Stoned Editing

This takes me back to the days before MegBittonLive unrolled, where you could pay to monthly watch 1 silent edit. I get enjoyment out of silent edits because you can focus on just watching creativity happen.
This includes the long version and a 3 minute summed up version.

This is absolutely awesome! A.M.A.Z.I.N.G.

Fabulous, as usual. I could watch Meg edit all day, and I am always amazed, and I am always inspired, and I always learn something.
The only thing with silent editing is that I feel the need to fill the silence with something else and that something else is usually music. I'm another person who edits late at night, and when I'm editing late at night by myself I usually have music playing in the background, -- like albums from Enigma. (Try it. Do a search for Enigma. Just sayin'...) But because the title of these edits was stoned-editing, I played another fave of mine, -Robin Trower. His song, "Too Rolling Stoned," works pretty well. For those of you who are too young to know who Robin Trower is, he is a rock genius from the 60s and 70's. You can't go wrong with either "Bridge of Sighs," (the song, not the whole album), or "Too Rolling Stoned." Check out those two songs. You will experience two geniuses at work at once. You can watch Meg Bitton while listening to Robin Trower, and the inspiration should be mindblowing and relaxing at the same time. I'm not going to include any links because I'm not sure if that's allowed, but you can figure it out yourselves, I'm sure.

Amazing edit with the use of so many creative techniques. Watching in silence forced me to really take in her every move instead of taking audio cues for granted. It was awesome to get a glimpse into Meg’s creative process as she decided on every little detail.

It's amazing! Really shows everything in one single edit. And I loved watching the 3 minutes after watching the whole thing.