Well, I'm serious about the vidding lessons, if you are interested.
It's not so hard, especially since you already have experience with Premiere and trailers especially of a show not overvidded give you the opportunity to use the most memorable scenes and trailers aren't that long 1:30 is a good range to get serious into editing. And learn to cut and don't cling to long onto scenes.
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It's not so hard, especially since you already have experience with Premiere and trailers especially of a show not overvidded give you the opportunity to use the most memorable scenes and trailers aren't that long 1:30 is a good range to get serious into editing. And learn to cut and don't cling to long onto scenes.