Hi guys!! My name is Guilherme!! I’m from Portugal!! I joined this community to learn more about editing.

how i can get a client?

Most editors make the mistake of making an editing portfolio that looks like a store... With a Home page full of fluff... An About Me page full of fluff... A Services page full of "services" they don't even truly offer... A Work page full of every project they've ever done, even random niche videos they don't want to do more of... And a separate Contact page all in an attempt to appear as if they are "professional." The problem with this is... it makes your portfolio 90% fluff, more difficult to navigate, more complex, and less effective at doing what a portfolio is actually supposed to do. The only thing a portfolio needs to do is 1. Establish trust 2. Display your work, and 3. Give a way to contact you. And most editors make it way more complicated than it should be to achieve these 3 things. So here are the ONLY 5 things you need to have a professional portfolio that establishes trust & conveys your work in the best light, and at the bottom are some examples that follow this structure and convert at a high level. Your portfolio should follow this structure: 1. Your name at the top with a value statement (Ex: Norman Zizoff. Growing your channel with editing that works.) 2. Notable & relevant clients you've worked for with their subscriber counts to establish credibility. 3. Your work. Put your best video right next to the value statement, your second best video as the last video so they leave seeing your second best work, and only show work relevant to the kind of work you want to get hired for. 4. Testimonials from previous clients sprinkled in between videos throughout the entire portfolio. 5. A Call to Action to DM, Email, or Book a Call in order to work with you. And that's it. Your portfolio should be one page that clients can just scroll down and by the time they get to the bottom, they have... 1. Been introduced to you 2. Seen the clients you've worked for 3. Watched your best work 4. Saw all the testimonials of how great you are 5. And now have a way to get in contact if they're interested

Wake up early, yes its hard but its a HARD thing. 👊 Going back to sleep is not HARD. 😴 Waking up early is HARD. 👊 What is YOUR hard thing? 🫵🤔 - Going on a 5am run? 🏃‍♂️ - Going on a 5am bycile ride? 🚲 - Going on a 5am walk? 🚶‍♂️ - Waking up at 5am and cleaning the house? 🏘️ - Waking up at 5am and going to the gym? 🏋️‍♂️ What is your HARD thing? It's your choice, DO it!! 🚀 My Hard things - Gym 4 days a week MINIMUM - Pushing myself to attend all my uni classes each week (2-3) - Turn up to every game on sunday and play my best - Put my best effort in while working (editing) - Wakeup at 6-7am each day By doing a HARD thing every day, for the rest of your life - you will gradually grow as a person and improve your health and discipline overtime, making yourself the best version of YOU. "Life is made up of hard things, and most of those hard things you have to do. You got to go to school, work, pay taxes and follow the rules - and those are hard things." - Casey Neistat https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=StMltAX0mp0&t=67s

So i just got off my first call with Norman and he has a ton of advice and knowledge! For anyone who is looking to step up their wins for all things video editing and making money as a video editor he has the right guidance and puts in the effort to help. He really over delivers! Much Thanks Norman! chat again soon.