Do you edit too much, not enough, or just right?
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Re: Do you edit too much, not enough, or just right?
I haven't made a video since 2006...so #2 I guess...
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Re: Do you edit too much, not enough, or just right?
I only edit when I feel like, so I guess its just the right amount. Only time its otherwise is for deadlines and procrastination
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Re: Do you edit too much, not enough, or just right?
#3, I usually take 1 day per week to edit, or a couple of hours each day, when I am little inspired... but I want to take it slow, i don´t even finish my level up entry, I prefer to end it right than rush.
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Re: Do you edit too much, not enough, or just right?
Usually within the same week. If a video takes me longer than a week and a half, I begin to get highly irritated with it. I think two weeks is about the longest I've ever taken with a vid.BasharOfTheAges wrote:You start and finish videos in the same month?CorpseGoddess wrote:Just out of curiosity, Vlad, do you actually track the number of hours you spend on a project? 'Cause I sure don't. I can say, "Yeah, my last video I started on Monday night and finished on Thursday night", but that's about it.Vlad G Pohnert wrote:If I wasn't trying to take over the world via AMV Rooms, I'd probably hove time to edit more and even complete those 10,000 hour AMV projects
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Re: Do you edit too much, not enough, or just right?
Damn, its been that long for you MJ?mexicanjunior wrote:I haven't made a video since 2006...so #2 I guess...
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Re: Do you edit too much, not enough, or just right?
Yeah...just haven't had the time or motivation to create anything. It's a bummer...Seijin_Dinger wrote:Damn, its been that long for you MJ?mexicanjunior wrote:I haven't made a video since 2006...so #2 I guess...
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Re: Do you edit too much, not enough, or just right?
Should have joined the last 2 VG Projects.mexicanjunior wrote:Yeah...just haven't had the time or motivation to create anything. It's a bummer...Seijin_Dinger wrote:Damn, its been that long for you MJ?mexicanjunior wrote:I haven't made a video since 2006...so #2 I guess...

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Re: Do you edit too much, not enough, or just right?
Not enough, because of something like a #2.5. As I tend to complain about, my computer's age finally got the better of me, editing-wise. My patience unceremoniously ran out sometime in 2009, after a good 6 years. So my motivation to edit is sapped because I'd spend so much time getting everything else done, whether that's converting regular stuff (AMVs or not) for DVD just so I can watch them, converting my source footage for clip farming, or the actual editing process (it takes Premiere a half hour to export a 480p, effects-less, 4 minute video).
And then I have to balance it against normal Internet browsing, getting out of my house so I don't go stir crazy, and watching stuff? Ha.
The ironic and sad part is that when I had a job, I edited more and found ample time to do so. It was a release, because I hated that job. To get back to that, I need to get a new computer first, preferably by way of a job that can pay for me to build it the way I want.
And then I have to balance it against normal Internet browsing, getting out of my house so I don't go stir crazy, and watching stuff? Ha.
The ironic and sad part is that when I had a job, I edited more and found ample time to do so. It was a release, because I hated that job. To get back to that, I need to get a new computer first, preferably by way of a job that can pay for me to build it the way I want.
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Re: Do you edit too much, not enough, or just right?
I would say that I'm actually pretty well balanced in doing my work and having time to edit AMVs. The secret is simple: plan and schedule your day.Castor Troy wrote:If you're #3, please let me know your secret.
As gay as it sounds, it actually helps a lot when you literally write out your schedule of what your going to do from when you wake up to when you go to sleep. And if you put the effort to follow that schedule, you will find yourself accomplishing everything you need and want. I'm a firm believer in planning and setting goals for the day and I think that this simple concept would definitely get more people to have time to edit.