VIDEO EDITING HANDS-ON WORKSHOP

From Zero

to Confident

Video Editor

Learn how to confidently edit videos for social media, content creation, and freelancing — from beginner to portfolio-ready in 3 weeks.

The Problem You're Facing

Video content is booming, but most beginners get stuck at the first step.

If you’ve ever felt that:

❌ You want to edit videos but don’t know where to start
❌ You feel lost with all the editing software and settings
❌ You struggle to tell a story through your footage
❌ Your videos don’t feel polished or professional
❌ You don’t know how to create portfolio-ready clips for clients

Then random tutorials aren’t enough. You need a step-by-step video editing system that takes you from raw footage to polished content with confidence.

WORKSHOP DETAILS

A 3-Session Hands-On Video Editing Workshop (Seats available In-Person and Virtual, at The Playground PH, Lipa City)

✔ Duration: 3 sessions, 3 hours each
✔ Schedule: Every Wednesday, 2–5 PM, starting April 8, 2026
✔ Mode: In-person at The Playground PH, Lipa City and Virtual Live

What Participants Need

-- Laptop (Windows or Mac)

-- Installed editing software (free or paid allowed)

-- Headphones

-- Willingness to edit, fail, and improve

Transform the Way You Edit. Transform the Way You Create.

This workshop helps you go from:

✔ Confident & structured

❌ Nervous & confused

✔ Workflow-ready & client-ready

❌ Fear of software

✔ Repeatable, professional editing process

❌ Trial-and-error

You don’t need shortcuts. You need a system, and this is it.

WHAT YOU'LL LEARN

WORKSHOP OUTLINE

SESSION 1 – VIDEO EDITING FOUNDATIONS, WORKFLOW & FIRST EDIT
April 8, 2026, 2–5 PM

Learn how video editing works, set up your tools properly, and complete your first edit.

Topics:

🎯 What video editing really is (storytelling, not buttons)

🎯 Overview of beginner-friendly editing software (CapCut, Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve)

🎯 Understanding video formats, codecs, resolution, frame rates

🎯 File management & project setup

🎯 Editing mindset: cut for clarity, not effects

Hands-On:

• Software installation & workspace setup

• Importing raw footage

• Basic timeline navigation

• Cutting & trimming clips

• Creating a simple sequence (intro–middle–outro)

SESSION 2 – STORYTELLING, PACING, and AUDIO

April 15, 2026 (2-5 PM)

Learn how to make videos engaging and polished through structure, pacing, and sound.

Topics:

🎯 Video storytelling basics (hook, flow, payoff)

🎯 Jump cuts vs. smooth cuts
🎯 Editing for attention (especially for short-form content)
🎯 B-roll usage and cutaways

🎯 Audio basics (levels, clarity, noise reduction)

🎯 Background music selection and mixing
🎯 Common beginner mistakes and how to avoid them

Hands-on:

• Practice pacing and timing

• Edit a talking-head video

• Add B-roll to improve storytelling

• Clean up dialogue audio

• Add background music properly

• Create short-form (Reels/TikTok style) and long-form edits

SESSION 3 – TEXT, AND EFFECTS, COLOR GRADING, EXPORTING & FREELANCE READINESS

April 22, 2026 (2-5 PM)

Finalize videos, prepare professional exports, and get participants ready for real-world delivery.

Topics:
🎯 Text, subtitles, and captions (readability matters)
🎯 Transitions that don’t look “cheap”
🎯 Basic color correction vs. color grading

🎯 Export settings for different platforms (YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok)
🎯 File naming & delivery best practices
🎯 Client workflow (brief → edit → revision → delivery)
🎯 How to build a simple editing portfolio
🎯 Pricing basics & getting first editing clients

Hands-on:

• Create subtitles and lower thirds

• Use simple effects tastefully

• Apply basic color correction

• Export videos in multiple formats

• Final polish and revisions

• Portfolio video selection

• Mock client feedback & revision exercise

Ready to Edit with Confidence?

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EARLY-BIRD RATE

Edit with Confidence (In-person)

67%+ OFF

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₱4950

In-Person

3 Sessions, 3 Hours Per Session

Hands-On Guided Activities

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EARLY-BIRD RATE

Edit with Confidence (Virtual)

73%+ OFF

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₱3950

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3 Sessions, 3 Hours Per Session

Hands-On Guided Activities

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About the Mentor

Jezreel Dinglasan

Jezreel’s journey into video editing didn’t start with shortcuts or overnight success. He began editing videos long before freelancing was mainstream, experimenting with basic tools, editing gaming highlights, and learning through trial and error long before it was “cool” or profitable.

In 2020, during the pandemic, Jez transitioned out of an eight-year career in the BPO industry and committed fully to freelancing. With no safety net and no agency backing him, he focused on building one skill he knew he could sell globally: video editing.

His first long-term client was a real estate photography and videography company based in California. Despite having no prior real estate editing experience, Jez was trained directly by the team and went on to spend two years editing high-end property tours, drone footage, and polished marketing videos, often spending days refining a single video.

This period became his foundation.

As demand grew, Jez transitioned from solo editor to team lead. He began outsourcing, reviewing work, correcting mistakes, and eventually building systems to maintain quality across multiple editors. This evolution led to the creation of 1StepAhead, where he now leads and quality-checks a team serving both local and international clients.

Today, Jez focuses on teaching beginners the fundamentals that matter most: how to think like an editor, avoid common mistakes, build clean workflows, and develop judgment that goes beyond templates and tools. His approach emphasizes mastering the craft first, before chasing clients or trends.

Endorsed by industry leaders

What Clients are Saying about JEZ

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CLIENT TESTIMONIALS

Relied upon by clients globally

Editing under real deadlines, working with professional photographers and videographers, and handling real client expectations shaped his approach to quality, pacing, and storytelling.