (Step-by-Step) One of the reasons I do all of my color corrections in DaVinci Resolve is that I don't have to rely on what I see on the computer screen to guide me. I know that every computer screen, tablet screen or mobile screen is going to display the r
Video Editing for Different Social Media Platforms
New Post on The DIY Video Editor
Video Editing for Different Social Media Platforms
Introduction If you've ever created and posted the same video on different social media platforms and watched it do well on one and flop on the others, you've learned the core lesson of modern content creation: the platform is part of the creative process. Editing a video is no longer
The Friday Roundup - Drone Tips and Filmora Updates
New Post on The DIY Video Editor
The Friday Roundup - Drone Tips and Filmora Updates
5 Drone Tips for Photo & Video Not only are drones pretty common these days but they are also in that stage of development where prices are dropping and quality is rising. The thing with drone footage is that from the outside it looks pretty spectacular at times and seems to be a
The Friday Roundup - 2026 Vlogging Cams and Isobuster Updates
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The Friday Roundup - 2026 Vlogging Cams and Isobuster Updates
Which Vlogging Camera Should You Buy in 2026? Given the fact that this website is quite literally a one man band there is absolutely no way I can keep up with the camera market. That's why you don't see any camera reviews or even all that much camera news here… its just all a bit much f
The Friday Roundup - Incoherent Dialogue and B-roll Tips
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The Friday Roundup - Incoherent Dialogue and B-roll Tips
Don’t Make Viewers Play Catch-Up One of the great truths in making videos is that the most important part of video, is audio! The vast majority of viewers will forgive substandard video quality but will switch off in a heartbeat when there is bad audio. This rejection rate gets m
The Friday Roundup - Catch Lights and Room Setups
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The Friday Roundup - Catch Lights and Room Setups
Make Eyes Pop on Camera with This Simple Lighting Trick One tiny little detail that is often missed on lighting tutorials is the idea of positioning one of your lights to cause a little reflection in the subject's eye. One of the most obvious examples of this is when beauty vloggers use
The Friday Roundup - Shooting Secrets and an A.I. Comparison
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The Friday Roundup - Shooting Secrets and an A.I. Comparison
Shooting Secrets Creators Don't Show You When you look at a lot of the videos that well known creators produce and upload, they all look pretty slick from the outside. Because of that, when you first start out for yourself, you tend to get the idea that they are these super smooth
The Friday Roundup - Setups for YouTube and Speed Ramping
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The Friday Roundup - Setups for YouTube and Speed Ramping
Lighting Setup Masterclass for YouTube A few years back now I started shooting videos for my wife who wanted to start her own YouTube channel. Up until that point I was mainly involved in editing videos and as far as shooting them went, it was strictly "point and shoot" family and