Overshot — find the TikToks breaking out, and what they're selling

Loading video…

4 cuts you need

@thecontent.strategist

2.1K followers · usually 406 views a post

Views

4.8K

Likes

306

Comments

Why it worked

The video provides clear, concise explanations and visual examples of common editing techniques, making it highly educational and shareable for content creators looking to improve their video production skills.

Summary

The video explains four essential editing cuts: hard cut, J-cut, match cut, and cut on action. It provides examples for each cut to illustrate how they can improve video editing.

Structure

1Introduction of 4 editing cuts
2Explanation of hard cut with example
3Explanation of J-cut with example
4Explanation of match cut with example
5Explanation of cut on action with example

Product placement

The video mentions and shows examples of 'Stanley cups' in the context of a match cut, but it is not the primary focus or a product being sold. The core content is about editing techniques.

On-screen text

4 Cuts you need to IMPROVE your editing 1 hard cut simple one one clip ends the other begins for example I say my team how So the second will be me in the team call 2 you Hear the audio of the next scene first you see the [visuals] J Cut for example this is my voice the editor to scene two 3 Match cut this is two or more clips are connected using movement or composition we're Switching [Stanley cups] but exact position 4 cut on action right now to you camera switch that's what so the cut as I was my head

Original caption

4 cuts you need to know to improve your editing 🎬 Number one: hard cut. This is the most simple cut on the list. One clip ends, the other clip begins. For example, I say, "I just finished a call with my team, let me show you how it went." So the second clip will be me in the team call. Number two: J-cut. You hear the audio of the next scene first before you see the visuals. For example: this is scene one. But you're already hearing my voice before the editor cuts to scene 2. Number three: match cut. This is where two different clips are connected using similar shape, movement, or composition. You can see that we're switching to different Stanley cups but they're in the same exact position. And number four: cut on action. Cut exactly when a movement is happening. Right now, I'm speaking to you from this camera and want to change to this angle. The cut happened as I was turning my head. #contentcreator #contentstrategy #socialmediagrowth #viral #fyp