Diy Video Guy: Make Better Web Videos By Yourself

#030 - Whether you don’t like to edit video, you’ve shot so much you don’t have time to get through it, or you’re just trying to outsource and focus on what you do best, hiring a video editor might be just the thing you need to consistently create and ship videos. In today’s episode I talk with my video editor, Tim Krupa, about ten things you should consider before hiring a video editor. We talk about the best ways to communicate before production about scripting and b-roll, what to expect in regards to contracts and payments, what web apps we use for video revisions with clients, and more.The 10 ThingsKnow & share what you want created from your editorCommunicate & agree upon a file management workflowHave one point of contact with the editorKnow and share the timeline of the project when you first speak to the editorIf you expect the editor to work specific hours & days, say soUnderstand they are working with pre-existing material they did not createLook through their portfolio to ensure your cr