More than being a technical process, editing of both audio and video are art forms. Each requires artistic skill far beyond the technical prowess to operate editing equipment. They require the intuition of a good storyteller.
New editors often make some common mistakes that need to be overcome. Here are a few:
Before starting an editing project, it is best to plan the story and determine in advance how to tell it. Don’t just jump in. Too many editors don’t think before they begin. If you are to tell a compelling story in your video, map out the visual and sound elements in advance.
