That's just basic slideshow, with title templates overlayed.
First of all you'll need to write down a script and decide on photos for every part of the text, after that import that image sequence into any animation software, prefarably Adobe After Effects and apply a simple fade in/fade out...
Forget about editing on 4gb of ram.
I have 64gb and although it might be an overkill for the beginner/medium work, 4gb won't suffice for any HD+ quality video editing.
Short term you can learn basics of Adobe After Effects and look for video and title templates, which then you can customize with your own text/footage.
Long term - keep practicing in After Effects and take courses from School of Motion and Domestika.
It's simply a scene cut in two, with the left part frozen on the frame just before the guy walks into that part of the scene and the video plays normally from that point on.
It is done with Text Presets, which you can either use included ones with Adobe After Effects, or download any of the countless ones offered on sites like videohive.net
This is classical Adobe After Effects look, but it's too overcrowded. Maybe aim for something simple and less overwhelming, but AE would still be a way to go.
Davinci Resolve would be my suggestion, but depends how complex and professional looking you're aiming your end product to be.
Adobe Premiere is much simpler and has more familiar interface, given you have worked with Photoshop.
Even simpler than that - just google free editing tools and end up...
Preach, brother!
That's what I've been always saying as well, but sadly audio always takes the back seat and has done so even in the professional production world.
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If your primary target is IG/TikTok, you should cater to that audience and consider doing vertical.
Maybe get creative and shoot horizontal, but frame scenes in a way to then crop/re-cut footage for both formats.
As much as we'd wish for things to remain traditional, remember the saying 'the...
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