Movie Editor

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Keevee

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• Feb 6, 2010

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What are some good video editors out there?

Where I can mess around with the audio and visual effects as well

Thanks

 

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boo blizzi

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• Feb 6, 2010

• #2

windows movie maker as a start...then camtasia 6...its in the downloads section somewhere.

 

seosutra

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• #3

Adobe Premier is good - used it some years back !

 

blackhit

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I use Sony Vegas for all my editing.
It has an easy learning curve for the basics.

The Adobe proggies are good as well, only haven't found the time yet to wrap my head around them...

 

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ashley101

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i use Sony Vegas pro 9 for basic editing
Adobe after effects cs4 for adding extra effects
3ds max for doing 3d animations or modelling

 

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Keevee

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• Feb 7, 2010
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Does anyone know how to get around visual content copyright? either for still pictures or video?

 

raidel21

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• Feb 12, 2010

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Yeah but then he'll be posting "how do I work Camtasia?"
Start with Windows Movie Maker.

 

auggie101

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• Feb 12, 2010

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raidel21 said:

Yeah but then he'll be posting "how do I work Camtasia?"
Start with Windows Movie Maker.

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hahahaha... that's right.. some people prefer to post and ask question than do their own research..

 

raidel21

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• Feb 12, 2010

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Nick14874 said:

Actually, I think camtasia is very simple. Maybe I'm just a little more savy with movie editors but I think he could figure it out on his own alright.

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Did you need to ask a forum for a movie editor?
Or did you find it on your own.
This is elementary.

 

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lived66

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• Feb 12, 2010

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I was given a Mac for X-mas... made my life SO much easier. Just using iMovie (included with the computer).

Prior to this, I was using Sony Vegas. Also excellent for PC.

Still learning what this program can do then maybe move up to Final Cut Pro...

 

Blueprint

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I'd recommend Camstasia if you're gonna start off, you can learn to do screen casts, and it's a very simple program to use with good video tutorials, and offers a bit more than windows movie maker.