There are three primary types of edits you should do with fiction, both in traditional publishing and self-publishing. I'm identifying the types, covering their nuances, and giving helpful tips on what to consider when hiring outside help.
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01:33 Developmental editing overview
02:22 What developmental editing ISN'T
03:05 When do you need developmental editing?
06:05 Line editing overview
08:03 What line editing ISN'T
08:36 When do you need line editing?
09:35 Where do you get line editing?
10:39 Finding qualified freelance line editors
14:06 Copy editing overview
17:35 When do you need copy editing?
18:11 Where do you find copy editors?
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Camera: Canon t6i
Mic: Rode VideoMic Go Light
Lighting: Limo Studio Soft Kit
Editing Software: Pinnacle Studio 22
