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A creator breaks down editing a high school basketball highlight reel: zoom moderately to keep the ball in frame, circle the key player twice for clarity, reorder clips so scoring comes before assists, and layer in crowd noise for atmosphere.
A creator breaks down editing a high school basketball highlight reel: zoom moderately to keep the ball in frame, circle the key player twice for clarity, reorder clips so scoring comes before assists, and layer in crowd noise for atmosphere.
First of all, it's— we're gonna fix all this, so self-interview, all that. Zoom in. Now be careful when you zoom in because he scores a banger from really far away and it's not perfectly clipped. So just don't zoom in too much. I wanna be able to see, like, it should be zoomed in, like, this amount is good because then I can see the ball still going. So don't zoom in too tight on him 'cause then you won't see the shot. There's that. Then the circles here are really screwed up. So it's a circle, and I don't know which one he is, so do 2 circles. So you can't change his circle, he already made it. So right here, make another circle around him. I think he's this one, actually. Let's see. Yeah, so make another circle and zoom in a bunch. His video will be sick, he's a really good player. And zoom in, and then he just needs at the end of the video the normal stuff with his coach. Change the order, like right here I think he scores. Check here. It crosses assists. So this should be moved up, assists count. And I like seeing the fans here. So with this clip, make sure we can see the fans. Even though we'll know it's high school, it's really cool that his fans are in that clip. If there's audio, let's see if there's any audio. There's no audio. You can put in audio. So I want you to put in audio of fans cheering. Put in the fans cheering. It will sound— it will look cool. Okay, awesome.
