Why is editing difficult?

The difficulty of editing is mainly reflected in the following aspects:

1. High technical requirements: editors need to master certain computer technology and software operation skills, such as AdobePremiere and FinalCutPro. These softwares are powerful and complicated to operate, and it takes a lot of time and energy to learn and be familiar with them.

2. Strong artistic sense: Editing is not only splicing the shot materials, but also telling a story and conveying an emotion through editing, which requires editors to have a certain artistic sense and aesthetic ability.

3. Time management: Editing often needs to be completed in a limited time. How to improve efficiency while ensuring quality is a challenge for editors.

4. Creative thinking: Editors need innovative thinking. How to edit unremarkable materials into attractive films requires editors to have rich imagination and innovative thinking.

5. Understanding and grasping the content: editors need to have a deep understanding of the content of the shoot in order to accurately grasp the rhythm and direction of editing, which requires editors to have certain professional knowledge and life experience.

6. Communication and coordination: editing also needs to communicate and coordinate with directors, photographers, actors and other parties to ensure that the editing effect meets everyone's expectations.

Therefore, editing is a difficult job that requires both technology and art, as well as time and innovation.