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Good job on this journey, tiktok is good to make money nowadays.
Very detailed and practical. I appreciate your advice. Thanks a lot, friend.u have got an advantage in that you have a real project to work on. i would begin by mastering the short form essentialls like good hooks, fast cuts, good captions nd making sure that the video is engaging without being over-edited. a few projects down the line, compile a portfolio of ur best 5-6 videos.
That's right, but I'm planning to link both YouTube and Facebook Reels as well.Good job on this journey, tiktok is good to make money nowadays.
I will gain experience and build a strong profile to find clients if I do well. Keep trying!there are job boards on this fourm probably that look for editors, there are also job boards avaialbe on the interent that look for video editors/clippers for only fans model pages. look into that and create an account at freelance websites and build that account slowly and diligently.
sounds solidid pick one niche first instead of trying to edit everything
make 3-5 really good samples for that type of content and use those when reaching out. clients usually care more about seeing something close to what they need than how many editing skills you can list
once you get a few regular clients then expand
I know that. I'm just worried that I'm starting quite late and won't be able to find any clients.Good job on this journey, tiktok is good to make money nowadays.
First, create 3 to 5 high-quality sample videos around a specific niche; then, go to platforms like Upwork or Contra and directly contact small creators or businesses that have already published videos, and show them the relevant sample videos.It seems I'll be starting to take freelance jobs to earn some money. Could you please tell me where I can find clients for odd jobs?
I am ready to start studying to get a better profile.Start by getting really good at one editing style, build a small portfolio from practice projects, then start taking small gigs and slowly raise your rates as you get better.
My agency uses AI to edit our videos and it's been extremely successful. If I were you I wouldn't put all your eggs into one basket... just be wary. This is a job I foresee becoming very short on demand.Hi everyone
I just landed a video editing gig through an acquaintance and find the work quite interesting.
If I want to learn more about this field and make money from it, where should I start?