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How do you edit a talking head video to be entertaining? It’s a massive industry, but extremely hard to stand out in. We know the secret to doing so is in the editing, and Amy, who edited for @LegalEagle knows it intimately. So we asked Amy how to edit talking head videos like @LegalEagle, @DrMike, @MKBHD and others amazingly and effectively.
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:39 Riverside is the best video podcasting tool
01:48 Breaking down a talking head edit for Legal Eagle
03:47 Call and response editing
05:09 How to have great retention in talking head videos
07:26 How to fix boredom
08:17 Get funding with Creative Juice
09:30 Trackclub has bloody good music
10:19 How to edit a seemingly boring topic
13:39 How to make anything funny with editing
15:47 How to overcome the intimidation of After Effects
17:24 Templates are game-changers
18:21 Amy’s top 3 talking head tips
Hosts: @JordanOrme and @HillierSmith
Editor: @TysonPellegrini
Intro Editor: @HillierSmith
Producer: @AshleyJWoods
Incredible job, guys! I expected nothing less from the best of the best in the editing world. Thanks so much for having me on! My mom is gonna crack up at that video of her in a Poo Emoji costume dancing to Madonna. Really appreciate the opportunity to nerd out on a topic I'm so passionate about. Hope we can connect again soon! 🥰 -Amy
You're awesome Amy.
@Faan Ross Thanks so much! 🌻
Holy the insight I got here is incredible! Inspiring me to up my game ridiculously. Thank you for this!! ❤
you're so eloquent! Can listen to you talk about editing all day, just subscribed and hope one day for these guys to interview me lol
This came out 10 days ago. Dang! seems like I am behind the YT times! LOL. Nice interview and good info.
5:01 sound is the icing on the cake 5:40 pattern interrupts refocus attention 9:40 audio is essential for creating an emotional world for your audience 11:55 ppl love to learn without ppt 13:27 find moments in editing that tickle you
Thank you
Thank you. A 60 second video they stretched to 20 minutes. Ironically they used ZERO of the tips they highlighted. 😂
@@8020Alive it is a podcast, you don't even know what a "podcast" is, do you?
The thing about being an editor of talking head videos is that you are not just an editor, you are also a scriptwriter in mind, conceptualizing the visuals, effects, (that could have been in the script in the first place) and where to put them. You becamea graphic designer too, animator, motion graphic artist etc hahah sometimes you also became a researcher and a meme finder. But I guess, that is the part where we practiced our creative license so yeah
Ask chat gpt in depths It can give amazing job
I love the little points you add, "pattern interruption is any visual change & re-focuses a viewers attention" i need to start noting these down, so easy to forget these things when you are actually editing
This was probably my favorite episode yet. All the things Amy talked about were so relatable and applicable. I loved that you all brought up the amount of time it takes to find assets to add into your videos. Feel like that aspect of editing is never fully appreciated, and the fact that she is so comfortable with motion graphics is insanely underrated. I hope this episode gets some love.
This is 100% my style of video! Once I added humor into my videos, I grew pretty fast. Especially talking about the housing market, real estate, finance. Awesome video! I can relate.
for video editors, its scary how youre comfortable putting 2 minutes of ads right in the middle
Yeah, but honestly, their ads are specific to editors. And I love them. They're just as informative as the rest of the video. That music service looks awesome! I'm kinda over Epidemic sound. 😂
Fantastic interview. So many great tips. The secret really is to finding a rhythm that works. Once you have this, the rough cut becomes really quick. Now it’s the b-roll and overlays that take up most of my time with editing my own videos. That said, I have also found that it really does wonders to have one or two parts in a video where viewers need to pause to take in information. (The Easter eggs.)
you’re packing so much valuable insights in your episodes! 🙌😎 thanks so much for taking the time to make them. You guys rock! 🤘😎
Is no one going to talk about the comedic genius at 8:14, I died 🤣 props Jordan 👏
I needed this video! Love this channel!
This is what I need the most, very happy to see this. Thank you.
Needed this one. Thank you guys 🙏🏽
Definitely what I needed! Thank you for this 🎉
Damn there are more ads in this video than there is useful information
great episode, guys !! At first I thought she is the actor from the movie Smile.
I remember seeing her first video when she left LegalEagle, so cool to see how far Amy has come
Omgeeee Awkward Anthem Any is my hero! Now I know there's at least one person out there who can make my video visions come to life!! 🎩✨🎨
So valuable and informative! Thanks!
Thank you KZhead Algo gods, this video and this podcast is exactly what I need
I legit thought this was for the band The Talking Heads and you for some reason got the editors from those music videos on the show. I legit ignored it until I saw legal eagle when I looked closer.
Just what I needed!
A great video indeed. I had started to lose focus in the middle of the video though, but later on you caught my attention back, and the last summary points were great too.
Me eating this like 🥢🌯🍬🍮🥚🫒🥖🥔🍦🍛 Editing is definitely its own philosophy and art form. I just started making videos because I was angry and the idea of editing came quite naturally to me because I was used to being in punk bands and recording on four and eight tracks.the idea of layering video made complete sense. Learning how to edit and make it look good has been an entirely other thing that I've been learning. I appreciate you sharing this and getting a perspective from a channel that I actually really enjoy too❤ And can I beg you all to take Joel's advice on advertising please. Advertising should be about creating, not reading a script. Please ask your advertisers if you can go hog-wild with it. Unless you want to continue doing the talking head format. I'm very new to your channel but yeah. To that. Shouldn't be kowtowing to advertisers, they should be kowtowing to you because they want you to advertise for them, right? Not trying to be rude, cheers!
SO much value here. No wonder she edits for the titans of their respective niches. It's taken so many years to WANT to accelerate my mograph learning. Videos like this inspire that. 10/10 and subscribed to her channel. Also, the struggle of what to 'templatize' is REAL.
I would love to find an editor like Amy.
Learned a ton from this. Thank you
Good video for the type of content I make!
Nice video, I'm thinking of eventually creating a talking head type channel about productivity, fitness and stuff like that (when I'm bored of gaming and don't want that anymore) so already learning about that is really useful.
using adobes audio enhance on this episode i hear 👂👀
It would be nice a podcast on how edit a video without face, like film analysis or education videos, because is really hard to give that type of videos a storytelling on the edit.
As someone that’s making a “talking head” channel I need this
This is really useful! Thank you 🙌✨
This video was absolute gold!
Great interview. I like her style of talking head editing.
Let's goooo the best Podcast is back!
It really the best podcast for simple editor like me, Thank you for sharing.
You guys rock- very helpful!
Amazing video guys, Thank you for sharing those insights.
incredibly helpful video. keep it up!
thank you for this
Great podcast, learned a lot from her and the gents 👌 heads up, the chapters/timestamps make it hard to skip back 10 seconds on mobile devices. Sometimes I’ll want to go 10 seconds back and it’ll take me to the beginning of the chapter.
This is amazing ❤
i am also learning to edit and these videos are gonna help alot
Discovering this channel is one of the best thing that happened to me
I love this podcasThing
Thank you for this interview! Talking heads may not be sexy, but they take a lot of editing skill to keep viewer retention, and she had some fantastic tips. It’s also great to see a female voice in the mix, it gives me hope that I can get good at this too…❤
Glad you found it helpful, Diane! 💛
I disagree, I think David Byrne was very sexy in Talking Heads!! 😏 Sexier than the Beatles, One Direction and BTS.
omg i love her
She is so pretty 🥺
This was a fantastic interview! Amy has such insightful answers and shows us why she’s the best at what she does. Love it!
Awesome video!!
Great tips!
Thank you
I love your work, One day I will meet you guys
I definitely go back as a viewer and pay attention to where I feel the urge to grab my phone or other thoughts starts to creep in to know the areas I need to address. Granted giving the focus of my videos is usually travel there generally isn't much I can change in post that wouldn't make the issue even more jarring so I tend to just CUT more.
Great video, I wish that someday I will have a better pc to incorporate better motion graphics in my videos. But good tips overall!
Sick one boys
0:26 I knew I had to resign from a long-term editing job when editing various videos made me bored so much, there was no soul in them, the numbers went down, and nobody listened to this exact advice she's giving in the intro. if the editor gets bored, the audience FOR SURE will be bored.
Dammit, *deletes PowerPoint presentation*, great video!
Amy's pretty fricken awesome!
Riverside is really good. Not flawless but probably the best out there.
"Add Easter Eggs" i like that Advice 👍
thinking about the inception of the guy editing this to be a good talking head video about somebody talking about how to edit a good talking head video has my brain hurting
Thank you Amy, Hayden, Jordan, Tyson and Ashley! Raza :)
Would love to see you guys get Mudan on here. He’s the editor for the Trash Taste podcast (the #1 podcast on KZhead). He also edits for a few big streamers, KZheadrs and Vtubers. I feel like he would have a wealth of information to share
Very cool
wait for the viral!! thanks a lot🔥
This is SO helpful..no one ever talks about talking head editing like this. Thank you!
i love how happy hayden looks when she’s talking 😊
With all the advice i got from you i reached More than 1 million Views. thanks a lot guys
How do you do your highlighted subtitles at the start of the video? As in, when the text is white and becomes black as the words are spoken. Is there a plug-in for this?
Love this, this is what I’ve been looking for. How to do talking head videos better, but different. This was really helpful.
What a great episode! I learned so much. Thank you guys (and Amy, of course ❤)
Loved every bit of this!
Super smart ideas from Amy! Thanks again for covering this topic in detail ❤
Of course! Thanks, partner!
Did u guys use audio AI enhancement for your interview?
Where do you get the movie an sound clips from? just steal em from youtube? or is there a site that has this kinda stuff?
Thanks to this video I know that I make "talking head videos"
Amazing video, i just wanna know where to find editors like that?! 😢
riverside, creative juice, and track club ads all in one video? great video guys, but a bit confused about the 3-for-1 there, wondering if you could offer any insight into that decision, especially since your target demo are editors and certainly there was some creative consideration to make when making that decision. guessing those ads were supposed to be made in march and rolled over into april? cheers 🍻
Yall should do a video on the expenses of a podcast
how to make a starting text effect text in white in black effect?
Hey, guys, how about a pod with Jhonny Harris??
I've been waiting for you guys talk about this specifically! Thank you. It also seems that my next step is to learn after effects. Crap
im not only doing motion graphics and all that in ae, i edit full videos there xD
Amy is so knowledgable and talented. As the editor for Attorney Tom I aspire to be as good as she is.
What kind of mic did Amy use, pleassssssssse?
Just wondering, as they’ve included clips from The Simpsons, Scrubs … what about copyright? How is this handled?
Thanks for another great episode, gave me some good ideas! Been meaning to check out motion graphics for a while
Where do you take the show clips from? 📺
How can I use editing to make a self-judged badly performed talking head video a brilliant final product? Does the number of opportunities to do so depend on how well you delivered during filming?
how do you get the footage? isnt it copy write?
I wish services with various assets would be cheaper so I don't need to do everything myself which means low velocity of publishing...
What im wondering is... how is it possible to use all these movies scenes etc? I mean... thats copyrighted right? How does that work on youtube then? Or is it allowed to use snippets?
🙏
Maybe dumb question but where do editors of Amy's magnitude source their movie/tv clips & memes from?
And following up to that, is it legal to use movie clips or in your video?
@@DannyFengAs long as it falls under fair use, yeah
+1 wanna know too
Following as well!
@@DannyFengof course its legal. These are free videos not ads.
add a subway surfers video loop on the side lol
greeeat
Does legal eagle use a green screen? Or is that his furniture?
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