Currently using CAPCUT, but if there's an app or website that makes this process easier, I am willing to use it. This is the first time I'm editing my own video as my old editor and I grew apart.

Need: tracking and censoring (or blurring) of a male's face. My face doesn't need to be censored.

Basically, I am editing some adult industry collab videos and the guy in the footage wants to be faceless. His face, parts of his face, and his reflection in a glass shower door appears occasionally. I've tried to crop out the parts I could as to not affect the view of the girl/me and not to mess up the video by having some parts looking 'zoomed in' due to the cropping.

There must be a way to do this, right? Or if there's an app/website, please let me know!!

Hello! I am brand new to editing and was wondering what the best way to study an editing style is?
Obviously not copying someone’s style exactly but taking pieces of video styles and making your own.

I’m not sure if it’s just something you develop along the line and if that’s the case it’s ok but I was just wondering if someone had some advice.

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Counting exports can hide gaps. Our synthetic demo expects 8 filenames and contains 8 metadata entries, yet the checker reports only 3 exact matches, 2 missing names, 1 duplicate group, 1 zero-byte entry, 1 case mismatch and 1 extra filename. These are deliberately planted examples, not mistakes found in someone's footage.

Cutlist compares a plan of cuts, aspect ratios, languages and treatments with your export filenames, then creates CSV and standalone HTML handoff reports. It works locally in your browser. It does not inspect picture, sound, captions, dimensions or codecs, and a matching name does not prove the video is correct. The current build requires its naming pattern and one shared version number.

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https://reddit.com/link/1xbxbfm/video/91fraxr4jvwh1/player

no matter how much i search i can't find this exact animation for it, the closest i found was named "twist" but it made the text look kinda ugly? it distorted the font somehow.

p.s. the name of the font is Ballet