Any tips for faster editing in Premiere Pro and DaVinci?

I see so many people in this community set up quite “dangerous” shots Super cold weather, environments near water, even unstable environments, like rocks and beaches I have a fairly stable tripod, but I was wondering if there’s anything else that I can use to ensure that my tripod doesn’t tip over or my camera doesn’t get damaged

I have been watching educational content on YT for quite some time now, and I have noticed it's much easier to connect with the creator, where the video looks like he is sitting right in front of me, not like I am watching a movie. So my question is would it be better for educational content to be recorded with minimal grading and editing, so it doesn't look cinematic but just pleasant to the eyes and ears. And create cinematic content (because I still like it) for small documentaries, vlogs, explaining personal stories etc.

whats the best shure mic to get? does anyone know which one @Zedan Mutlu uses?

I want to make this community as valuable and effective as possible. But for that, I need to hear from you not what you think you should want, but what you actually need right now. Take a minute and answer honestly: - What part of content creation are you currently struggling with the most? - What type of posts help you the most here? (breakdowns, challenges, mindset, technical, BTS) - What do you want to improve first in your content this year? - What would make this community a no-brainer for you to stay consistent and improve? No overthinking. No “perfect” answers. This isn’t a survey for ego it’s how I decide what to double down on and what to cut. I’m building this with you, not above you. Drop your thoughts below. I’ll read every single one and adjust accordingly.