Invite into Art Video Editing Essentials

Many artists I talk with have recorded footage of their art, but often they feel stuck when it comes to editing those video clips into something they actually want to share.

After opening a video editing app like Imovie or now Instagram's Edits app, the tech of it all just feels like a lot.

Too many buttons, too many choices, too many chances to do it wrong.

And I still remember the that feeling really, really clearly.

The very first time I opened editing software and I'm smiling because this was a long time ago, I had to look up, the version of Final Cut Pro.

It was version three and it was on my first Apple Computer.

But I couldn't even figure out how to just watch what I had recorded.

And everything looked just like a control panel in some Sci Fi spaceship.

So I closed the app and I gave up for a while.

What changed everything for me was having someone walk me through the process for how video editing actually works.

It gave me just enough structure and no pressure to do it right.

It could be messy, I could make mistakes, and that gave me enough clarity to actually start editing a video.

That's what I'm offering in a new workshop I'm teaching, and it's called Art Video Editing Essentials.

This is a calm, beginner friendly workshop I've designed to help you learn just the essential steps to editing your art footage with a simple, repeatable editing flow you can come back to every time that you have new footage.

There's no pressure to be perfect, there's no overthinking, just a clear, repeatable process you can come back to any time.

If you have video clips waiting on your phone right now and you've been wanting to figure this out, now is a good time to jump in.