rolax
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- Dec 26, 2016
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this is how I work with my videos... I shoot them with blackmagic cinema camera and the footage allows heavy editing:
software I use the most (sometimes more):
1) Premiere Pro
2) Audition
3) Davinci Resolve
4) Handbrake
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Excellent pipeline.
For a moderate beginner to intermediate video editor I would suggest an alternative pipeline:
1) Premiere Pro / Sony Vegas
--I always say that unless it's a quick project, you should try to learn the hardest thing. Invest in it!
2) Audacity
--Audition is fantastic. But, audacity can do quite a lot. And...it's free! A lot of your sound editing can be done here. Personally, I use Ableton to edit sound, but that's a whole other monster.
That's it.
If you are using your own video footage, you should look into Davinci Resolve (also free), or YouTube videos on color correcting in Premiere Pro.
If you want to do special effects, cool intros/outros, get After Effects. It's a tough one, but there are tuts on YouTube on just about anything, and if you combine knowledge from different tuts, you'll be able to do almost anything!
Happy editing!