A great video is rarely the result of random edits. Consistent quality comes from a structured workflow that reduces friction and decision fatigue.
Organizing Assets
Before editing begins, footage, audio, and graphics should be clearly labeled and organized into folders. This alone can cut editing time by half.
"The timeline is not the place to search for files."
Edit in Passes
First focus on storytelling and pacing, then refine visuals, and finally polish sound and color. Separating concerns leads to better results.
