Editing Examples

Below here you will find some videos that are my inspiration for the daily vlogs and what I like about each one

In this tiktok you can see a use of B-roll clips. I like how she put the clips together and added text. She makes the viewers engaged, and curious what's she's watching or doing that day by using the combination of this B-roll footage and handheld footage. As a viewer, this makes me inclined to watch as my curiosity spikes and she always has something on screen to make me engaged with the video.

@Abbie.May13

Once again Soph uses a mix of B-roll clips and handheld footage. She captures what's she’s doing that day by adding a sound that goes well with the video. This also makes the video look more aesthetically pleasing to the eye and still engages the viewer even though unlike Abbie, Soph doesn’t use text in her vids. This doesn’t stop us from enjoying it though. As proved by her likes. She got over 3k likes for this one video alone. Each video soph makes is between 15-60 seconds.

@fifisophkillz

3-minute-long video. Even though it’s long it’s still engaging as she’s talking throughout the video. She doesn't use any B-roll clips, but she still uses handheld clips which work with what she's trying to portray as her day. She seems relatable and down to earth which many people love about her. This has also skyrocketed her to fame. That video alone has over 10k likes and she has over 2 million followers. Anna Paul was the first person to do this on tiktok and it very much worked out. She posts over 10x a day for her followers and each one is around 3 minutes long each time.

@anna.paul

Very fast-paced video. 15 seconds longish. Uses transitions and b-roll clips to create these videos. She also puts the time on her vids so it's like you are there with her. It’s engaging to the viewers and that’s what makes it popular. This one video alone has 288.3k views and over 67k likes. Showing us that this is the style of video viewers want.