Very nice information! Thanks for posting!
Great job!

maddox Posted at 2-16 06:52
Very nice information! Thanks for posting!
Great job!

You are welcome. Happy you like it.

Thank you for posting this comprehensive tutorial here, what a great insight. I would be interested to hear your opinions or tips regarding how best to link scenes when editing, i.e what best follows a gimbal moving down or up scene? What scene should follow a pan left or right scene? I mostly film landscapes.  Thank you.

Roy. Posted at 2-17 11:08
Thank you for posting this comprehensive tutorial here, what a great insight. I would be interested to hear your opinions or tips regarding how best to link scenes when editing, i.e what best follows a gimbal moving down or up scene? What scene should follow a pan left or right scene? I mostly film landscapes.  Thank you.

Thank you for the comment.
In my opinion everything should be natural and flowing smoothly, meaning you better not to overuse the same motion over and over and over and introduce different type of composition and movements every so often. However there is no so much as a "strict" rule in our genre of what to follow what. We all could learn from great piece of cinematography and apply it to our situation.
For example BBC Earth has a lot of drone shots you can see how it edits, Prometheus , Blade Runner 2049 and so on also has some. So just watch and see how real professional DoP or editors cut and "compose" motion picture.

Madebyvadim Posted at 2-16 10:40
You are welcome. Happy you like it.

You're welcome mate!

Madebyvadim Posted at 2-17 13:12
Thank you for the comment.
In my opinion everything should be natural and flowing smoothly, meaning you better not to overuse the same motion over and over and over and introduce different type of composition and movements every so often. However there is no so much as a "strict" rule in our genre of what to follow what. We all could learn from great piece of cinematography and apply it to our situation.
For example BBC Earth has a lot of drone shots you can see how it edits, Prometheus , Blade Runner 2049 and so on also has some. So just watch and see how real professional DoP or editors cut and "compose" motion picture.

Thanks for the reply and yet again more great advice.

I enjoy this theme, I like to make beautiful videos, I dream of making my own movie. And now I master the program screencapture.com , the functionality of this program helps me, it's easy and understandable. It's interesting to make beautiful cuts after traveling or long trips. Then the material is rich and fascinating.

Thank you for an very interesting and helpful post!

fans0b0bdf7a Posted at 2-18 20:59
Thank you for an very interesting and helpful post!

You are welcome. Happy you like it.

Just tried my first 'sky replacement' technique using Resolve because of this video - thanks!

Aerial-Image Posted at 2-20 12:28
Just tried my first 'sky replacement' technique using Resolve because of this video - thanks!

Awesome. Great I can inspire for a new things to try. Good luck

Thank you!!!! It's unreal useful

Eysuel36 Posted at 2-21 07:15
Thank you!!!! It's unreal useful

Glad you like it. Enjoy!

Awesome film! Very impressive

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Great work! Could you perhaps give me some tips on how to improve my editing? Short 3 min video here:

Shervin Koushan Posted at 2-23 14:45
Great work! Could you perhaps give me some tips on how to improve my editing? Short 3 min video here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6j9sOC_1zM

Hey Shervin,

Thanks for sending the link to your video.
In my article, I was talking about creating cinematic films, but your video is another genre which is a blog or travel videos. Unfortunately, I don't really know much about that, since I am concentrating on more cinematic footage. Perhaps a vlogger will be a better choice to come for a bit of advice in that scenario
I wish you good luck.

Wow! Great Tutorial. Awesome Editing, Beautiful Photography. a real Winner.

Parrott Posted at 2-26 05:58
Wow! Great Tutorial. Awesome Editing, Beautiful Photography. a real Winner.

Thank you. Glad you enjoy it.

What hardware/video card setup are you using?  I find the hardest thing after getting great 4k footage is working with it.  Even with a $4k computer I still feel the software and rendering, especially if trying to add any fx is painful

Bjs_express Posted at 2-28 11:58
What hardware/video card setup are you using?  I find the hardest thing after getting great 4k footage is working with it.  Even with a $4k computer I still feel the software and rendering, especially if trying to add any fx is painful

I use 2017 iMac 25” (not the top of the line)
One reason to move to Davinci Resilve was slow pkayback and difficultlues with grades in Premier.
Yes vfx is a pain even in Davinci but it’s manageable    

Thanks for this amazing post. Need to copy it out as my rule book. I see all my mistakes already!!!

djiuser_5ktTDzJiuuxx Posted at 2-28 22:38
Thanks for this amazing post. Need to copy it out as my rule book. I see all my mistakes already!!!

Ha ha. I am glad you find it usefull.
Happy creating

Madebyvadim Posted at 2-24 00:14
Hey Shervin,

Thanks for sending the link to your video.

I see, thanks anyway!

Very good information! Thank you!

Sayhelloforme Posted at 2-15 20:06
Great info. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you!

Book marking, thank you!

Thank you for sharing this detailed tutorial

dronespilot Posted at 5-23 22:47
Thank you for sharing this detailed tutorial

Thank you!

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