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Encouraging your students to consider careers as plumbers or electricians is a great idea. These trades offer strong job security, competitive pay, and opportunities for entrepreneurship. Plus, skilled tradespeople are always in demand, making it a stable career choice. It also allows them to gain hands-on experience and potentially avoid the high costs of a traditional college education. By promoting these careers, you're highlighting the value of essential skills that society relies on daily. How do your students generally respond to this suggestion?

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Love the tips!

Thanks for sharing Joaquin! I need to try the meditation.

Cool vidéo

lmao, the on-fire-camera :D But yeah, great tips! I Need to work on 6 definitely

Great insight! Thanks :)

This really helps! Thanks for taking the time to teach! Good fortune to you!

Thanks for sharing! This is really insightful. I know it's a stream-of-consciousness-type video, but would you be able to add video chapters for videos like this? The actual content doesn’t start until about a minute in, and the first thing you talk about is getting coffee-both sections I might have skipped.

hey Joaquin, I think it might be cool to see what your day looks like when you're between jobs, if that's not too intrusive. Like what do you do to decompress from the last job, what are you doing to prep for the next one, how do you keep structure in your life or do you, how are you honing your skills or learning new ones?

Would you recommend having a part time job to support yourself unrelated to film?

I cant imagine leaving LA just to move back. You either are gonna wait this out or leave and delve into another career. Nothing wrong with the latter

What are your thoughts on staying or leaving an expensive city during a slow job market?

Lol that Vegas to LA drive will get old the very first time you do it. As someone who moved out to LA right as the strikes started, It's been tough but I couldn't imagine leaving, this is the spot to be. Thanks as always for the insight, Joaquin!

What do you use for storage at home? Do you use a RAID or NAS? How do you backup and archive?

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Do you need to live in LA to get represented? I'd love to do more film editing, but don't really have the option to move to that area. Thanks!

Excellent tips, but I wish the interview was a little longer. Im not sure if its the accent or her attitude, but I wanted more of Bella Roberts!☺️

Man this was really helpful. I've been trying to figure out what all that 100 hrs stuff and the list meant. This gave me tremendous direction.

What are some good editors agencies to reach out to?

Loved being a part of this panel. Joaquin is a great host and an incredible editor and artist! I'd go to war with you any day sir!

Good video...

Thank you so much for this helpful video, and congrats again for Griselda's awesome work!

Wait for me on Netflix

Do you have a "client monitor" -- that is, a dedicated monitor only for showing the Record side of the Avid composer window? How do you set it up?

Wow this is amazing! Great technology that I’m sure we will see used on more productions.

How are you today, elizondo? Do you convert to high-definition format dnx hqx 10bit in Avid for the Netflix series, and what is the final format for export ? Greetings and thx for info

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You guys worked on Griselda for about a year? That’s crazy! I thought it should be at least 6 months considering the amount of editing is needed for such scale projects, especially the Narcos: Mexico seasons. You guys are the absolute legends, and I’m glad I found this channel as I’m a very big Narcos series series fan myself and enjoyed Griselda a lot as well! It’s interesting to learn how these series were edited. I’m not an editor or something like that, I mainly do CZcams shorts for my channel and some small edits from time to time. I know it must have been tremendous amount of work on these Narcos: Mexico and Griselda projects, tons of editing and lots of experimenting too. I have a question. I know there’s lots of material which didn’t make it to the final version of the series. Maybe you guys have some Narcos: Mexico stuff (bloopers for example, and of course moments that got cut out). That’d be awesome to get my hands on that kind of gold as it’s not available anywhere and I guess only the editors perhaps have the possession of it. Would love to share it all with more people on my Narcos fan community. Just asking, if you don’t have it or don’t know if someone has it, that’s okay. Just let me know. Also you got a new sub!

Congratulations 🍾 I’m going to watch this soon!! Dope!!

Beaut, big congrats Compa. And thank you for the great advice about letting people know/ showing interest that you are interested in working on future projects

Thank you for sharing your experience, it was a dope series! I made sure to watch the credits to see your name pop up! It definitely was a film feel vs a series, I loved that! Since 2019 is crazy though but it’s gotta be an even crazier feeling to see it all unfold and come to life! ❤

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Interested in a career in film & scripted television? Check out my free masterclass and other career development resources: hollywoodeditingmentor.com/learn-with-joaquin/

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this is really interesting, really cool to see that the perfomance of ted was done live

Is is too late to be a video editor at the age of 60's?

And then many people applying on LinkedIn, Glassdoor to lousy pay 💰 positions 😂😂😂😂😂

The art of film editing creates the complete dimension for viewers, and those who have this talent use the tools available today. The development of new tools rests upon their ingenuity.

Great resource! Thank you so much for being a mentor and sharing insightful and practical advice - any success I have from here on out will be a direct result of your channel. 🙏🏻Many thanks.

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Nicely done!