What’s the most time consuming part of video editing for you? A. Color grading B. Creating smooth...

What’s the most time consuming part of video editing for you? A. Color grading B. Creating smooth...What’s the most time consuming part of video editing for you? A. Color grading B. Creating smooth...

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Stephen Chioma

• Jul 22

What’s the most time consuming part of video editing for you?

A. Color grading B. Creating smooth transitions C. Getting the pacing just right D. Finding the perfect sound effects E. Dealing with client revisions F. Something else

Drop your answer in the comments and tell us why. 👇

Video Editing DaVinci Resolve motiongraphics

Lisandro Natale

pro

• Sep 18

A few things I’ve been working on lately.

Motion graphics, animation, design, illustration and a bit of everything in between.

This reel brings together selected work from different projects and clients, showing some of the styles, formats and challenges I’ve worked on recently.

Hope you enjoy it.

Adobe After Effects Motion Design Illustration

Mykola Malyhin

pro

• Sep 19

A versatile and polished reel.

Julia Calabrese

curator• Sep 18

Suno 6-mini (completely free for everyone) can compose a soundtrack from a single image or video 🤩 I gave it one of my visual projects and let it interpret the mood, colors, textures, and overall vibe into a soundtrack.

And the process was sooo simple. Upload the visual, hit create, and see what Suno hears.

It took me a couple to get to this one, but I looove the idea of adding sound as another layer to the creative process.

Try it with one of your own visuals and let me know what Suno comes up with. 🎧✨

#suno

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Maty Sandoval

max

• Sep 19

That it read mood and color into a soundtrack instead of just matching genre tags is wild. Did the result land close to what you would've picked yourself, or did it take the project somewhere you didn't expect?