Explore Dodford's innovative approach to storytelling on YouTube and the secrets behind his viral video 'The Adam Sandler Paradox'. Learn about the significance of pre-editing writing and storyboarding, the importance of emotional satisfaction in character arcs, and the use of AI tools in storytelling and creative processes.

Discover the techniques behind the editing of Hulu's hit show, 'The Bear', with Emmy-Nominated Editors. Topics include: analysis of deliberate and chaotic scenes, creating an impactful opening montage, editing techniques for character development, using Riverside for remote interviews, exploring editing style and character arcs, setting the vibe and structure of a scene, and creating unease with deliberate lighting and scoring choices.

This podcast explores the burnout experienced by YouTube editors and creators. They discuss the pressures and stress that come with the job, the normalization of burnout in the film industry, personal anecdotes of burnout experiences, overcoming burnout through faith and relationships, and the importance of keeping track of working hours.

Topics discussed include the value of editors, building a business in the editing economy, marketing strategies for editors, finding clients through word of mouth, pricing psychology, niche editing, branding, underpaid editors, and the business side of editing.

Editors from various platforms are discussed in this podcast, including nominees for Best Editing at the Streamy Awards. The hosts highlight the lack of recognition for editors in the awards show industry and share their experiences. They also admire the editing skills of Wyatt Dobson and analyze editing techniques in a nominated video. Savannah Moss, a TikTok nominee, is also discussed for her surrealistic content and impressive editing transitions.

We record all remote interviews with Riverside. Sign up here - http://creators.riverside.fm/TheEditi... + code EDITINGPODCAST for 20% off 00:00 Who is Rene Ritchie? 01:29 How Social Media Changed YouTube Forever 07:06 Why YouTube & Netflix Are Looking The Same 09:17 Beastification vs Storytelling 10:36 Hayden Cutting MrBeast's "Blind Video" 11:23 Use Riverside 12:37 Why Do We Blame "The Algorithm"? 14:48 How To Find Your Audience 17:36 Same Audience = Same Channel 19:56 Why Subscribers Don't Matter Anymore 23:28 How To Make A "YouTube Cliffhanger" 27:53 Why Your YouTube Experiments Don't Work 33:08 Why MrBeast Delivers on "Clickbait" Host: @HillierSmith  @JordanOrme  Guest: @ReneRitchie Editor: https://twitter.com/ScottLeist Intro Editor: @LiamBedford Executive Producer: Vishnu Vallabhaneni Producer: @AshleyJWoods Thumbnail: G Additional music thanks to AllttA Optimum by AllttA: https://open.spotify.com/track/3cKill... Taller than All of Them by AllttA: https://open.spotify.com/track/3JZJW4... Ever wonder why your videos on YouTube don't pop the way you want them to? There's a reason for that, and it's probably not your video. Rene Ritchie is YouTube's newest "Creator Liaison" and he spends his entire day thinking about how to help creators hack the YouTube Algorithm. In this episode, Rene dishes out some incredible advice on how to package your videos to achieve better retention, more views, and ultimately attract the audience you want to have. Check out Rene Ritchie's channel /reneritchie

#talktome #film #a24 We record all remote interviews with Riverside. Sign up here - Join The Juice Club: Get Cinematic Music With TrackClub An intimate conversation with Talk to Me directors Danny Philippou and Michael Philippou also known as RackaRacka, who were first known for creating some of the most ambitious content on YouTube but then vanished from the platform. Their curious absence was answered when they revealed they raised $4.5 million to create the daringly unique film "Talk to Me" which after it was shown at Sundance Film Festival. "Talk to Me" stirred up quite a buzz at Sundance, earning the attention of heavyweight filmmakers such as Jordan Peele, Ari Aster, and Steven Spielberg, Talk to Me was then handpicked by A24 distribution. This conversation explores how Hayden first worked with RackaRacka, discussed their origins of being YouTubers, an edit breakdown and director's commentary of Talk to Me's montage sequence, how moving beyond the limitless but unrefined YouTube platform, they yearned for the cinematic grandeur of traditional filmmaking and explained the ending of Talk to Me. 00:00 Who Are RackaRacka? 01:48 How Me and RackaRacka Met 03:14 RackaRack's First Big Viral Video: Marvel VS DC 04:54 Leaving YouTube to Make Talk to Me With A24 06:40 Riverside is the best video podcasting tool 07:54 Talk to Me Editing Breakdown 15:55 Join Juice Club 17:01 Get Amazing Music With Track Club 17:47 Why RackaRacka Left YouTube For Hollywood 23:45 The Hidden Meaning of Talk to Me Revealed By The Directors

We record all remote interviews with Riverside. Sign up here - http://creators.riverside.fm/TheEditingPodcast + code EDITINGPODCAST for 20% off Join The Juice Club: https://www.getjuice.com/club?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=video_ad&utm_campaign=juice_club&utm_term=123&utm_content=editing_podcast Get Cinematic Music With TrackClub https://trackclub.com/referral-landing?via=the-editing-podcast Jordan Orme is a music video editor that has worked with Justin Bieber, Post Malone, YG...basically your entire Spotify playlist. Jordan is also known on YouTube for his series Music Video Editor Reacts where he breaks down the editing of the latest and greatest music videos. Today on the pod, we sit down with Jordan and he breaks down the editing choices in some of his favorite music videos. Jordan even explains how to edit music videos for beginners, and how you don't need a big budget to make a big impact. Guest host: Ashley J. Woods Host/Guest: Jordan Orme Editor: Tyson Pellegrini Intro Editor: Paul Predu Executive Producer: Vishnu Vallabhaneni Producer: Ashley J. Woods and Hayden Hillier-Smith Thumbnail on YouTube: David Altizer

⁠We record all remote interviews with Riverside. Sign up here⁠⁠ Join The JuiceClub⁠⁠ Get Cinematic Music With TrackClub In this in-depth analysis, we investigate the content evolution of YouTube sensation, Mr. Beast. Traditionally known for large-scale challenges and outlandish stunts, Mr. Beast is now focusing on the development of more complex narratives in his videos. This conversation centers on how Mr. Beast's team is incorporating nuanced storylines and detailed characters to drive higher viewer engagement. They're pivoting from simply showcasing grand locations and spectacles, opting for narratives that echo relatable experiences and evoke emotional responses.We discuss the concept of treating your audience with respect by not oversimplifying content, often referred to as the "top of your intelligence" approach. This method is tied to an uptick in viewer retention, as today's audiences appreciate content that engages them mentally and encourages active thought.A key point in our discussion is the formulaic nature of effective storytelling, with reference to the Dan Harmon circle. However, the successful implementation of this storytelling structure requires skill, something Mr. Beast and his team have been showcasing in recent videos.

Riverside has been a key tool for us. Try it free and then use code EDITINGPODCAST for 20% off! 00:00 PODCASTING IS HARD, But we'll show you how00:32 How We Come Up With Podcast Ideas01:32 How Should We Package Guests?02:23 Riverside is the best video podcasting tool03:33 How To Produce A Podcast07:09 How To Host A Podcast 08:50 How To Film A Podcast10:05 How To Hook Audiences Into Your Podcast14:42 How To Edit A Podcast Get straight into the mechanics of podcast production with this comprehensive video guide. Perfect for anyone planning to launch a podcast or improve an existing one. First off, we tackle pre-production. Understand the importance of setting clear podcast goals, selecting a format, and identifying your target audience. We also discuss the key aspect of securing engaging guests and the importance of a regular production schedule for your podcast's success. The video highlights the role of podcasting tools like Riverside, which simplify remote recording and enhance the editing process through separate audio and video track recording. We then dive into podcast editing. This is where raw audio becomes engaging stories. We share tips on how to trim down content for clarity and impact without losing its essence. The aim here is to respect the listener's time and increase content retention. Next, we look at post-production, explaining how to set up a strategic publishing schedule for consistent output. We also cover SEO techniques to boost your podcast's visibility and make sure your hard work gets noticed. Titles and thumbnails may seem minor, but they have a significant impact on attracting listeners. We share our approach to creating attention-grabbing visuals and compelling titles as part of your podcast production process. Finally, we provide a real-world perspective by sharing experiences from our podcasting journey, including the challenges we faced and how we overcame them. This video is a no-nonsense, practical guide packed with concrete tips, expert advice, and behind-the-scenes insights to improve your podcast production process. Tune in for a straightforward approach to creating compelling podcasts.