Rahul S.

1. Technical Skills Software Knowledge: Learn popular video editing software like Adobe Premiere Pro Basic Editing Techniques: Familiarize yourself with cutting, trimming, and sequencing clips. Transitions and Effects: Understand how to apply transitions, filters, and effects for smooth and professional results. 2. Creative Skills Storytelling: A good video editor knows how to craft a compelling story with the footage. This includes pacing, flow, and emotional engagement. Color Grading: Learn how to adjust colors and lighting in your footage to enhance mood or match a particular aesthetic. Audio Editing: Clear and balanced sound is essential, so practice synchronizing audio with visuals, noise reduction, and mastering sound design.