Video Editing: How to Edit Your Film with Jack Coyne
Time to bring it all together.
Perhaps the most important class of the workshop—you’ll learn lots of preferences on how to organize footage, lay up your project, and cut your footage.
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Our Review
Video Editing: How to Edit Your Film with Jack Coyne — Cut Travel Footage That Actually Holds Attention
The gist: A beginner-level editing course that breaks down real creator editing styles, useful for turning a day of travel clips into a video people watch to the end.
- Runtime and level: 46 minutes, Level 1 (beginner-friendly), covering pacing, music selection, and rhythm.
- Case-study format: analyzes actual videos from David Dobrik, Casey Neistat, and Colin & Samir to explain the editing decisions behind popular travel/vlog-style content.
- Workflow basics: teaches organizing footage and structuring a project before cutting, which matters most when you're editing on the road with limited time.
- Real-world credibility: instructor Jack Coyne worked directly for Casey Neistat and studied film at Wesleyan University.
Per a Jack Coyne interview shared on X (formerly Twitter), the course condenses what he learned in film school into a practical breakdown so viewers don't have to go themselves.
Best for: new travel vloggers who already have footage but struggle to cut it into something watchable. Skip it if: you're an experienced editor looking for advanced software-specific techniques. Runs ~$9 — check the current price before buying.
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