Jose Victor Basalo

14/08/2026

Day 1 of 30

13/08/2026

Day 0 of 30

06/08/2026

Tapos na’delete ang raw files 😬

🎞️ — "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" 📷 Nat Sanders, Gina Sansom, and Harry Yoon ▶️ avid.com/media-composer

05/08/2026

Comment the word 'Angle' to get the link and the prompt mentioned in the video.

PROMPT: Visual & Audio Fidelity: Maintain 100% consistency with the original video. Do not alter the subject's identity, wardrobe, room layout, or lighting. The audio track, lip-sync, vocal pacing, and facial expressions must remain completely untouched. Only the virtual camera placement should change.

Camera Transitions: Execute immediate, clean hard cuts. Do not use morphing, blending, or artificial zooms between angles.

Shot Sequence:
{} to: {} Switch to a left-profile angle.

{} to: {} Cut to a slightly elevated high-angle shot; the subject briefly glances upward while speaking.

{} to: {} Extreme close-up focusing strictly on the eyes and brow.

{} to: {} Hard cut to a behind-the-scenes angle from behind the speaker. The shot must reveal the workspace in front of them, clearly showing a PC monitor, a camera facing the subject, and the studio lighting setup.

Absolute Rules: Treat this as a professional multi-cam setup in a single room. Alter nothing but the camera angle.

04/08/2026

Want to know how to create content for each of these buyer phases? Comment 'Phase' below and I'll send you a simple guide!

03/08/2026

**I'm trying something new!**

Hey everyone! You know I edit cool videos for people, but I can't show them off. So, I decided to make my own! I'll share all my best tips and tricks with you. Will I be good at making my own content, or will I give up? Let's find out together!

28/07/2026

Normalize natin yung doing your best sa WFH shift, tapos pag-log out, diretso luto ng proper meal, sleeping early, at paggising kinabukasan, wala kang pakialam sa business ng ibang tao.

Protect your peace era lang.

24/07/2026

Today habang nasa client meeting ako I realized something

Clients come and go.

Dati, nakaka-anxious kapag may nag-eend na contract or may client na hindi nag-renew.

Mapapa-overthink ka kung may mali ka bang nagawa or if you're not good enough.

But as you grow, you'll realize na part talaga 'to ng process. It’s just business, nothing personal.

And if you’re over-thinker like me,

Here’s what losing a client actually means:

1. Misaligned goals.
Sometimes, hanggang doon lang talaga yung season nila sa video editing life mo. And that's completely fine. 👍

2. Room for growth.
Pag may nawawala, it forces you to level up your skills and refine your offers.

3. Redirection.
A closed door means may nabakanteng space for a better, higher-paying client na mas ka-vibe mo at mas naa-appreciate ang value mo. ✨

Kaya if you recently lost a client, don't be too hard on yourself.

Take the lesson, adjust, tapos laban ulit.

The right ones will stay, and the better ones are already on their way. Keep grinding!

— Jose Victor Basalo

Question pala para sa inyo.
I’m planning on creating a video series kung papaano ako nagsimula, tips and tricks pano ako gumawa ng portfolio without experience, pano ko nahanap first client ko, pano ako nag-upskill, and pano ako sumasagot during interviews, all those things. Let me know if interested kayo.

Walang course. Walang bayad. Real Value lang para sa kapwa ko editors 💪

23/07/2026

Real talk lang para sa mga kapwa ko editors: kailangan nating masanay na mag-let go ng mga lowballers at toxic na clients.

Yung mga maling clients, sila yung uubos ng oras mo sa sandamakmak na revisions, pipigil sa pag-grow mo, at uubos ng space sa timeline mo para sa mga mas okay na projects.

Ang pag-scale natin sa industry na 'to ay hindi lang about sa paramihan ng hawak na raw files. Minsan, ang totoong growth ay yung pagpili ng clients na:
1. Na-a-appreciate yung pagod mo
2. Nirerespeto yung editing process mo
3. Alam ang worth ng skills mo (no to lowball!)
4. At gusto talagang makipag-collaborate sayo.

Protect your peace and your timeline. Quality over quantity palagi!