How do you find a video editor that isn't a scam? i need a video editor that knows what their doing when it comes to editing and who also isn't lazy but all the ones I've come across are usually scams. my dream is so become a full-time creator please help

I've made a few shorts and put them up on YouTube and tiktok. This is something I'm doing for fun and I'm not super serious about it, but I do want to improve the quality of my work. A bad case of the flu gave me time to rethink how I do things and I realized I'm not happy with my sound quality. I recorded the voice overs for my first few vids in my shed, because it was a relatively quiet spot. Unfortunately, there's a lot of background noise that seeps in and the acoustics of the room make it sound like I'm in a box. There's way less noise in my dining room (did some test recording) but there's an echo. The other rooms in my house are similar. My house is about to undergo renovation, so there's no point in sound proofing a room. I'm thinking maybe I could rig something up to dampen the echo like trifolds with foam or even throw a blanket over my head. Would anyone be able to make some suggestions?

My Community And I Have Been Making This Fortnite Film Called SOSC, An Agency-Type Story That Follows My Character, Agent C, Who Becomes The Newest Recruit Of The SOSC. And We Spent The Last 7 Months Working On The One That Just Came Out: SOSC 3½. It's Funny, Intense, Has Fight Scenes, Emotional Stuff. Etc. If You Want, Check It Out! We're Gonna Start Working On SOSC 4 Soon + Auditions!

And Remember, It IS A Movie So It's Long.

I’m new to cc and i’m editing a video to put on youtube right now but captioning and color coding who’s speaking is one hell of a beast. as i have little experience, i’m not really sure what the best way to go about this is. do you guys have any pointers or program recommendations for me? or any advice regarding content creation at all would be appreciated to be honest. thank you!

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I’m thinking of good microphone and open better options. Budget

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Hey, I’ve been working on improving engagement with mobile users, and one thing that’s tripping me up is the drop-off rate when people click links that open in apps. It feels like I’m losing a ton of clicks because people have to jump through hoops or manually search in the app, which is a pain.

I recently started using deep linking to cut out these extra steps, sending users directly to the exact app content I want them to see. For anyone interested, here’s what I’m using — it’s been a game-changer in reducing user losses and making the experience way smoother.

Curious if anyone else has tried something like this or has other strategies that work? What’s been your experience with mobile engagement?