HOW I EDIT MY VLOGS

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The video provides a practical and relatable tutorial on vlog editing, specifically tailored for busy moms with limited time. It showcases a popular and accessible editing app (CapCut) and breaks down the process into simple, actionable steps.

Summary

This video demonstrates how a stay-at-home mom edits her vlogs using CapCut on her iPhone. She explains her process of filming, trimming clips, recording voiceovers, adding titles and sound effects, and exporting the final video in high quality.

Structure

1Filming in 4K
2Trimming clips in CapCut
3Recording voiceover with teleprompter
4Adding titles and sound effects
5Exporting in 4K 60fps

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CapCut: ACTS - it is the video editing software used to edit the vlogs. Removing it would change what happens in the video. iPhone: ACTS - it is used to film the vlogs. Removing it would change what happens in the video.

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the girlies have been asking so here’s how I edit my vlogs #editingtips #contentcreationtips #editingtutorial #creatortips #capcutedits

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Transcript

Editing doesn't have to be complicated. Here's how I edit my vlogs as a stay home mom with very limited time. First I film everything on my back camera in 4K at 60 frames per second. I use CapCut to edit everything so I'll upload all my clips. Trim down every clip between 0.4-0.6 seconds and try to keep movement within each clip. I then will do my voice over. I usually type out what I want to say and then paste it into the teleprompter within CapCut. I'll record my voiceover in chunks that slightly overlap to avoid gaps. I'll then add my title along with a sound effect which I'll trim to end when the typing stops. Saving your favorite fonts, sounds and animations will save you tons of time. To export to keep it nice and crispy, and I'll make sure I'm exporting at 4K in 60 frames per second and we'll turn the AI feature below. Comment below what you want me to cover next.