Myth: auto-captions are good enough now The correction worth sharing: auto-caption accuracy is fine, but default styling and timing aren't. Burned-in captions that ignore safe zones and reading speed …
Myth: flashy transitions hide weak edits The correction this week: a whip-pan or zoom transition between mismatched shots draws attention to the seam, not away from it. Motivated cuts beat decoration.…
Myth: louder audio wins on social The correction worth crediting: platforms normalize loudness, so over-limiting just makes you sound squashed at the same volume as everyone else. Aim for the target, …
Myth: proxies are only for weak laptops The correction worth passing on: proxies aren't a crutch, they're a workflow. Even on strong machines they cut hitches and let you scrub instantly, then conform…
Myth: just crop your 16:9 to 9:16 for vertical The fix this week: a center crop throws away your composition and buries faces under captions. Vertical needs reframing, not slicing. — Premiere's Auto R…
Myth: more jump cuts means a faster, better edit The correction worth crediting: removing every breath doesn't raise energy, it raises fatigue. Pace is about rhythm and contrast, not cut count. — Ever…
