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Peter retweeted
Edited Video for @EWC_EN with @MagnusCarlsen the world's best chess player and @Kuavo pro COD player.
First video — ranked 1/10.
I manually recreated all chess games and animated every board and piece.
Peter retweeted
Every Talking Head Creator has made these mistakes
- Pretty Animations won't help if you're not interesting to the viewer.
I'll tell you the Secrets and Best ways to Improve the Quality of your videos Right Now.
They won't tell you that on YouTube.
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Peter retweeted
The editor who worked on my last video @Peter_Editing did another cool visualisation by using markers too
Peter retweeted
This has been a long time coming but my first Premiere Pro course is finally here! It's taken years of writing, filming and editing to complete and I really hope you guys enjoy learning from Teacher Fin!!
Here's the trailer – and you can buy it from the link in my bio!
Peter retweeted
An incredible privilege to have a conversation with the editor of one of the best movies of this year.
It's a deep episode, so take your time watching it.
Micheal Andrews showed us
- A Breakdown of the opening sequence
- Why Gwen had the first 20 minutes.
- Debated the cliffhanger ended
- Discovered the iterative nature of the editing process.
- Why their's multiple versions of the movie.
- Discussed the reasons behind having three directors.
- Broke down the editing of the train chase sequence.
- How he improved the action by adding more character
Here it is. The Across The @SpiderVerse interview.
We spoke to the film’s editor, Michael Andrews, on how they put together this monumental animated event.
Michael breaks down the iconic train sequence, the brilliant Gwen drumming opening, why there were different versions of the movie, and why they had 3 different directors in the project.
Peter retweeted
In 2015, RackaRacka was one of the biggest channels on YouTube.
Each of their videos garnered millions of views and they collaborated with heavy hitters like MrBeast and Logan Paul.
Then one day... they stopped uploading.
Flash-forward to 2023, and their debut film Talk to Me made over $10,000,000 opening weekend.
We spoke to them about how they got there.
Out now on YouTube: youtu.be/U8vVp5QplnI
@talktomemovie @A24 #postchat #talktome #TalkToMeMovie
Peter retweeted
I've been a web video editor for 15 years.
During that time, I've used traditional film techniques and modernised them for @YouTube.
This technique has created over 8 BILLION views.
Find out how in my new course: creatornow.com/haydenbootcam…
Peter retweeted
Yes, yes, I did that :D
I recommend everyone to get acquainted with this NFT game.
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