Performance Video editor for DTC brands Made 500k+ Revenue for my clients
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Talha retweeted
7 stages of being a video editor:
1. editing your own content for fun
2. realising people actually pay for editors
3. getting your first few paid videos
4. working with bigger channels
5. realising a lot of big creators are broke
6. editing for people with a biz behind the channel
7. in awe that you make money doing what you used to do for free
Talha retweeted
Notice how the biggest AI video software is using actual motion designers for their videos?
Lesson in there.
Talha retweeted
do people that inherently see themselves as losers ever change? why is it so hard for them to break their limiting beliefs and actually go do something they're proud to do?
have seen it time and time again while trying to put people on, despite having all the proof infront of them they're just very unlikely to act in accordance with who they WANT to be, and would rather keep acting like the person they're comfortable being
u really cannot change urself if u can't even fathom urself succeeding inside ur own mind
Talha retweeted
Stop charging $100-$200 for videos
Stop charging $100-$200 for videos
Stop charging $100-$200 for videos
Stop charging $100-$200 for videos
Stop charging $100-$200 for videos
Stop charging $100-$200 for videos
Stop charging $100-$200 for videos
You didn't just learn to cut clips.
You learned software, storytelling, psychology, and pacing, and you're still learning.
You pay for tools and the internet. You pay with your time.
So price like a professional, not like you're desperate for work.
Your skills are worth more than $100.
Act like it.
Re-edit for @BrendanBartic's Youtube content
DM me if you're hiring editor and want to level up your content.
Talha retweeted
40% minimum upfront or don’t start
40% minimum upfront or don’t start
40% minimum upfront or don’t start
40% minimum upfront or don’t start
40% minimum upfront or don’t start
40% minimum upfront or don’t start
Talha retweeted
"video editing is not scalable"
"i can't make more than $10k/month"
"let me start a $50k/month agency instead..."
So many editors fall into this trap.
I've been in the game for 5 years, and can tell you one thing for sure:
So many opportunities open ONCE YOU "COMPLETE" EDITING.
Quitting because it's difficult will get you nowhere.
The only way out is through.
