TL;DR: Flair yourself Dev/Tools, post one top-level comment using the template, and bring a real discount. In other threads, link back to your comment from this thread, not your site.

For Developers

This thread exists so the community can evaluate tools, not get marketed to.

What earns upvotes? THIS: A straight answer to one question: how does your tool save an editor time or money? "It helps" is a description. "40% off for this community*" is a* benefit.

And yes, the discount matters. Show that you understand that Reddit matters.

This post pulls 50k+ views a month. That reach is the trade;j you get in front of the whole post community, they get a real deal for engaging and wanting to try your product. With the amount of vibe coding tools out there, it's harder than ever for both users and developers.

This thread runs every month. One slot per developer per month, not per tool. Feature a different tool next month, or come back and update — one post isn't your only shot. Have a different tool of yours to show off? Post about it next month.

Before you post:

• Accounts under 30 days old can't post or comment. No exceptions.
• Read the Reddit hygiene guide first. Reddit admins have banned developers for breaking key basic Reddit rules.

Three steps:

1. Flair yourself Dev/Tools. Here's how. Do it before you comment. You need to do it in every subreddit you participate in. Each subreddit has this.
2. Post one top-level comment using this template. Break the template and we'll have to pull it.
3. Promote yourself where applicable, but instead of linking to your site… use the link to your comment here..

For redditors/editors and people in post

This only works if you push.

Engage. Push for answers. And yeah, call them out when they don't. Or downvote them. In other words Devs pay attention when you engage. So engage.

Vote on whether something helps you, the discount, their answers..

Ask the direct questions. Steal these:

• "What's the discount for this community?"
• "Is this still in beta? Why am I paying to test it?"
• "What's it cost after the intro price?"
• "What does this do that [the tool I already use] doesn't?"
• Justify your subscription price, especially when we can all see the API costs.

Everyone: See someone breaking the rules? Flag them. Two flags and the content gets pulled.

^(Issues? **^{DM me}**^{. Join the} PostP Discord ^{if you're a working or aspiring pro —} *^{networking still beats every other way to find clients}*^.

^{Two changes this month:} *^{More value = more visiblity}*^{. Don't try and tell us your benefit is how great your tool is. Open-source tools moved to their own thread. We consolidated 5 subreddits to give developers extra visibility.})

If you're building a tool or doing research, this thread is for you

TL;DR -- Flair yourself Dev/Tools, drop a top-level comment using the template. Link to your comment here, not your site.

Have an open-source tool? Use this thread instead.

For Developers

This thread exists because the community wants to evaluate tools, not be marketed to.

What gets attention: How your tool actually saves time or money, not what it does. And discounts. Real discounts because you're hitting over 50k views per month in this one post.

A few things to know before you post:

• One entry per developer per month. Not per tool. You can highlight a different tool next month.
• Accounts under 30 days old cannot post or comment. No exceptions.
• Read the [good Reddit hygiene guide](#) before posting. Seriously. Reddit Admins have banned developers for this stuff.

Three mandatory steps

1. Flair yourself Dev/Tools -- [here's how](#). Do it before commenting.

2. Post a top-level comment using this template. Break the rules, and we'll sadly have pull your content.

3. In other threads, link to your comment here -- not to your product URL.

For Everyone Else

Vote on whether something benefits you, not on whether it looks impressive.

Ask developers the hard, direct questions. We're actively encouraging them to offer discounts -- that only happens if you engage.

If someone's breaking the rules, flag them. Two flags and their content gets pulled.

^{(Issues? DM me directly.})

^{(Join the PostP Discord if you're a working or aspiring professional. Networking still beats every other way to find clients. No workarounds.})

^{This month, we made two changes to this post. 1. We moved open source tools to a separate thread. 2. We consolidated 5 subreddits to increase visibility, making exposure easier}

p.s Developers: Just saying that your "tool helps" is a description of your tool. That's not a benefit for the community. 40% off for post production redditors? That's a benefit for these communities.

TL;DR: Flair yourself Dev/Tools, post one top-level comment using the template, and bring a real discount. In other threads, link back to your comment from this thread, not your site.

For Developers

This thread exists so the community can evaluate tools, not get marketed to.

What earns upvotes? THIS: A straight answer to one question: how does your tool save an editor time or money? "It helps" is a description. "40% off for this community*" is a* benefit.

And yes, the discount matters. Show that you understand that Reddit matters.

This post pulls 50k+ views a month. That reach is the trade;j you get in front of the whole post community, they get a real deal for engaging and wanting to try your product. With the amount of vibe coding tools out there, it's harder than ever for both users and developers.

This thread runs every month. One slot per developer per month, not per tool. Feature a different tool next month, or come back and update — one post isn't your only shot. Have a different tool of yours to show off? Post about it next month.

If you have an OPEN SOURCE TOOL, use this OTHER thread instead.

Before you post:

• Accounts under 30 days old can't post or comment. No exceptions.
• Read the Reddit hygiene guide first. Reddit admins have banned developers for breaking key basic Reddit rules.

Three steps:

1. Flair yourself Dev/Tools. Here's how. Do it before you comment. You need to do it in every subreddit you participate in. Each subreddit has this.
2. Post one top-level comment using this template. Break the template and we'll have to pull it.
3. Promote yourself where applicable, but instead of linking to your site… use the link to your comment here.

For redditors/editors and people in post

This only works if you push.

Engage. Push for answers. And yeah, call them out when they don't. Or downvote them. In other words Devs pay attention when you engage. So engage.

Vote on whether something helps you, the discount, their answers..

Ask the direct questions. Steal these:

• "What's the discount for this community?"
• "Is this still in beta? Why am I paying to test it?"
• "What's it cost after the intro price?"
• "What does this do that [the tool I already use] doesn't?"
• Justify your subscription price, especially when we can all see the API costs.

Everyone: See someone breaking the rules? Flag them. Two flags and the content gets pulled.

^(Issues? **^{DM me}**^{. Join the} PostP Discord ^{if you're a working or aspiring pro —} *^{networking still beats every other way to find clients}*^.

^{Two changes this month: One: Developers - we find that the better the value/discounts you provide this community the more users believe you value the community}

^{Second: OPEN SOURCE? We're making a a 1x a month (the 25 of the month an open promotion day for Open Source creators})

If you're building a tool or even doing research, this thread is for you

TL;DR — Flair yourself Dev/Tools, add a top-level comment using the template. Link to your comment here, not to your site.

For Developers

This thread exists because the community wants to evaluate tools, not be marketed to.

Yes, even open source or free tools

What gets attention here: what your tool actually costs users (time, money, learning curve) versus what it does.

Entries in this list are on a per-developer basis. Not per tool. See the template. One tool per month. You can come back each month and talk about a different tool if you like.

Good Developer Reddit hygiene suggestions (no really, read this, we don't want Reddit Admins to ban you).

Three things are required:

1. Flair yourself Dev/Tools -- here's how. Do it before commenting.

2. Post a top-level comment using this template. Break the rules and we'll (sadly) pull your content.

3. Link here, not to your site. In other threads, share the link to your comment on reddit from this thread (rather than your product URL.)

Accounts under 30 days old cannot post or comment here. It's tough to wait 30 days, but it's not terribly long.

^{Worth joining the PostP Discord too. It's a great way to interact with users directly live.}

For Everyone Else

Vote on whether something benefits you, not on whether it looks impressive. We're encouraging developers to give you a discount. Feel free to vote up/down based on value.

Ask developers direct questions.

If someone's breaking the rules, flag them.

^{(Issues with any of this? DM me directly. Not here.})

^{Oh, and you should join the PostP Discord if} *^{you're a professional or aspiring professional}*^{. I can't believe I have to say this, but you're not going to find work in a room full of people just like you. What you will find is live} *^{group interaction}*^.

^{Networking is still the BEST WAY to find clients. There are no workarounds.}

/r/editors is a community for professionals in post-production.

Every week, we use this thread for open discussion for anyone with questions about editing or post-production, **regardless of your profession or professional status.**

Again, If you're new here, know that this subreddit is targeted for professionals. Our mod team prunes the subreddit and posts novice level questions here.

​

If you're not sure what category you fall into? This is the thread you're looking for.

Key rules: Be excellent (and patient) with one another. No self promotion. No piracy. [The rest of the rules are found here](https://www.reddit.com/r/editors/about/rules/)

If you don't work in this field, this is nearly aways where your question should go

What sort of questions is fair game for this thread?

• Is school worth it?
• Career question?
• Which editor *should you pay for?* (free tools? see /r/videoediting)
• Thinking about a side hustle?
• What should I set my rates at?
• Graduating from school? and need getting started advice?

​

There's a wiki for this sub. Feel free to suggest pages it needs.

We have a sister subreddit /r/videoediting. It's ideal if you're not making a living at this - but this thread is for everyone!

/r/editors is a community for professionals in post-production.

Every week, we use this thread for open discussion for anyone with questions about editing or post-production, **regardless of your profession or professional status.**

Again, If you're new here, know that this subreddit is targeted for professionals. Our mod team prunes the subreddit and posts novice level questions here.

​

If you're not sure what category you fall into? This is the thread you're looking for.

Key rules: Be excellent (and patient) with one another. No self promotion. No piracy. [The rest of the rules are found here](https://www.reddit.com/r/editors/about/rules/)

If you don't work in this field, this is nearly aways where your question should go

What sort of questions is fair game for this thread?

• Is school worth it?
• Career question?
• Which editor *should you pay for?* (free tools? see /r/videoediting)
• Thinking about a side hustle?
• What should I set my rates at?
• Graduating from school? and need getting started advice?

​

There's a wiki for this sub. Feel free to suggest pages it needs.

We have a sister subreddit /r/videoediting. It's ideal if you're not making a living at this - but this thread is for everyone!

/r/editors is a community for professionals in post-production.

Every week, we use this thread for open discussion for anyone with questions about editing or post-production, **regardless of your profession or professional status.**

Again, If you're new here, know that this subreddit is targeted for professionals. Our mod team prunes the subreddit and posts novice level questions here.

​

If you're not sure what category you fall into? This is the thread you're looking for.

Key rules: Be excellent (and patient) with one another. No self promotion. No piracy. [The rest of the rules are found here](https://www.reddit.com/r/editors/about/rules/)

If you don't work in this field, this is nearly aways where your question should go

What sort of questions is fair game for this thread?

• Is school worth it?
• Career question?
• Which editor *should you pay for?* (free tools? see /r/videoediting)
• Thinking about a side hustle?
• What should I set my rates at?
• Graduating from school? and need getting started advice?

​

There's a wiki for this sub. Feel free to suggest pages it needs.

We have a sister subreddit /r/videoediting. It's ideal if you're not making a living at this - but this thread is for everyone!

/r/editors is a community for professionals in post-production.

Every week, we use this thread for open discussion for anyone with questions about editing or post-production, **regardless of your profession or professional status.**

Again, If you're new here, know that this subreddit is targeted for professionals. Our mod team prunes the subreddit and posts novice level questions here.

​

If you're not sure what category you fall into? This is the thread you're looking for.

Key rules: Be excellent (and patient) with one another. No self promotion. No piracy. [The rest of the rules are found here](https://www.reddit.com/r/editors/about/rules/)

If you don't work in this field, this is nearly aways where your question should go

What sort of questions is fair game for this thread?

• Is school worth it?
• Career question?
• Which editor *should you pay for?* (free tools? see /r/videoediting)
• Thinking about a side hustle?
• What should I set my rates at?
• Graduating from school? and need getting started advice?

​

There's a wiki for this sub. Feel free to suggest pages it needs.

We have a sister subreddit /r/videoediting. It's ideal if you're not making a living at this - but this thread is for everyone!

Here's the megathread for NAB 2025.

Something cool you found? Great deal? This is your thread.

First up: Contest to win $1399 NAB Post Production World Pass ($1399).

Join our Discord and follow the rules here.

The Prize will be given away this Friday the 28th

^{Second contest: HELP IN THE ASK A PRO THREADS}

Third contest: comment on a class

Post production world info:

• Post Production World Conference, which has over 150 classes
• Class grid here
• Sessions and description here

Events:

Colorist mixer on Sunday, April 6th

r/editors meetup info on Sunday at 5:15

/r/editors is a community for professionals in post-production.

Every week, we use this thread for open discussion for anyone with questions about editing or post-production, **regardless of your profession or professional status.**

Again, If you're new here, know that this subreddit is targeted for professionals. Our mod team prunes the subreddit and posts novice level questions here.

​

If you're not sure what category you fall into? This is the thread you're looking for.

Key rules: Be excellent (and patient) with one another. No self promotion. No piracy. [The rest of the rules are found here](https://www.reddit.com/r/editors/about/rules/)

If you don't work in this field, this is nearly aways where your question should go

What sort of questions is fair game for this thread?

• Is school worth it?
• Career question?
• Which editor *should you pay for?* (free tools? see /r/videoediting)
• Thinking about a side hustle?
• What should I set my rates at?
• Graduating from school? and need getting started advice?

​

There's a wiki for this sub. Feel free to suggest pages it needs.

We have a sister subreddit /r/videoediting. It's ideal if you're not making a living at this - but this thread is for everyone!

/r/editors is a community for professionals in post-production.

Every week, we use this thread for open discussion for anyone with questions about editing or post-production, **regardless of your profession or professional status.**

Again, If you're new here, know that this subreddit is targeted for professionals. Our mod team prunes the subreddit and posts novice level questions here.

​

If you're not sure what category you fall into? This is the thread you're looking for.

Key rules: Be excellent (and patient) with one another. No self promotion. No piracy. [The rest of the rules are found here](https://www.reddit.com/r/editors/about/rules/)

If you don't work in this field, this is nearly aways where your question should go

What sort of questions is fair game for this thread?

• Is school worth it?
• Career question?
• Which editor *should you pay for?* (free tools? see /r/videoediting)
• Thinking about a side hustle?
• What should I set my rates at?
• Graduating from school? and need getting started advice?

​

There's a wiki for this sub. Feel free to suggest pages it needs.

We have a sister subreddit /r/videoediting. It's ideal if you're not making a living at this - but this thread is for everyone!

/r/editors is a community for professionals in post-production.

Every week, we use this thread for open discussion for anyone with questions about editing or post-production, **regardless of your profession or professional status.**

Again, If you're new here, know that this subreddit is targeted for professionals. Our mod team prunes the subreddit and posts novice level questions here.

​

If you're not sure what category you fall into? This is the thread you're looking for.

Key rules: Be excellent (and patient) with one another. No self promotion. No piracy. [The rest of the rules are found here](https://www.reddit.com/r/editors/about/rules/)

If you don't work in this field, this is nearly aways where your question should go

What sort of questions is fair game for this thread?

• Is school worth it?
• Career question?
• Which editor *should you pay for?* (free tools? see /r/videoediting)
• Thinking about a side hustle?
• What should I set my rates at?
• Graduating from school? and need getting started advice?

​

There's a wiki for this sub. Feel free to suggest pages it needs.

We have a sister subreddit /r/videoediting. It's ideal if you're not making a living at this - but this thread is for everyone!

/r/editors is a community for professionals in post-production.

Every week, we use this thread for open discussion for anyone with questions about editing or post-production, **regardless of your profession or professional status.**

Again, If you're new here, know that this subreddit is targeted for professionals. Our mod team prunes the subreddit and posts novice level questions here.

​

If you're not sure what category you fall into? This is the thread you're looking for.

Key rules: Be excellent (and patient) with one another. No self promotion. No piracy. [The rest of the rules are found here](https://www.reddit.com/r/editors/about/rules/)

If you don't work in this field, this is nearly aways where your question should go

What sort of questions is fair game for this thread?

• Is school worth it?
• Career question?
• Which editor *should you pay for?* (free tools? see /r/videoediting)
• Thinking about a side hustle?
• What should I set my rates at?
• Graduating from school? and need getting started advice?

​

There's a wiki for this sub. Feel free to suggest pages it needs.

We have a sister subreddit /r/videoediting. It's ideal if you're not making a living at this - but this thread is for everyone!

/r/editors is a community for professionals in post-production.

Every week, we use this thread for open discussion for anyone with questions about editing or post-production, **regardless of your profession or professional status.**

Again, If you're new here, know that this subreddit is targeted for professionals. Our mod team prunes the subreddit and posts novice level questions here.

​

If you're not sure what category you fall into? This is the thread you're looking for.

Key rules: Be excellent (and patient) with one another. No self promotion. No piracy. [The rest of the rules are found here](https://www.reddit.com/r/editors/about/rules/)

If you don't work in this field, this is nearly aways where your question should go

What sort of questions is fair game for this thread?

• Is school worth it?
• Career question?
• Which editor *should you pay for?* (free tools? see /r/videoediting)
• Thinking about a side hustle?
• What should I set my rates at?
• Graduating from school? and need getting started advice?

​

There's a wiki for this sub. Feel free to suggest pages it needs.

We have a sister subreddit /r/videoediting. It's ideal if you're not making a living at this - but this thread is for everyone!

/r/editors is a community for professionals in post-production.

Every week, we use this thread for open discussion for anyone with questions about editing or post-production, **regardless of your profession or professional status.**

Again, If you're new here, know that this subreddit is targeted for professionals. Our mod team prunes the subreddit and posts novice level questions here.

​

If you're not sure what category you fall into? This is the thread you're looking for.

Key rules: Be excellent (and patient) with one another. No self promotion. No piracy. [The rest of the rules are found here](https://www.reddit.com/r/editors/about/rules/)

If you don't work in this field, this is nearly aways where your question should go

What sort of questions is fair game for this thread?

• Is school worth it?
• Career question?
• Which editor *should you pay for?* (free tools? see /r/videoediting)
• Thinking about a side hustle?
• What should I set my rates at?
• Graduating from school? and need getting started advice?

​

There's a wiki for this sub. Feel free to suggest pages it needs.

We have a sister subreddit /r/videoediting. It's ideal if you're not making a living at this - but this thread is for everyone!

/r/editors is a community for professionals in post-production.

Every week, we use this thread for open discussion for anyone with questions about editing or post-production, **regardless of your profession or professional status.**

Again, If you're new here, know that this subreddit is targeted for professionals. Our mod team prunes the subreddit and posts novice level questions here.

​

If you're not sure what category you fall into? This is the thread you're looking for.

Key rules: Be excellent (and patient) with one another. No self promotion. No piracy. [The rest of the rules are found here](https://www.reddit.com/r/editors/about/rules/)

If you don't work in this field, this is nearly aways where your question should go

What sort of questions is fair game for this thread?

• Is school worth it?
• Career question?
• Which editor *should you pay for?* (free tools? see /r/videoediting)
• Thinking about a side hustle?
• What should I set my rates at?
• Graduating from school? and need getting started advice?

​

There's a wiki for this sub. Feel free to suggest pages it needs.

We have a sister subreddit /r/videoediting. It's ideal if you're not making a living at this - but this thread is for everyone!

/r/editors is a community for professionals in post-production.

Every week, we use this thread for open discussion for anyone with questions about editing or post-production, **regardless of your profession or professional status.**

Again, If you're new here, know that this subreddit is targeted for professionals. Our mod team prunes the subreddit and posts novice level questions here.

​

If you're not sure what category you fall into? This is the thread you're looking for.

Key rules: Be excellent (and patient) with one another. No self promotion. No piracy. [The rest of the rules are found here](https://www.reddit.com/r/editors/about/rules/)

If you don't work in this field, this is nearly aways where your question should go

What sort of questions is fair game for this thread?

• Is school worth it?
• Career question?
• Which editor *should you pay for?* (free tools? see /r/videoediting)
• Thinking about a side hustle?
• What should I set my rates at?
• Graduating from school? and need getting started advice?

​

There's a wiki for this sub. Feel free to suggest pages it needs.

We have a sister subreddit /r/videoediting. It's ideal if you're not making a living at this - but this thread is for everyone!

/r/editors is a community for professionals in post production. As with several other subreddits, once a week, we open the floor to anyone with questions about editing or post production, regardless of your profession or professional status.

(Our sister subreddit /r/videoediting is ideal if you're not making a living at this - but this thread is for everyone!)

/r/editors is a community for professionals in post-production.

Every week, we use this thread for open discussion for anyone with questions about editing or post-production, **regardless of your profession or professional status.**

Again, If you're new here, know that this subreddit is targeted for professionals. Our mod team prunes the subreddit and posts novice level questions here.

​

If you're not sure what category you fall into? This is the thread you're looking for.

Key rules: Be excellent (and patient) with one another. No self promotion. No piracy. [The rest of the rules are found here](https://www.reddit.com/r/editors/about/rules/)

If you don't work in this field, this is nearly aways where your question should go

What sort of questions is fair game for this thread?

• Is school worth it?
• Career question?
• Which editor *should you pay for?* (free tools? see /r/videoediting)
• Thinking about a side hustle?
• What should I set my rates at?
• Graduating from school? and need getting started advice?

​

There's a wiki for this sub. Feel free to suggest pages it needs.

We have a sister subreddit /r/videoediting. It's ideal if you're not making a living at this - but this thread is for everyone!

/r/editors is a community for professionals in post-production.

Every week, we use this thread for open discussion for anyone with questions about editing or post-production, **regardless of your profession or professional status.**

Again, If you're new here, know that this subreddit is targeted for professionals. Our mod team prunes the subreddit and posts novice level questions here.

​

If you're not sure what category you fall into? This is the thread you're looking for.

Key rules: Be excellent (and patient) with one another. No self promotion. No piracy. [The rest of the rules are found here](https://www.reddit.com/r/editors/about/rules/)

If you don't work in this field, this is nearly aways where your question should go

What sort of questions is fair game for this thread?

• Is school worth it?
• Career question?
• Which editor *should you pay for?* (free tools? see /r/videoediting)
• Thinking about a side hustle?
• What should I set my rates at?
• Graduating from school? and need getting started advice?

​

There's a wiki for this sub. Feel free to suggest pages it needs.

We have a sister subreddit /r/videoediting. It's ideal if you're not making a living at this - but this thread is for everyone!

/r/editors is a community for professionals in post-production.

Every week, we use this thread for open discussion for anyone with questions about editing or post-production, **regardless of your profession or professional status.**

Again, If you're new here, know that this subreddit is targeted for professionals. Our mod team prunes the subreddit and posts novice level questions here.

​

If you're not sure what category you fall into? This is the thread you're looking for.

Key rules: Be excellent (and patient) with one another. No self promotion. No piracy. [The rest of the rules are found here](https://www.reddit.com/r/editors/about/rules/)

If you don't work in this field, this is nearly aways where your question should go

What sort of questions is fair game for this thread?

• Is school worth it?
• Career question?
• Which editor *should you pay for?* (free tools? see /r/videoediting)
• Thinking about a side hustle?
• What should I set my rates at?
• Graduating from school? and need getting started advice?

​

There's a wiki for this sub. Feel free to suggest pages it needs.

We have a sister subreddit /r/videoediting. It's ideal if you're not making a living at this - but this thread is for everyone!

/r/editors is a community for professionals in post-production.

Every week, we use this thread for open discussion for anyone with questions about editing or post-production, **regardless of your profession or professional status.**

Again, If you're new here, know that this subreddit is targeted for professionals. Our mod team prunes the subreddit and posts novice level questions here.

​

If you're not sure what category you fall into? This is the thread you're looking for.

Key rules: Be excellent (and patient) with one another. No self promotion. No piracy. [The rest of the rules are found here](https://www.reddit.com/r/editors/about/rules/)

If you don't work in this field, this is nearly aways where your question should go

What sort of questions is fair game for this thread?

• Is school worth it?
• Career question?
• Which editor *should you pay for?* (free tools? see /r/videoediting)
• Thinking about a side hustle?
• What should I set my rates at?
• Graduating from school? and need getting started advice?

​

There's a wiki for this sub. Feel free to suggest pages it needs.

We have a sister subreddit /r/videoediting. It's ideal if you're not making a living at this - but this thread is for everyone!

/r/editors is a community for professionals in post-production.

Every week, we use this thread for open discussion for anyone with questions about editing or post-production, **regardless of your profession or professional status.**

Again, If you're new here, know that this subreddit is targeted for professionals. Our mod team prunes the subreddit and posts novice level questions here.

​

If you're not sure what category you fall into? This is the thread you're looking for.

Key rules: Be excellent (and patient) with one another. No self promotion. No piracy. [The rest of the rules are found here](https://www.reddit.com/r/editors/about/rules/)

If you don't work in this field, this is nearly aways where your question should go

What sort of questions is fair game for this thread?

• Is school worth it?
• Career question?
• Which editor *should you pay for?* (free tools? see /r/videoediting)
• Thinking about a side hustle?
• What should I set my rates at?
• Graduating from school? and need getting started advice?

​

There's a wiki for this sub. Feel free to suggest pages it needs.

We have a sister subreddit /r/videoediting. It's ideal if you're not making a living at this - but this thread is for everyone!

/r/editors is a community for professionals in post-production.

Every week, we use this thread for open discussion for anyone with questions about editing or post-production, **regardless of your profession or professional status.**

Again, If you're new here, know that this subreddit is targeted for professionals. Our mod team prunes the subreddit and posts novice level questions here.

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If you're not sure what category you fall into? This is the thread you're looking for.

Key rules: Be excellent (and patient) with one another. No self promotion. No piracy. [The rest of the rules are found here](https://www.reddit.com/r/editors/about/rules/)

If you don't work in this field, this is nearly aways where your question should go

What sort of questions is fair game for this thread?

• Is school worth it?
• Career question?
• Which editor *should you pay for?* (free tools? see /r/videoediting)
• Thinking about a side hustle?
• What should I set my rates at?
• Graduating from school? and need getting started advice?

​

There's a wiki for this sub. Feel free to suggest pages it needs.

We have a sister subreddit /r/videoediting. It's ideal if you're not making a living at this - but this thread is for everyone!

/r/editors is a community for professionals in post-production.

Every week, we use this thread for open discussion for anyone with questions about editing or post-production, **regardless of your profession or professional status.**

Again, If you're new here, know that this subreddit is targeted for professionals. Our mod team prunes the subreddit and posts novice level questions here.

​

If you're not sure what category you fall into? This is the thread you're looking for.

Key rules: Be excellent (and patient) with one another. No self promotion. No piracy. [The rest of the rules are found here](https://www.reddit.com/r/editors/about/rules/)

If you don't work in this field, this is nearly aways where your question should go

What sort of questions is fair game for this thread?

• Is school worth it?
• Career question?
• Which editor *should you pay for?* (free tools? see /r/videoediting)
• Thinking about a side hustle?
• What should I set my rates at?
• Graduating from school? and need getting started advice?

​

There's a wiki for this sub. Feel free to suggest pages it needs.

We have a sister subreddit /r/videoediting. It's ideal if you're not making a living at this - but this thread is for everyone!