Kelsey also dives into topics like the best external hard drives for video editors, After Effects tutorials, and growing your own YouTube Channel. The channel obviously focuses on editing tricks, techniques, and tutorials in Premiere Pro. Kelsey burst on the scene in 2016 with her YouTube Channel called Premiere Gal. Videos run 15-20 minutes so grab some popcorn and settle in for some in-depth industry knowledge.

Every few months Michael releases an epic video around things like debunking post-production myths, building a Hackintosh, web series workflows, what software Hollywood actually uses, asset management, and more. Michael Kammes is the host of the 5 Things series on his self-titled YouTube Channel. His videos range from tutorials to lifestyle vlogs all with a film making angle. Zach is a great example of the new generation of YouTuber, not afraid to call out the norm and demand more from the YouTube community. Topics covered on their channel include color grading in DaVinci Resolve, camera techniques, filmmaking on a budget, lighting tutorials, and more. They produce 1-2 videos per month focused around their filmmaking experiences. The Andyax YouTube Channel is by a team of Norwegian filmmakers. The video sharing giant has an ever-growing collection of channels dedicated to video editors learning video editing. So you want to learn video editing? And you don’t want to start dropping hundreds of dollars on courses? You know where to go: YouTube.

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