Pantufa013
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It can take as little as a couple of weeks to learn with practice.
How many days it will take to learn video editing ?
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umutgelisim
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It takes just a couple weeks of steady practice to master the fundamentals.
runttechworld
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That all depends on what you want to achieve. It will take you 7–14 days to pick up the basics, 1–2 months to feel comfortable with it, and 3–6 months become professional at
how possible is that.?
Zephyroo
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Yeah @neo is right this thread is old but since people keep bumping it... I actually agree with @XSMMDoctor on this. Everyone gets obsessed with learning Premiere or Davinci right away and they get overwhelmed. If you are doing this for marketing or social media, just get capcut and copy the pacing of high performing videos in your niche. You don't need to learn VFX in 10 days like some people are saying lol, you just need to know how to keep people watching past the first 3 seconds.
Yellowflash
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A little daily effort is enough to gain basic filmmaking skills in a few weeks.
diegorivas215
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Start with a beginner-friendly editor like CapCut or Premiere Pro.
TargetedProxies
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Have Claude help you whenever you get stuck. Cuts the learning curve down significantly
ayamg0r3ng
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it is possible to master the theory on this topic in a matter of few weeks if you practice often,
Sudden Money
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honestly just grab capcut desktop and start copying what already works. download 5 viral videos in the niche you want to target, throw them on your timeline, and cut your own footage to match their pacing frame by frame. you dont need to learn complex keyframing or color grading to get high engagement, its all about the hook and keeping the pacing tight. you can learn the basics of that in a weekend instead of wasting months on advanced tutorials you probably wont ever need anyway.