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my first real video edit, be honest it's probably bad

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ok so i know its not great but i spent like 3 hours on this edit and i want actual feedback not just people being nice. its just a short clip from a local park, nothing fancy, i was mostly testing out transitions in capcut because thats what i have right now. the drone is a holy stone hs720 which i know isnt the best camera but its what i started on.

main thing im not sure about is the music sync, i tried to time the cuts to the beat but watching it back i think some of them are off. also the color grading is basically nothing i just dont know where to start with that stuff yet. anyway yeah be brutal

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honestly for a hs720 and a first edit thats not bad at all. the music sync thing is something that just takes practice, i used to count the beats manually before cutting which sounds tedious but it actually helps you start to feel it. color grading on that camera is tough because theres not a ton of dynamic range to work with but you can still do basic contrast and saturation stuff and it makes a difference. keep going dont give up on it

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capcut is actually fine for starting out, people sleep on it. the transitions can get a bit overdone though so just make sure youre not using them just to use them if that makes sense. sometimes a clean cut is better than a fancy wipe or whatever

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