This course is co-instructed by Laurence Seberini (Adobe Premiere) and Albert Diantus (DaVinci Resolve). Taking great footage is only half of the job. Post production is another skill set that needs to be mastered in order to become a truly rounded aerial videographer. This course will gives you the flexibility of learning either Adober Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve, or both. Premiere is well suited for Adobe fans & DaVinci for those who are looking for an uncompromising free alternative. With 16 lectures from start to finish you will learn how to: Introduction to the editing software Organize your media Cut out your best footage Edit the footage Add an acceleration effect Add a zoom effect Correct exposure with a mask Choose the right color filter for the job Color correct in general Use LUT’s Color correct the final project Choose the right  music Edit the project  to the music Add a title Export a project The course works its way through each of these steps with sample footage right from getting the files off the camera to exporting ready for Youtube! If you want the easy way to edit footage and to really grasp the fundamental principles then its time to jump in and take this course.

**Note** This video editing course covers the previous version of Filmora, they have just recently released a new version called 'Filmora9' so just check which version of the software you have before buying this video editing course. This Filmora course should give you a good foundation in video editing in general, but the layout of Filmora9 is slightly different ****** Video Editing with Wondershare Filmora In these series of video editing lessons, you will learn how to edit great looking videos that you can upload to YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, Vimeo etc using this easy-to-use video editor from Wondershare Filmora . It's a great video editor to start with if you are new to video editing, Filmora will allow you to edit videos simply and very quickly. There are some really great video editing effects available in Filmora, and it may be an easy video editor to get started with, but you will still be able to edit really dynamic looking videos that look professional. Learning Goals for this Video Editing with Filmora Course In these Filmora video editing tutorials the goal is to explore all the video editing tools in Wondershare Filmora so that you can start editing videos as soon as possible in Filmora. These video editing lessons are simple and 'to-the-point', and I try and avoid going over unnecessary details and overloading you with information about video editing. This is just a simple 'no frills' demonstration of how to use the video editing tools in Filmora 8 . Practice Video Editing as You Learn I highly recommend visiting the Wondershare Filmora website and downloading the video editor (for Windows or Mac) for free. Shoot some video footage using your phone or camera or download some royalty free footage (I show you how to do this in the course). There are some free video editing effects available as well to get started with video editing in Filmora. And then as I teach you how to use the video editing tools and effects, try and experiment with these video editing tools in Filmora yourself using your own footage. Learn and experiment in Filmora as you go. If you have any questions about these video editing lessons, just send me a message and I'll be happy to try and help with any Filmora questions that you have. Happy video editing! ***Bonus Material*** At the end of this video editing course I'll show you how to edit a live action 'Explainer Video" . I'll show you where to find stock video footage and images to use in your Filmora project, where to find good music , how to edit all your clips together in the timeline in Filmora , how to add movement to your images , how to add text to present information in your video, how to change the color of your text to emphasize certain key words that you want your audience to focus on, and I'll talk about crediting the authors of the stock videos and images properly. ********************

If great footage + average editing = average result, and average footage + great editing = great result, what does great footage plus great editing equal? Do you want to understand the rules broadcast professionals use when editing a TV show? Do you want to improve the quality of your videos, to the point where your audience can't get enough? Are you moving from still photography to video, and is editing a major challenge? Are your videos just not getting noticed and shared on your YouTube channel? You are a professional video editor, but are not getting noticed because your work is technically fine, but not creatively outstanding? Then you have come to the right place. Operators and editors. In the pro broadcast world, there two types of editors: Operators and editors. An operator is someone who should be an expert at the software, understands codecs, as well as the export parameters needed for broadcast. Very often, these people are not particularly creative, because creativity is not their main focus. Often, it's the technical side of video that excites them the most. Before you do this course, I have a question: Do you mainly want to be taught all the technical stuff regarding video production? (called an operator-editor) Or. . . Do you want to become a creatively intuitive, clever video editor, that can create amazing content from your, or other people's footage? (called an editor) If yes, then this course is for you. If you answered 1, then this is not a course for you. I don't teach the tech stuff at all. Because, honestly, I am no expert myself. I have worked in broadcast TV as an editor for 37 years, won awards in New York and Cannes, and yet I still only have a basic understanding of the tech stuff. Because, believe it or not, I don't need it. And neither do you! I am an editor. I am not an operator. Editing video (understanding the software) is a straightforward, if complex subject. It is taught all over the Internet. But find me a truly creative video editing course. I can't find a good one anywhere. So I created this one. Editing video is easy to do, but difficult to do well. The trouble is, most video courses on the net are presented by filmmakers making wedding videos and low budget music videos. Very few are broadcast professionals. The proof is that most video editing courses focus primarily on software, which requires limited creative insight. This course is not about software. You will learn: How to attract, grab and hold onto your audience, How to entertain your audience, and have them wanting more, How to make your edits seamless and integrated, How to select music, and avoid the dangers of bad music choices, How to avoid the traps amateurs often fall into, How to use the power of visual elements, The importance of the audio track. Oh, so important! Music montage editing— easy to do, but difficult to do well, How to edit dialogue, How and when to use transitions, How to maximise the power of sound effects, Some stuff about YouTube. Editing software and what's good, and what's less good. All these skills will make your editing experience easy and intensely creative. You can become a great filmmaker. You will need: A broadband Internet connection, A laptop or desktop computer. Editing software able to edit multi-layered audio tracks. Manipulating multi-layered audio is fundamental to good editing. Any edit software with multi-layer capability, able to handle your source footage, will do. A basic understanding of video editing. As this is not a software course, you will need an understanding of your software, how to ingest media from your camera card, and how to set up a time-line to begin editing. An ongoing project would be an advantage so you can practice some of the techniques shown right away, A sprit of learning something new and intensely creative, Be prepared to have some fun. The syllabus Part One: Preparation for the edit. Knowing where everything is frees you up to be creative. Part Two: How to capture your audience within the first 20 seconds and keep them riveted. Part Three: Music choice, music montage editing, back timing for effect and more. Part Five: Editing styles. Lots of examples of styles and their affect on the audience, Part Five: Transitions, pace and the story, and editing techniques, Part Six: Lots of actual broadcast examples. Why they work and the techniques used, Part Six: You-tube and presenting to camera. We talk software to assist you in making the right choice. Also, helpful tips on creating a You-tube channel and make money from it. Software and equipment Like our shooting course, we don't spend much time talking about equipment. We focus on teaching techniques to tell a great story—whether it's a full-length documentary, a wedding, or a 30-second commercial, it's all about story-telling. You need to know the basics of your chosen editing software already. This is very important: Although what we teach is performed using computer software, this is NOT a software course. Instead of, how to use the software , this is, what to do with the software . It does not matter what software you have chosen for your editing setup. As long as you know the basics, everything will be easy to follow and understand. Your lecturer Andrew St Pierre White has 37 years as a broadcast professional, with international awards to his credit. Included in these are Cannes Film Festival, Gold Award for Editing, New York TV, Silver Award Editing and Louries TV Awards South Africa, Grand Prix Editing. He has edited numberless TV commercials, nine documentary series, many corporate videos and some TV dramas. His work has been broadcast on major channels and networks on six continents. As a director of TV, some of his work is on YouTube, where his channel boasts 24 million views.

UPDATES TO VERSION 17 UNDERWAY, NEXT UPDATES DUE ON 6th JANUARY So, you want to edit? Great! You know what they say, you learn by doing! What’s even better is you can get the software for free, crazy right? There’s never been a better time to knuckle down and get started. This course will take you from the bare essentials; how to set up Da Vinci Resolve and organize your media properly, all the way through to finished edit of a short film including basic audio. But that’s just the start! There’ll be regular, free updates with new modules, entirely new projects and lectures every month starting in May 2020. This course is taught almost entirely hands on, you’ll download a full short film and begin working on it immediately. I’ve built this course around professional, practical projects that are taken directly from industry. Every project in this course, and there are more to come, was produced professionally by a team of experienced industry practitioners, on most of which I was an active member on the real project, who have agreed to let me teach with our work. So, you know you’ll be working with some great learning content! Now, this is just the start. This course will, over the coming months, cover subjects such as documentary, corporate and more as new projects are added and what’s great already only continues to get better. Right now, you can look forward to a second practical project making use of Resolve’s new Cut Panel due to launch in May, and that one’s a multi award-winner starring an actor who had a limited role in Game of Thrones. After that there’s an excerpt from an award-winning feature-length documentary, corporate interviews and the possibility of a professionally choreographed martial arts fight scene. So before long this will be a comprehensive editing course sure to give you the ideal foundation for your own career or continued study. So, go ahead and take a look! I’ve made some key videos free down below so you can make up your mind. I hope to see you on the course soon so we can kick start your postproduction journey together!

KineMaster is the most advanced video editing app available on both Android and iOS. The revolutionary app has made it easy to cut, edit footage, mix audio and background music, remove any background color (chroma key) from the video and put anything behind you. It gives you all the tools which a professional editing software on PC and Mac offers. In this course, you will be able to learn how to use it's tools, how to cut and edit footage, apply filters, remove green screen from the background, add title and media etc. You can voice over and you can add slow motion effect in your videos and Much More. Everything is explained in an easy way.

In this lesson you will learn everything about video editing in Adobe Premiere Pro : - basic editing - professional color correction - creative effects and transitions - cinematic look - working with music and voice - and MUCH MORE. Hi, My name is Erik. I'm a full time filmmaker and an award winning editor doing feature length films a commercials for big brands. I'll be happy to teach you everything I know about editing in Premiere Pro. Enjoy the lesson!

Introducing Learn with Holmes. An online course that teaches you how to edit a movie in Avid. 3 Benefits to this course: 1. If you are new to editing or you want to take your ideas to the next level or willing to migrating to the industry standard software, this course is for you. 2. This course is tailor made to make you a sort after assistant editor or story editor for your next feature film or TV series project. 3. The world of Post production editing is migrating to cloud-based facilities. More obvious in this Covid 19 era. This course will position you for better opportunities in collaborations with other editors and filmmakers around the world. Make Professional Long-Form editing (Movie and TV series) Start your own professional video editing for what ever content you want to create. Documentaries, Feature films and TV series. In this tutorial, you will learn all the tools to tackle any kind of content you want to create. Avid Media composer is a professional video editing software used across the world from big Hollywood studios or in a make shift garage studio. One software to rule them all. Make videos the way you imagine them! This course includes practice video files so you can learn along step by step. By the end of the course, you'll have edited a 5 minute scene from a movie I will be teaching you this course using Avid Media Composer. You can install a free version entry level. Using the course material, you will edit a full scene from a move What makes me qualify to teach you? My name is Holmes Awa and I'm a full time video editor with over a decade of professional experienced. I have worked in South Africa TV industry as well as Nigeria. Having numerous credits to my name in TV series, feature film, documentaries, music videos and AD. I am very passionate in teaching and I will like to pass vital knowledge to you. My Promise to You Having mentored and taught numerous people in the industry, I'll be here for you every step of the way. If you have any question about the course content or anything related to this topic you can always write me a direct message and I will reply. What is this Avid Media Composer course all about? This online tutorial guide to Avid media composer video editing course will teach you all the editing tools available and also you will learn the workflow to tackle any project that is thrown at you as an assistant editor or intermediary editor.

Start editing your own music videos professionally with Adobe Premiere Pro! If you are looking for a basic, yet in-depth lesson on how to get the most out of your smartphone and edit your own professional looking music videos, this full course is the best way to jump right in and get started. Make music videos that compete! Practice editing while you learn. This course includes practice video files so you can follow along and actually learn by doing. I'll be teaching the course using the 2015 creative cloud version of Premiere Pro, but if you have a previous version (CS6, CS5, CS4, CS3 - Mac or PC), you can still learn to edit like a pro.  You can still apply the same techniques on Final Cut Pro, Sony Vegas, and even free software like iMovie and Windows Movie Maker. What makes me qualified to teach you? My name is Emmanuel "leunammƎ" Griggs. I've been an Artist/Producer in the music industry for over a decade, and have been shooting & editing my own videos using my smartphone and Adobe Premiere Pro for almost 5 years.  I've been through the emotional roller coaster of dealing with incompetent videographers and not being happy with my music video, or getting it back way past their deadline, or was just flat out scammed. So, I took it upon myself to take the time out to learn the art of video editing, and pool my resources together to create my own professional looking music videos that have been featured on websites and blogs like XXL, ThisIs50, HypeOffLife and many others.  My videos have also opened up opportunities for me to perform at large festivals, and my songs being added to Spotify Playlists. Now, I want to help you create more opportunities for yourself by offering a beginner's course on how to create your own professional looking music videos that you'd be surprisingly impressed about! My Promise to You I'll be here for you every step of the way. If you have any questions about the course content or anything related to this topic, you can always post a question in the course or send me a direct message. What is this Music Video course all about? In this complete guide to Adobe Premiere Pro music video editing course for beginners, you'll learn only what you need to start cranking out your own professional looking music videos; eliminating the fluff. This course will cover everything you need to know to start your shooting & video editing process, including: The best settings on your smartphone to achieve industry quality filming Where you can download and install Adobe Premiere Pro CC for as low as $20.99 Recommended, but optional equipment that'll take your video to the next level Starting a project Editing your videos in an efficient, yet professional manner.  So you can get back to the music Correcting and grading the color of your video to give it a great style Making your song sync up with your footage in a few clicks Exporting your video for high-quality playback on any device Advanced efficiency tips So much more! Learn from someone who is currently working in the industry, who knows what it takes to achieve eye catching and professional music videos that work, who understands that getting back to the music is the main objective and that shooting and editing doesn't HAVE to be complicated or drawn out. BONUS: As a bonus, you'll receive supplemental video clips (Performance shots and b-roll footage) to practice with while I teach you. By the end of this course, your confidence as a music video editor will soar. You'll have a thorough understanding of what settings to choose on your smartphone and  how to use Adobe Premiere Pro for making your own professional looking music videos. Go ahead and click the enroll button, and I'll see you in lesson 1! Peace, leunammƎ Who is the target audience? You are a Music Artist or affiliated with one and wanting to shoot and edit your own music videos using your smartphone and Premiere Pro. You are a complete beginner who has never edited their own music video nor opened Premiere Pro.

What if you could edit your video with the Adobe Premiere Pro video editing program? This basic video editing course will teach students how to edit videos using Adobe Premiere Pro CS6. Premiere Pro is the one of the most popular video editing programs in the industry. The course provides a general overview of the video editing workspace in Premiere Pro. The video lessons will teach the student how import files including videoclips and audio files. The course covers how to use editing tools in the toolbar including the selection tool, razor tool and others. The course covers how to enhance videoclips using the color correction tool know as the Fast Color Corrector effect. Finally, the course will teach the learner how to export the final video in a format that can be used for YouTube and other social media platforms. The course is for beginners and covers basic video editing skills and shortcuts that are useful when using Premiere Pro. The shortcuts included in the course will help video editors by showing illustrating how the JKL keys in the computer keyboard that can make video editing faster and more efficient. The skills in this course can be applied to newer versions of the program.

DaVinci Resolve 16 is a fully featured cross platform (Windows, Mac, Linux) video editor that comes in the base version for free and studio version. There are no watermarks in your export and the editor is very comparable to other top editors like Adobe Premier or Sony Vegas. In this course, I'll teach you what you need to know to produce quality videos out of your raw footage. Learn how to add video effects, transitions, and custom titles to your videos Explore the new Cut editing workflow Create 3D special effects and custom titles with Fusion Manipulate your video's look by making changes to the coloring. Learn more about exporting your video including how you can upload straight to YouTube automatically The program can be broken down into 6 main areas, including the new Cut editor, for importing and managing your video, audio, and image assets. The editing tab where you will do the bulk of your work actually placing video clips on the timeline, cutting away unnecessary footage, as well as adding effects and titles to your video. The cut editor serves as an alternative to the edit tab focused on a faster workflow, less interface clutter, and 3 easy to use timelines for different levels of precision in your adjustments. The fusion tab allows you create and modify powerful 3D effects creating objects and manipulating lights, color, 3D rotation and position, and more straight from within Resolve. Next, we will jump to the color tab where you can create advanced custom effects changing the visuals of your video with tools like layer masks and power windows. The Fairlight tab allows you to manipulate and improve your audio with VST plugins and record new voice overs inside the program. When all is said and done, you finish up your project by exporting inside of the deliver tab. Let's get to it!