Robert | Video Editor

Animated a fight between Rocky & Drago.

@hiyo_edits Great work needs to be valued 🤷‍♂️

@robert_visuals Robert, you are too kind for me haha 💙 Thank You bro! 🤝

Highlights from March 🎬

@iFetis thanks bro👌

@robert_visuals slight zoom out would make the atmosphere a bit better but animations and color grading are amazing

My recent edit. Even the greats start by replicating.

@AhmedGamalx69 Looks great man🔥

Highlights from a recent vid

@AshifIqbal_ 🙌🏻

@robert_visuals You nailed it My man 🫡

@craftedbyleo Edit

🔴 HIRING VIDEO EDITORS 🔴 ⚡️Looking for both: >short-form content. >long-form content. I will provide you enough work so that you don't have to search for work again, as we have consistent work. (15-30 short-forms + 2-4 long-forms) Comment “Edit” and I’ll DM you 📩

@hiyo_edits @thedankoe nice stuff bro

Re-editing intro from @thedankoe 🎬

Your mind is the only limit to your ideas. Think beyond.

@AsttifG Thanks man I appreciate it.

@robert_visuals That looks amazing bro

@carwowuk This would be much more pleasurable to watch with some fancy captions ngl.

Surely a 650hp Lamborghini can't lose to a 3 tonne fridge?! 🧐🤔

There has never been a better time to create your own style while everyone else is busy copying each other. Be original to be remembered.

@rafiOriginals 🔥

So glad I didn’t quit When i was stuck doing countless revisions At 4 am for $70 videos

@Osmbproduction Probably consuming too much content when I’m trying to find inspiration for a scene.

If you had to remove one bad habit you have as a video editor what would it be?

@ArsalEditor Yeah bro, similar story here. But don't treat that as disrespect automatically. I usually send a dm to check if everything is alright and if we need to re book the call.

⚡Day 65/365 Had a meeting scheduled with a client today. I joined and waited for 10 mins.. but he never showed up. Eventually left the meeting. One thing I believe in: Respecting time is part of professionalism Has this ever happened that a lead not showing up to a meeting?

@haildhruv @serialdotai @Vixhal Yeah it's very important to have some structure, learning a bunch of random stuff you might never use again is a waste of time.

For the editing part, you need to know basics and then start creating: use after effects, priemere pro and sometimes filmora for quick editing don't learn everything random, think and if u want to do some effect that you saw in some video, then find that tutorial, that's how i am learning To start on youtube: First find a niche create a new account or maybe use incognito then watch shorts check interesting niche, which one is performing better, less competition, and unique ones not just random quick edits of motivation, sports you have to create something original if you want to take it seriously. then start creating.

my income source: - X ✅ - Youtube (no success) - Business (no capital) - Saas (economy is over) - Job (dropout) what should i do next? is it over for me? i can't rely on one source

@Vicnjiru And then they ask you why they aren't progressing

One of the greatest mistakes you can make as an entrepreneur producing video content: Ignoring or never asking for feedback from your video editors. Most entrepreneurs think of video editing as just a service that can be delegated to someone two continents away. But It's more than that. It's as system. And the thing about systems. One will always affect the other. It's not big mistakes affecting the quality of your videos. It's often the little things that you would rarely think about unless you've worked with video long enough. Like leaving enough space around your subject to account for what will be lost later while switching formats or adding other attributes. Or keeping each idea in your longform content concrete and consise enough for easy repurposing into structured shortform reels. Or using a multiple camera set up when recording more than one person in a single location to avoid monotony of the shots. As a top industry expert in your specific niche, your message is never the problem. Nobody can fake that part. But chances are you might not be an expert in video recording or editing. Your editor on the other hand probably has an idea. When you ask, they'll tell you: " When you shoot like this, I have to edit like this, so maybe don't shoot like that anymore." " You left to much headroom in this shot, it would've been okay if the video was shot in 4k, but we lost too much quality while changing aspect ratios." " Yeah, I had to leave in that filler word because removing it would've have messed the flow of the whole video." Building video empires is a collaborative process.