I had to learn very quickly how to edit my own clips. I had already had a minor in Film Studies, so I had some basic knowledge and understanding of editing. Ultimately though, I learned editing the hard way; by trial and error.

There was a lot of error at first (add one more star wipe!) but in time, and with much needed critique of my style from professional friends, I become a dab hand. It was important to be good and quick in the editing room to save time (and sanity). Fortunately, I shot most of the footage that I edited myself so I learned the most important lesson any cameraman/editor can learn; edit in the camera… (edit while you shoot). By the time I got to my editing bay, the project was already, essentially cut. I generally produce very short, very dyamic clips. This is evident in my shooting and editing style. I can use Wondershare Filmora, Adobe Premier Pro, and Final Cut Pro equally.