I hope ya'll are having a great start to the year. Here's a quick tip that i have mentioned before - Please record ALL of your convos with clients. I use Fathom AI notetaker (its free) & it keeps me updated on the action items after my calls. It really helps us to stay on track and on task. https://fathom.video/home Also Q&A is in 12 days don't forget to mark your calendar. Love Ya'll

Hey y'all, I want to share this video that I made for my team in the midst of editing. Some of you are editors, and some of you are building teams so I'm knocking out two things with this. 1. I want to make sure you understand how to make people sound clearer. and there are easy ways to do that. I know that you'll need to update the jump cut to make it smoother, and to cover it with B-roll or something like that. Do what you got to do, but just make the person sound clear. 2. If you are building a team - providing content for them to use to get better makes your overall team better. Hope this helps Ps. Let me know how the past few weeks have been for you. I have some major updates we'll share in the upcoming days, and I'm excited to share with y'all. Talk soon!

A couple of things. 1. Honestly I feel SUPER guilty for not showing up in here everyday. 2. I’ve been overthinking showing up everyday. Not wanting to do so without having a lot of value to share. 3. RDM (my production company) is growing and we’re looking for more editors. :) 4. I miss ya’ll. Okay that was a few things. What ya’ll been doing? You been on my mind a lot.

Whats up ya'll – the last couple of weeks I had to hire editors because our workload got crazy. We had so good (and bad) things result from this & I just want to share it with you quickly. 1. Giving footage to an editor with no direction can be hit or miss. Try your best to explain clearly with references what you are looking for 2. Ask them to send you the first 15 - 30sec of the video to make sure you are aligned. This saved me hours on the back end. 3. If you can't give a clear vision - make the revision process plain by giving them your top adjustments/tweaks. its better to get an important 6 changes out the way vs 72 changes that rebuild the whole video Have any of you hired a new editor to edit something for you? What insights can you add?

Currently crewing up for an event and some of my videographers have Canons cameras while others have Sony cameras. Do you all have experience editing videos that combine footage from both cameras on one timeline? I'm a little worried about the difference in color profiles. Any advice would be helpful!