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and nine eight seven six five four three two one oh oh my god

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you're a freaking maniac did i make it

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what's actually better for video editing mac or pc to find out we are going to be

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pitting the one and only the legendary

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i justine against our very own taryn van heemert

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the so-called macro king of Linus tech tips video editing which one will

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prevail only time will tell to find out

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we're gonna have both of you editing a real actual austin evans video and then

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the final edit is going to be reviewed by our panel of celebrity judges

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i am feeling a little nervous i'm really

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excited i mean i pretty much edit every single day so it's just another day do

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you feel more like the underdog or the defending champ going into today i think

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i'm the defending champ i feel like usually i am kind of an underdog because

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i think people sometimes don't even realize that i edit a lot of my videos

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for over the past like 13 14 years that i've been doing this i know you've been

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telling me Linus he's right over there he's like why don't you get an editor

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trying taran had some concerns about going up against you so i talked to

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Linus i said i'm afraid it might be too easy for me to win

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because i'm a power user and justine is not he thought that it was going to be a

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bloodbath oh a bloodbath and Linus says

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she is a power user in fact she's edited

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more videos than you have i've edited over a billion views on my youtube

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channel in final cut justine is a shark

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and if you're a guppy she'll eat you alive that is pretty much what i said

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how much time do we have we have four hours oh four that's plenty of time the

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time limit i'm not a fan i mean sometimes i will

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shoot the video edit the video within five hours and

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then i post it and make the thumbnail austin says that his editors usually

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take five to eight hours to edit a typical video so it's not gonna be great

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but it'll be something if you lose how let down do you feel like mac editors

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everywhere are going to be

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my dog has already left me if i lose yeah people will be

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disappointed i'll look kind of dumb like how many freaking keyboards did he bring

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probably like 500. i do not have 500

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keyboards the audience calls me the macro king because i use a lot of macros

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in my daily work to speed things up i'm just going to use a track pad

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so i have the new 16 inch macbook pro which is kind of crazy because that

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extra screen real estate has been incredible for final cut so i'm editing

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on the ASUS zenbook pro duo taren would have an extra screen built

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into his laptop gosh

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we're we're setting up now we're setting up now so you're my camera guy got my

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dog's bed i have my blanket because i don't like to be cold when i'm editing i

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got my small mini version of my dog just in case

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i also have two different chapsticks i require a wrist rest now so when we do

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event coverage like ces nab pax i will

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always bring the laptop an external keyboard and mouse i also brought a

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stream deck this time did you bring this box

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yes i did he's the only editor in our building

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that has their own room to edit in he sounds like a diva oh

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my god don't tell him i said that we won't tell him we're just going to

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have it in the video although he said he's the enemy this is

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unfair this is unfair he's gonna edit all the things he doesn't like maybe i

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should edit this i also have trail mix

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and my water bottle the best part about winning i think is just winning although

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i mean i'm not really that competitive so i'm not going to be like that upset

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about it she seems pretty confident she's going down

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so ladies and gentlemen you're all set up so this for each of you is one two

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terabyte external drive it's fast enough that you could edit off of it this is a

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Thunderbolt drive or you can copy the footage to your local machine should you

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prefer the timer is now

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running oh i just got a little nervous

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i'm copying my stuff gosh i wish i could see his face right now

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i'm not gonna copy my stuff is there anything else we should know no not

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really all right 200 gigs done copying already not bad oh

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there's a script in here who uses scripts

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oh the audio's not synced

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he has a lut this is so easy

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chrome os ever since i got to take a look at some audio is kind of noisy like

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it's got like an auto limiter or an auto something i'm dealing with it for for

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now but got the lot in i've got some a-roll

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we've got a vicious dog so basically a-roll is footage of

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someone talking whereas b-roll is footage of the thing that they're

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talking about oh of course you did two takes austin yeah so now i gotta edit

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the whole thing i just edited and do it again see this is a classic taren

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editing move right here he's using double speed to watch through and scrub

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through all of his footage because he unlike justine is used to working with

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footage that was shot by mere mortals who need multiple takes it's funny i

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feel like i've been making videos a long time she's been doing it like way longer

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than me what is he even talking about you like talking about chick-fil-a and

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chromebook i love chick-fil-a at least

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so justine is already inserting humorous

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elements into the video only about 25 minutes in she's got some test tones and

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a beep maybe she's mocking austin for needing more than one takes

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25 minutes is about two-thirds of the way through cutting down his a-roll

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removing any of the extra fluff or outtakes is justine farther than me

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don't worry about it dude i am worried about it

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i wonder if austin knows how funny he is he's like he's really funny like his

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outtakes are so good

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just over half an hour in taryn is close to the end of editing down the a-roll

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and one thing i will say about his setup is that it may look ridiculous but his

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back's a lot straighter now this is something i didn't see

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coming justine has a second screen of her own she's actually propped her

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iphone up on her computer using it as a phone stand

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and put austin's script on it scripts i

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like it never used a script before and make sure to make me look good

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how's it going great i'm adding sound effects

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you know i've already got my soundtrack in yeah

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i'm trying to find a file i don't know where i went done with a roll cutting

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and i'm adding all the crap on top although i don't see

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any notes about what shots go with what so i might call him is calling austin an

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option sure is wait he's calling austin no it's not

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picking no not available he might call back

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40 minutes in their different editing styles are already very apparent taryn

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has the entire a-roll cut but hasn't

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really done anything to it yet justine by contrast has done the first chunk of

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her a-roll and is polishing it up before

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she's planning to move on we'll see which one works out better keep going

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for macros that i don't actually have anymore i have a skill marker that's

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supposed to be right here for this competition i've elected not to

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use any premier macros because i want it to be

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normal premiere versus normal final cut i will still be using Windows macros

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like my scroll wheel acceleration but that's it okay i'm freezing i have to

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turn the air down like mr tunnel it's a little chilly look i'm so cold oh my

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gosh this is why i edit with a blanket oh what kind of snacks are over here

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so we are 80 minutes in taran has requested a new chair i'm a fifth of the

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way through the overlay and justine has just returned from her

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first potty break of which he assures us there will be many yeah i haven't

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started doing any of the b-roll parts but i have little markers to know where i want to put stuff you feeling pretty

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good i'm feeling okay okay yeah

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i'll get out of your way yeah bye hey austin uh you say show the ASUS

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model in hand during this a-roll but i don't think you got any shots of that did you

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what you got i'm talking what say austin say that again i i will just dm it to you yeah

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thank you please do

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oh my gosh a cookie delivery i snack and

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edit at the same time i like to call it editing why is media pending oh

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uh oh what time substitution recursion

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what is he owing about so it looks like taran had to relaunch premiere i just

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i'm just trying to make a new folder have you seen this before uh double

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check make sure your external drive is still connected i would try unplugging it and plugging it back in

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okay it's here now i chose not to move all the files off of the

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external drive because it was going to take three minutes i should have done

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that because i just it just cost me more than three minutes oh my gosh how many

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times is he gonna say the same thing over and over again

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you are at half time how you doing good i mean i have everything done

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everything's pretty much laid out so now i'm just making it better okay wow two

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hours to polish yeah i'm pretty hyped about it how are you doing

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i'm halfway done do you consider everything to the left fully polished uh

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pretty much the purple part is i might cut it later and

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i also still need to add music okay yeah okay how are you feeling about your

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chances justine is a worthy opponent that's how i feel

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that's not what you said before we started well looks like i'm learning my

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lesson

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are you okay over there oh yeah i'm just kind of uncomfortable

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um me too i'm freezing you want to go outside maddie i don't

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have austin's credentials for epidemic sound i already have all my music picked

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out i'm kind of bad at choosing good music

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so i'm pretty sure justine's music selection is going to be better than

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mine we are two-thirds of the way through how you feeling he's gonna

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probably want to hire me full-time now ooh i see some fun little we've got some

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little things don't talk uh this could be a lot better i got lost

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in the weeds because he's not following his script so i didn't know where it was

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i'm pretty much just adding music at this point once i get that login from

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james i need the login i have no there you go it finally

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appeared you seem stressed answer that go away

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justine is familiar with the audio library that we're using and he's not

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because she happens to use the same one as austin

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so i used to edit on final cut 7 that's how i learned actually and i switched

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over to premiere when they moved to final cut x which everybody hated at the

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time uh and the funny thing is justine went the other way around

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honestly when you're ready to switch over you don't even have to send a

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resume i'm i'll hire tyler and i are ready we're looking for an editor

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yeah now that the seconds are ticking are you feeling some tension yeah i am

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because my jokes i'm just not it's not happening i noticed you tried to poach

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one of my editors a little while ago do you want to come work from it's great

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we can all work together to be really lovely so i'm less worried now i have all but

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one music track in um that was the bottleneck that i was

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really worried about i'm leaving you for justine by the way and i have all my

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jokes in already all your jokes are in already yeah it's a little light on the

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second half but i do see that yeah oh my god my heart rate's 82 it's usually 50.

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holy crap i'm not okay

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james can you get us those usb drives for the delivery wait there's a there's

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a usb drive for delivery you didn't know that no you just didn't tell me anything

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yeah that was his responsibility to tell you that i mean it's probably

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rendering in the background it is yeah yeah well

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it's cool is there anything else we should know no

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not really all right

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we're down to the home stretch now she is stress eating i'm just rendering now

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because we only have 16 minutes and time keeps going i know

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it keeps going up that's it's going up more shut up

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justine is so focused right now that i'm kind of afraid to talk to her i don't

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even really have time to watch the final video and make changes

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and fixes so like i have to do one last watch through

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yeah this is just timeline previews that's the way that we do it do i need to put my name on this the judges are

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not supposed to know whose video is whose they'll know because the better

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one's gonna be mine yeah yeah yeah yeah it's still four thirteen four fourteen

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four thirteen four yes

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you have a file i think i have a file she's having a file i'm adding a vial

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all we need is for this to not fail

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18 17 16 15 14 13 7 6 5 4 3 2 1. oh my

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god you're a freaking maniac i honestly

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think that i was like one or two seconds late wait he didn't copy the file no

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it's already on the thing

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actually you probably had a good 30 seconds of leeway in there then because

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justine exported to the drive then copied and we decided once you were

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copying you were clear i have never seen anything like this

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my name is farooq which means the judge literally and i'm

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here to judge my channel name is ifondo i'm i'm nico i'm one of the people from

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corridor i guess one of the founders you could say but yeah we make cool videos

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on youtube hi my name is jenny's eric and i'm a youtube content creator so i'm

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kyle i own and operate the bitwit youtube channel and

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that's the end of that answer how many years experience do you have video

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editing too long more than a decade probably i believe i have about eight

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years of final cut experience i've actually never tried premiere i was in

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this competition i'd be competing for the pc side i'm a big pc guy used to be

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mac and then i got tired of paying double for hardware

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i i started with pc and then i in time i

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switched to mag i love them both so i have zero experience at final cut

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because it's clearly the inferior platform i will gladly eat my words if

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the final cut person wins for a quick edit

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i would my gut would tell me that final cut would win because i feel like final

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cut has been marketed and made for quick edits stream of consciousness editing so

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how are you going to be unbiased i couldn't help noticing your last name is

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the same as one of our contestants don't tell my sister but a lot of the times i

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don't watch her videos oh god just watch it

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hey guys this is austin chrome os

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cleaner simpler which just worked cleaner the simpler oh oh oh oh b-roll

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is a little weird justine oh i didn't use that shot i don't know what was for

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his color grade shifts yeah it's almost like did they forget or is that

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intentional i like that nice transition

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oh she's doing a music montage and it

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actually works not that lots of people with chromebooks are fun not sound

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effect i like it this has more personality than

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mine it does i'm afraid it's better wow

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you use graphics oh my gosh oh she did a graphic oh come on

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she had that pre-made there's that shot a third time look at that subscribe push

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are they gonna even go for the notification there you go got the bag there you go

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there you go there you go

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and make sure to make me look good

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pretty good yeah i did notice like there were some parts of the audio kind of

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dropped for me the music was not helping what was being told so there were a

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couple of shots that were repeated one of the animations was a little derpy but

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other than that it was real solid

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hey guys this is austin i like that he showed the youtube video

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we used a lot of the same takes for sure the vegan option of pcs

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not sorry not vegan plant-based diet i edited that part out you can be ginger

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and still be loved so i don't i don't see why not oh wow

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i also edited this out because i didn't want to offend anybody uh oh that title

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is supposed to be at the end that's points off make sure those judges are aware

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this seems very long how long is this video probably a window see oh he okay he

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actually did put it there thanks for editing my video hopefully it

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wasn't that long and make sure to make me look good

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that was cute i like that little end okay all right it was it was good that one

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wins just for that last shot definitely fewer graphics yeah a lot of fewer

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graphics the first one was prettier i think i preferred the color grading in

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the first one yeah it actually like popped a little bit more i'm very

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obsessed about editing out gaps he just left some really long rants in i mean

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they're both good it's in a way it's like i feel like the ultimate version is

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like a combination of the two like some of the punches in a second with the

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graphics from the first judges i assume you have all deliberated

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i see two pieces of paper in front of you on the count of three who you

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thought the first video was one

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two three

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seventy-five percent of you were correct

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we'll go with justine first just think your video was great it was a

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little bit untidy the graphics were nicely placed i thought the music wasn't

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helping but in the end i thought which one i would watch

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your piece was very pretty you had some great graphics work the b-roll felt a

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little bit like i need something to feel the space i'm just going to take some

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shots of him on the computer

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the audio levels were a little all over the place yeah it was really hard to

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tell and also i usually never edit with headphones on and i had to because i was

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being courteous to my opponent here all

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in all good work thank you i haven't cried yet

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enter jenna oh no justine

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i think your video was very well edited i loved the color grading the music was

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kind of could have done maybe without it a

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little bit like it just kind of threw me off but overall you kept my attention

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and i enjoyed it thank you jenna you are welcome um i felt like where the video

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was sort of lacking in certain areas you kind of made up for it in other ways despite all the technical issues or

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errors it's a youtube video people aren't it's not a feature film it was

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how fun is this to watch you hit the nail on the head there i also just

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got a new transition back so i was getting super hyped about it

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that explains it i just downloaded it last night so i've never tried it i was

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like oh these are fun taryn i felt like your video was

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definitely a bit more concise you didn't have quite as many technical errors as

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justine but i also feel like she took a few more risks than you did it was a

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really good use of like b-roll but uh all together good job thank you okay hi

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all right so i will say that i really appreciated how you left in all like the

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humorous little parts the zooming was a little bit too much for me i liked your

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music selection a lot better oh thank you it was really good really oh this is

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a good i thought my music would be much worse really oh yeah i enjoyed your

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music i liked mine um the coloring was a little off but

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overall i still really enjoyed your video thank you spoiler alert i just

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used the lut that austin provided i slapped it on there and i did nothing

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else weird yeah so did i have no time which must

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mean that final cut did a better job no

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no there are scopes in premiere by the way well the lut was also created on final

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cut i don't know if that makes a difference it shouldn't i will compare the two of

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them later they say a movie is written three times once in the script once in

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production and once in the edit yes sir and i could feel you rewriting that

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video which i liked the cut is the most basic tool you have as an editor and

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then you utilize that cut very effectively you'd use it to emphasize beats you'd use it to emphasize jokes

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and i could feel your voice in the edit your edit what didn't quite have the

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production quality that justine's had but all in all uh i feel like there was

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a perspective behind the edit and i thought i thought that was good cool hi

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there i liked your video a lot oh thank you i thought it was very clean your jump cuts

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were much better even though it was boring

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and uh that's fair

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i'm sorry no i bring it when you think about this going

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to be on youtube and what kind of people are going to watch this yeah this is

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where they're going to click away think about that all the time yeah the tmz

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style zooming in and out just rubbed me the

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wrong way too much overall it was a really good video all right

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kyle i'm going to have you go first okay score for the first video first

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whipping it out out of ten 8.5 okay

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and for taren oh

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that was such a bad reveal

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but that's a seven for taren dylasi well uh welcome to the seven club justine

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okay thank you lucky seven taran

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welcome to the 7.5 club yes

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we canceled each other out okay another seven

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for justine and for turn

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oh what is that what is it so final tally

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is 30 out of 40 for justine

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26.5 for taryn and your prize is a lollipop giant

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lollipop i actually i'm finding out about this right now for the first time

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now you guys both watched each other's edits yes do you agree or disagree with

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the judges i'll get justine to go first i mean my only thing was just pacing

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because like i was even getting bored editing i was like i've got to speed

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this up so i just kind of split it up like montages and stuff so there's definitely things that i noticed that

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you did and i was like i wish i would have done that but again we ran out of time

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i thought justine's was better oh thank you yeah i had to eat a big slice of

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humble pie why did you think it was better uh it was just it was more

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dynamic it was it was more interesting less robotic i edited out some of the

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things that i thought were funny because i wanted to be safe but i was already

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thinking of what the youtube comments would be i felt bad i didn't want him to get i don't even read the youtube

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comments well usually you're not in them so it doesn't hurt as bad the editor's

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supposed to be invisible it's true well well wait a minute no

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today not today no and maybe that's a bad philosophy

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actually so you won i did

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i'm pretty excited and it's i mean it's wow you know i was actually surprised at

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all the positive things that they had to say you were particularly proud of your

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music prowess

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i don't think they enjoyed my music as much as i did uh when i saw justine's i was like i

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should have done that and i should have done that i think whatever you have make

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the best out of it it honestly doesn't matter if you have a pc or a mac because

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i could also be editing a premiere on my mac if i had my premier macros

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i still would have lost really oh yeah a poor carpenter blames his tools it

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wasn't about the tool really it was about what we did

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justine just made better editing decisions than i did is it a little satisfying to win after

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taryn said he thought you'd be in it pushover it's pretty satisfying

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but i'm going to share my lollipop with him

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here darren this is for you i think you did a very good job

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and if you still want a job just hit me up on twitter

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thanks for the cookie pop this was fun like i love editing so much

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and i think a lot of people don't ever realize that until this year like i've

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edited almost all my videos justine actually has her own video editing

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course that you can buy for final cut x i think at the end of the day whoever

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won or lost the main takeaway is that nobody should hate on someone else for

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using one tool or the other both premiere and final cut pro today proved

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themselves to be fast capable and professional grade tools

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