mY process of working on a project:

• 1. Understanding the Brief: Start by comprehending the client's requirements or the project's goals. Gather all necessary information about the video's purpose, target audience, style, and content.

• 2. Organizing Footage: Import all raw video footage and assets into your editing software. Organize them into folders or bins to streamline the editing process.

• 3. Storyboarding or Script: If applicable, refer to storyboards or scripts to understand the sequence and structure of the video.

• 4. Rough Cut: Create a rough cut by assembling the footage in a basic sequence. This is a preliminary version to establish the video's flow and structure.

• 5. Fine-tuning: Refine the rough cut by trimming unnecessary footage, adjusting timing, and arranging scenes to align with the story or message.

• 6. Adding Transitions and Effects: Incorporate transitions between scenes and apply visual effects, overlays, or graphics to enhance the video's appeal.

• 7. Audio Editing: Work on the audio elements, including adjusting volume levels, adding background music, sound effects, and ensuring clear and crisp audio quality.

• 8. Color Correction and Grading: Enhance the visual appeal by adjusting colors, contrast, brightness, and applying grading techniques to achieve a consistent look throughout the video.

• 9. Final Review and Revisions: Review the entire video and make necessary revisions based on feedback or your own critical assessment.

• 10. Exporting and Delivery: Once satisfied with the final edit, export the video in the required format, resolution, and settings suitable for its intended platform or distribution.

• 11. Archiving: Keep a backup of all project files, raw footage, and edited versions for future reference or potential revisions.

Video Editing Timelines