It’s always fun to look back and see how far you’ve come. No matter what your craft, if you keep at it, you can improve in a matter of years or even just a matter of months. Then when you look back at where you used to be you may think “Wow, that could have been A LOT better”. Recently, I took a look at an old video on my personal YouTube channel Kaiju Kim, a review of the film ‘Shin Godzilla (2016). After a session of criticizing and cringing, I jumped into Premiere Pro to r

Your YouTube channel has grown to the point where you're busier than ever and it's starting to get more challenging to pump out content on a regular basis. It's no secret that editing is the most time-consuming part of making videos-- and your time is limited. The solution? Hire a professional video editor. While there are a few ways to go about hiring an editor for your YouTube channel (outsourcing to a postproduction company, for example), for this post I'll specifically