ZethBit

My 2023 Editing Reel 😎

FINALLY HIT 1 MILLION WOOOOOOOOOOOOO 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Big goal of mine if I can find the time for 2024 is to start making youtube vids again. I'd love to see how I'd make a video now with all the editing I've done in this long pause

Finally had a little time to try the metal gear series for THE FIRST TIME! It's now one of my new favorite game series

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The channel is growing :)

For this Timeline Tuesday, I bring to you: "Crashing premiere +10 times a day for a straight week"

How it started vs How it's going

Got a lot of fun stuff coming 👀

VIDEO I'VE EDITED FOR NOLAN JUST DROPPED! GO CHECK IT OUT! Sweat blood and tears. Also first time editing a long form Minecraft video :) youtu.be/Y0hb3dSCYHY?si=h3Uc…

My desk is 90% of the time a can collector

Fighting the urge to put off work and watching the live action One Piece 🥴

I had to upgrade my RAM to 128 GB for a video I'm working on. I HAD TO. Not me 2 years ago with 16 GB and a dream Editing is wild

Peep the TikTok too 😤

Hit 500k with only shorts 👀

5. Enjoy the journey. It's hard to not compare your work to others and get discouraged by the difference in your ability. Remember to remind yourself that you're on your own journey to master your craft. One day you'll get there! When you do, you'll have a kick ass story.

4. Everyone has different tastes. Humor, music, emotion, and interests can vary extensively from person to person. That hilarious joke you threw in may not resonate well with your client. Know that anytime that happens, it's just an opportunity to learn what works for you client.

3. Be ready to get humbled. Creative jobs like editing are filled with moments where you'll be proud of your work and progress only for someone else to critique it. Remind yourself that this is a learning experience and you'll never stop growing creatively from this job.

2. The YouTube editing space is, while competitive, also cooperative. I've learned everything I know through watching editor influencers and talking with other editors. There is no limit to what you can learn from other people.

1. Shoot your shot. It costs nothing to submit an application or send a message. Be transparent about your skill and what value you can bring. There are thousands of content creators looking to bring on an editor.