ASAP Roc
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So I've always wanted to learn how to create & edit videos but i have no idea how or what software to use. Could anyone provide me some unique tips/tutorials on how i could get started? Also what are some good cameras to use starting out with? I hear most youtubers use G7x
I'm thinking about making youtube videos soon just for vlogging my summer adventures and what not so i can look back at them as i get older.
I feel like it would take lots and lots of years to get on these guy's level with shots/editing etc. But i'm always down to try & learn something new. This fall i will have a lot of free time on my hands so I definitely want to pick up a new hobby and I feel like this would be a great skill to learn. Hopefully I can become decent in the future with filming/editing if I do choose to pick this up as a hobby.
Few unique editing styles and examples i really like from youtube:
1.) TeaWap (He edits for most FaZe/Clout house guys such as Banks, Ricegum, Alissa Violet)
2.) Jay Alvarrez's Film/Editors (But they are professionals) hopefully i can become this good one day.
3.) Jesse Wellens (Also has professionals)
4.) Levi Bent-Lee (I like how he edited 3:30 - 4:30 with the shots)
I'm thinking about making youtube videos soon just for vlogging my summer adventures and what not so i can look back at them as i get older.
I feel like it would take lots and lots of years to get on these guy's level with shots/editing etc. But i'm always down to try & learn something new. This fall i will have a lot of free time on my hands so I definitely want to pick up a new hobby and I feel like this would be a great skill to learn. Hopefully I can become decent in the future with filming/editing if I do choose to pick this up as a hobby.
Few unique editing styles and examples i really like from youtube:
1.) TeaWap (He edits for most FaZe/Clout house guys such as Banks, Ricegum, Alissa Violet)
2.) Jay Alvarrez's Film/Editors (But they are professionals) hopefully i can become this good one day.
3.) Jesse Wellens (Also has professionals)
4.) Levi Bent-Lee (I like how he edited 3:30 - 4:30 with the shots)
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