The Full Shooting-and-Editing Flow: Zero Basics, One Person, One Phone, Master Short Video!

This course covers parenting-account launch hands-on, video shooting techniques, video editing, and live techniques, helping you master the full video-creation and operations flow from zero — suited to newbies and advanced users. Through real cases and detailed explanation, it lifts your creation ability and operations level.

Outline

1. Operations

• 1.1. Understand platform rules
• 1.2. Weight and account warming
• 1.3. The traffic push mechanism
• 1.4. How to ride holiday hotspots
• 1.5. How to break through views
• 1.6. Fourteen monetization ways
• 1.7. The national mini-task
• 1.8. Dongchedi (Autohome)
• 1.9. How to position your own account
• 1.10. Parenting account launch hands-on

2. Shooting techniques

• 2.1. Camera-move techniques
• 2.2. Camera-move skills
• 2.3. Camera-move emotion
• 2.4. Newbies' understanding of light
• 2.5. Composition knowledge
• 2.6. Shot-size knowledge
• 2.7. Light and product tips
• 2.8. Adding frame layers
• 2.9. Stabilizer use techniques
• 2.10. Shooting-technique effects collection
• 2.11. Shot-size distinctions

3. CapCut editing

• 3.1. Knowing the CapCut app
• 3.2. How to add music
• 3.3. How to split and adjust material length
• 3.4. How to set ratio and background
• 3.5. How to add lyrics text
• 3.6. How to make opening/closing effects
• 3.7. How to add a black-and-white opening
• 3.8. How to make beat-sync videos
• 3.9. What if my own voice doesn't sound good
• 3.10. How to make HD videos
• 3.11. Mask use
• 3.12. Picture-in-picture use
• 3.13. The viral sudden-slow-down effect
• 3.14. Transition-effect adding
• 3.15. Chroma-key use
• 3.16. Landscape color grading
• 3.17. Multi-screen effect production
• 3.18. Portrait color-grading techniques
• 3.19. The use-of-same-template method
• 3.20. Keyframe use
• 3.21. How to add the golden-finger effect
• 3.22. Smart keying
• 3.23. Smoke video
• 3.24. How to make an end-screen follow prompt
• 3.25. The cool hollow-letter subtitle opening
• 3.26. Head-enlargement production
• 3.27. Floating-avatar video production

4. Film/TV editing

• 4.1. Film/TV editing (part 1)
• 4.2. Film/TV editing (part 2)
• 4.3. Film/TV editing (part 3)
• 4.4. Film/TV editing (part 3, continued)

5. Product showcase and live

• 5.1. Opening the product showcase
• 5.2. Withdrawing the security deposit
• 5.3. Good-stuff selection
• 5.4. Good-stuff video editing (part 1)
• 5.5. Good-stuff video editing (part 2)
• 5.6. Good-stuff video publishing
• 5.7. How to start a live
• 5.8. Live terminology intro
• 5.9. Live equipment needed
• 5.10. The live-room algorithm
• 5.11. Live-room ice-breaking
• 5.12. The live room's five traffic entries
• 5.13. Live-room retention
• 5.14. Live time-slot choice
• 5.15. How to lift live-room popularity
• 5.16. Live-room forbidden zones
• 5.17. What if nobody enters the live room
• 5.18. More fans = more live viewers?
• 5.19. What to prep for live
• 5.20. How to fast-lift live-room popularity
• 5.21. Dou+ use in the live room

6. Advanced techniques

• 6.1. Knowing VideoLeap
• 6.2. The knife-cut transition
• 6.3. Keyframe mask production
• 6.4. Black-screen material application
• 6.5. Rectangular-mask transition
• 6.6. Cutout transition
• 6.7. Filter adjustment
• 6.8. Text and voiceover
• 6.9. Green-screen brush transition
• 6.10. Green-screen keying application
• 6.11. Basic beat-sync
• 6.12. Canvas and mixer use
• 6.13. Chromatic-aberration gradient
• 6.14. Tone range
• 6.15. Tone-range demo
• 6.16. Keyframe practical tips
• 6.17. Water-ripple and zoom transitions
• 6.18. Image-position gradient
• 6.19. Volume gradient

7. Bonus courses

• 7.1. Camera-move techniques
• 7.2. Film/TV account editing (part 1)
• 7.3. Film/TV editing (part 2)
• 7.4. Stabilizer techniques
• 7.5. Shooting-technique effects collection
• 7.6. Shot-size distinctions
• 7.7. Douyin hit hands-on