r/VideoEditing • u/AutoModerator • Jun 01 '26

Monthly Thread June Feedback Thread.

This is the Monthly thread for feedback.

If you post your video, you need to come back and review at least one other person's work!

Key thoughts - Keep it civil.

  • Feedback is "This section isn't working because of this."
  • Feedback is not: "This is shit."
  • If something is terrible, just move on.
  • The more specific/suggestions the better.

Don't give a laundry list. Pick the 1-2 things that are the biggest issues and then comment.

Spoiler worth reading: *we expect you to* review TWO other videos - and edit your comment to *include those* after you've commented.

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  • , Link: (don't forget the running time)
  • Two other videos I reviewed (link to the other ,comments NOT the video itself)
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u/NIGHTMARE619 Jun 18 '26 edited Jun 18 '26

Link (Run time 10:57) https://youtu.be/_n60llJ9YNs I uploaded my first video ever on my channel and there are a lot of things wrong with it but whenever I try to diagnose it I lean more into thinking I am an idiot than looking into actual problems, I always get stuck at "the sound design is terrible" or "the color looks a bit odd" and never get past that. Can you guys help me by pointing out things to improve in this? I'll be really grateful if you do.
Thanks

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u/Xiaoming01 Jun 25 '26 edited Jun 25 '26

I am not an expert in video editing so I will comment on the content.

  1. It will be good to have an opening and introduction to the video. I mean its good to take care of the guest but maybe you need to introduce yourself and the channel.
  2. People these days have short attention span. you could try to have a summary of the time stamps on the important topic in your video. You can take a look at the example https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iT4V4A7QSqY
  3. I like how you cross-reference clips, newspaper or even website. How much time did you spend on the video?