Editing Part 2



 Hey Bloggers!! Today let us discuss my editing process... To remind you of the previous editing blog post of mine, Tati and I are in a group together working to make this film. I am doing the handwork of editing this film as I have previous experience in editing of my 2 years of videography class. Although the professional and cool choice would be to use Premiere Pro... I SAY NO. I am a Premiere Pro hater.

    Recently, I have been editing... or trying to edit in my videography class skits we do for our tv production, but Premiere Pro is very time consuming and confusing. In my humble opinion I'd say to use CapCut 100 times over Premiere Pro. The only thing I'd say Premiere Pro is good for is their effects. The ability to use adjustment layers to add effects such as a tint, to add crop,  to add different color, etc.. However, with the time I have, I can't learn Premiere Pro to edit my film, it is WAYYYYY easier to just use CapCut with its simplicity yet efficient editing software. 

    The amount of time I've spent editing is about 3 hours so far. I usually get distracted or just take my time editing. It took me a lot of time to look over the videos and arranging them in the correct order for the videos. It also took me a while to crop the videos in a way to make the cuts look smooth. 

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