When using video editing tools like CapCut, it's common to feel like you're losing control over your creative process, especially as projects become complex. From personal experience, I found that setting a clear plan before starting the edit helps me stay focused and 'pretend tight' control over each step, as the OCR suggests. Don't rush into effects and transitions; instead, plan sequences carefully. One tip is to use CapCut’s timeline feature to organize clips methodically, which prevents feeling overwhelmed. Control within CapCut also means mastering the available tools without overusing them. For example, I remind myself not to 'lose control' by adding too many effects or cuts that can distract from the main story. Regularly previewing the video helps me stay aligned with the initial concept. Engaging with CapCut’s active user community and tutorials was invaluable. Watching others’ workflows inspired me to improve my own control over edits and avoid common pitfalls. Finally, remember that perfection isn’t the goal—creative control means balancing technical skills with your personal style to produce content that resonates with viewers.