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3 contributions to Nex-Gen Creators
NEW VFX TRICK POSTED
Check the "Unlock Editing Secrets" Classroom The teleport effect is here! Tell me what you think.
0 likes • Jun 21
Nice, layering the audio sfx really enhances the impact and effect.
THE POWER OF PACING
Don't let your videos maintain a single speed. Just like music, varying the pace – the speed at which information is presented and scenes unfold – can DRAMATICALLY impact audience engagement and emotional resonance. Challenge: In your next video, really experiment with alternating between faster and slower pacing. - Fast pace: Use quick cuts, rapid dialogue, and energetic music to build excitement, urgency, or create a sense of CHAOS. - Slow pace: Employ longer takes, lingering shots, and moments of silence to emphasize emotion, build suspense, or allow viewers to absorb details. Tell me what you think fam!
2 likes • May 3
I love using pace to enhance emotions, whether through editing rhythm or how a line is delivered. Holding on a shot can feel uncomfortable, but if that discomfort serves the story or mirrors what the character is feeling, it becomes a powerful tool. Pacing really is one of the most underrated ways to shape audience experience.
2 likes • May 5
@Akash Malhotra I used to tell my film students, “You have to learn the rules to know when and how to break them.” One thing I always emphasized was giving dialogue room to breathe because it feels more natural and grounded. At the same time, cutting to reaction shots can help speed up the pacing while keeping the dialogue intact. It all comes down to finding the right rhythm for the scene.
Storytelling Shortcut: Focus on Character Desire & Obstacle
At its core, compelling storytelling often boils down to a character wanting something and facing obstacles in their way. Clearly define your character's desire and the challenges they encounter to instantly create inherent conflict and drive your narrative forward. Put your character through TENSION & RELEASE Challenge: For your next video, identify the central character's primary desire and the main obstacle preventing them from achieving it. Make these elements clear to your audience early on. Why this works: - Creates immediate engagement: Viewers naturally want to see if the character will succeed. - Provides a clear narrative focus: It gives your story a central through-line. - Generates conflict and tension: Obstacles create drama and keep viewers invested. Who wants an in-depth 9 minute presentation on how to level up your storytelling?
0 likes • Apr 22
Character desire and obstacle really are the spine of great storytelling, especially in short-form content where every second counts. I’d definitely be interested in a 9-minute deep dive. Story is king, and having a strong narrative thread is what makes content stick. I’d love to see how you break it down with examples or frameworks. Count me in.
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Jeremy Coulter
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Filmmaker & marketer blending creativity with strategy. D&D fan, 3D printing hobbyist, and AI explorer—always learning, creating, and innovating!

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