Ryan Maloney speeds up long drawing recordings to 375% and uses Command+K to auto-slice the timeline every second, then deletes boring parts and closes gaps. The whole process cuts editing time compared to his TikTok workflow.
Here's how I speed edit in Adobe Premiere. When I make my TikTok drawing videos, I have another camera rolling and I'm shooting longer form drawings that I post to my YouTube channel. It takes a long time to edit videos for YouTube, so I've created this technique to get videos up there quicker. The first thing I do is speed up all of the video footage in Premiere to around 375%. It really doesn't matter, anywhere from 200% to 500% will work out fine. Since this is a time-lapse drawing, it doesn't really matter where I cut the clips. The drawing just needs to progress, so I hold down Command+K and drag the scrubber along the timeline, and it automatically cuts the video every second or so. Then I go back and delete the clips that aren't very exciting, select all of the clips, and go to Sequence Close Gap. Then I export and
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