Okay, so I’ve been wanting to create a cool video tribute, a “homage” if you will, to my favorite WWE wrestlers. I’ve seen some awesome ones online, and I finally decided to take the plunge and make my own. Here’s how it went down.
Getting Started
First, I needed footage. Lots of it. I spent a good few hours just scouring the internet for match highlights, promos, entrance videos – anything that showcased the wrestlers I wanted to feature. I ended up with a massive folder of clips, a real mix of everything.

I needed a good program, I chose a program and installed. I fiddled around with the settings, watched a few quick tutorials, and felt… somewhat ready. I dragged all my video files into the program, and that’s when the real work started.
The Editing Process (aka The Grind)
This was the longest part, for sure. I started by arranging the clips in a rough order, trying to get a sense of the flow I wanted. Then came the music. Picking the right song was crucial! It had to be something that matched the energy of the wrestlers and the overall vibe I was going for. I finally settled on a track that had a good mix of epic and intense.
- I spent hours syncing the video clips to the music, cutting and trimming to make sure the best moments hit at the right beats.
- I added some basic transitions, like crossfades and dissolves, to make things smoother.
- I adjusted the color a little to give my edit a more professional look.
Final Touches
After a ton of tweaking and rewatching (seriously, I lost count of how many times I watched the whole thing), I was finally happy with the * I exported the video. Fingers crossed, I hit the export button and waited. It took a while, but finally, it was done!
I watched the final product, and you know what? I was pretty proud of myself. It wasn’t perfect, but it was mine, and it captured the spirit of what I wanted to express. It was a real learning experience, and I definitely have a newfound respect for video editors. It’s a lot of work, but totally worth it when you see the finished product.