The KEY to EDITING a great CINEMATIC SEQUENCE

Holy shit Aidin. I watched this on my TV but had to hop on my phone to write a comment. I’m high as shit and this was such a good video. It explained everything so well and the pictures for frames really really helped. You definitely called me right out by saying new editors will just grab clips in a chronological order and throw music / a transition over it and call it done 😅😂😂😂 I love how you wrote that it’s putting a puzzle together. So much fucking valuable content you provide man. Thank you so much!!!

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I love your videos. Keep on doing these awsome vids!

I watch your videos and then move on and then I keep coming back to them because I need the information. Decided to just hit the subscribe button to find you easily hahaha. Thanks so much Aidin!

Great video my dear, you are awesome, i follow you for undestanding the job! Thanks so much for your work!📸

Dude, your tutorials rock! I can’t figure out why you don’t have a million followers - keep up the great work

Gosh darn it! Why is it so enjoyable binging on aidins videos?

Love watching your tutorials. The simplification is just so clear and understandable. Great content man!

Thanks very helpful and great video

Yooo where are you from? Nice content btw

How would you tie different sequences together. Your talked about shots was wondering about sequences?

great video! what's the song at the end?

With the new 'Freeform View' in Premiere Pro, would you now consider arranging the clips on a large artboard, perhaps on an external monitor, and then draft them into the timeline?

great info Aidin! keep it up

Thats an amazing workspace

Amazing advices! Thank you!

Wow such an amazing video!

how old are u ? lol

mannnn u are my fuckin idol in photography

Excellent advice, I can’t wait to try it.

Amazing! If you think this video is amazing like this comment!

Really helpful video, thanks 🙏

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Great tips!! Many thanks:)

Been doing this professionally for 12 years yet I still learn from you! Love your work man!

As a photographer walking into video world, one of the things I struggle the most is sequences and connecting them. This video is short yet so helpful! Thank you!

Thanks man. Very knowledgable I’ll be trying this next time

Very cool tips 👍🏻😊 best regards from a small german filmmaker 😉🎬🎥

i learn the rule, wide, medium and close. make sense! thanks!

I've just started to learn video editing, I don't have a camera etc so I'm using games to learn which clearly limits me on what shots and scenes are available to work with, but that being said, your tutorials are really helpful and are giving me insights that I just haven't found elsewhere which is essential if you're self learning ... So thanks a million and keep them coming

I’ve been really enjoying your videos. I just subscribed and hit the bell. Keep up the great work

i never thought about it this way, this is going to help me sooo much with my upcoming projects, thank you so much again for another really useful video :D

You should do a video of the computer desktop/laptop you use and why it is good for what you use it for etc.

Great idea Aidin. Thx brother

How do you tell a great story while not using your clips shot in chronological order? For example, if you shoot a week of a travel adventure

Make a lot of sense. Love thistip.

Great video's! Love this

Love watching and gain some knowledge hope i can do something like this next day.. please check my channel and Subscribed.

great info man! :)

Thanks, very informative. Will be incorporating this into my workflow. You got my sub from this one vid. Keep it up bro

Great vid mate. I think that these tips will go well with car shots.

Nice video, short and sweet to the point! It does sound like you're talking about story and gluing together stuff together using theme grouping by subject layering with different levels of arcs. I like to think of a story as having progression, emotion and conclusion. For example the moving between the close, medium and wide/establishing shot is a great example of progression with a nice conclusion. The emotion coming from the music. Also as a bit of constructive feedback, maybe using the de-esser on the essential music panel might help?

Keep up the amazing work!

Believe me I used to edit like you, but there are way faster options when it comes to big projects with hundreds of files.

Great video brotha! Keep killing it!

How do you make a school promotional video?