This post is for my boy @Mateusz Kwiatkowski. He asked me to make a post about organizing your assets since he just got a new SSD so here it is. If you guys also have questions or anything you want specific help on, feel free to comment them below or DM me! Here’s how I organize my editing assets to stay fast and efficient when working on projects. First, I organize all my folders in my SSD by client. For me, I have one folder on my SSD for the Ireland Boys, since I edit for them full-time. Inside their folder, I keep two things: A folder of the current projects I’m working on and an assets folder. I move all their past project folders to a hard drive to free up storage on my SSD (but more on that later...) The assets folder is where all the important stuff lives. Inside the assets folder, I recommend you break things down into four main categories: Videos, Music, Pictures/PNGs, and Sound Effects, and that's how mine are set up. 99% of the time you will need these 4 folders for every client, but some of the time too you will also need a few more that are specific to the client's videos. For example, I also have a "Faces" folder where it's just PNG cutouts of the Ireland Boys' faces since they commonly have their faces in the corner of the screen when doing challenges, but not every client needs a "Faces" folder lmao. But let’s start with the Videos folder. I organize the Ireland Boy's "Videos" folder with two subfolders for their two brands, "1Life" and "IBPMerch." Inside those two folders are different video assets they use to promote their brands. Everything else, like memes, green-screen effects, overlays, and other YouTube videos I use often, just lives all bunched up in the videos folder. Next is the Music folder, and I spend a lot of time organizing this one. When I download music from Artlist.io or Epidemic Sound, I make sure to sort it by either genre or emotion.

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I started off with Capcut on my phone 5 months ago. After building my PC, I then moved to Premiere Pro as it's the most widely used. I didn't like 3 things: - It's pricey - After Effects is a separate subscription - Took awhile to get the hang of. I then moved to DaVinci Resolve and I have to say, it's a million times better (IMO): - It's free - I prefer the interface - Fusion nodes are 👑 - VFX, SFX, Moton Graphics and Color Grading are all included in one software. - Performance - Premiere Pro would crash a lot even though my pc is higher end (ryzen 7 7800x3d cpu 🗿) Davinci has never crashed for me. Whats your choice of software and why?

So I've been thinking, and I feel like doing monthly group coaching calls with everyone in here could be a really valuable way for everyone to fast-track the results they're seeing even quicker. But I wanted to know your thoughts, and how to best serve y'all. So here's what I want to know from you... Comment your answers to these questions below: 1. Would you show up? 2. What days/times work for a 1-2 hour live Zoom workshop (the more time availability, the better. Also comment your timezone) 3. The Top 3 things you want the most help with (examples: Storytelling, Animating, Sound Design Getting Clients, Workflow Tips, Increasing Rates, Time Management, etc.) 🚨 Please answer each question and let me know below!

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