Meredith Marsh – Grow Your Audience and Income with Video, YouTube, and Social Media (VidProMom)
If you’re TOTALLY new to video editing, I have a page with some video editing software options and my thoughts on each one. It’s like choosing a car, you kinda have to check it out and get a feel for it before you commit.
On this page, you’ll find all of my posts and videos for video editing, but if you’re looking for tutorials for video editing software, here are my video editing software categories:
Adobe Premiere Elements (one of my favorites!), iMovie (great for beginners), Adobe Premiere Pro (my #1 favorite), VSDC, PowerDirector, Filmora, or here are some Video Editing Apps to look at too.
If you’re a Mac user, you might be wondering about editing GoPro videos with iMovie. Is it possible? Is it a good idea? Spoiler alert: the answer is YES! And in this post, I’m going to cover 5 (plus!) reasons why I think it’s an excellent idea to edit GoPro videos with iMovie.
5+ Reasons Why Editing GoPro Videos with iMovie is a Great IdeaRead More
I’ve been playing around with the new Filmora 8.0 updates and let me tell you… this is some slick video editing software, especially for GoPro users! Filmora recently launched the 8.0 version of their video editor for Mac and PC and I partnered with Wondershare to show off the latest updates to their editor! Want …
Creating a video using iMovie is a relatively process once you get started, but if you’re wondering how to save in iMovie or how to save your iMovie project, things get a little bit confusing. You’ve set up your iMovie project, done some video editing, and now you’re wondering how to save a video in …
How to Save in iMovie (Simple Steps Export your Video In iMovie)Read More
I am in love with Instagram’s Stories feature, but it is a challenge to figure out how to upload pre-recorded, edited content. Have you ever noticed that high-profile Instagram accounts like @garyvee and @gopro upload a mix of “on the fly” and pre-produced, edited clips to Instagram Stories?
Sometimes it feels like there aren’t as many “fun” video editors out there for PC users, right? One of my goals this year is to create some tutorials here on all (or most…) of the video editing software that I know you guys are using. I had a chance to play around with Cyberlink PowerDirector …
Sometimes it feels like there aren’t as many “fun” video editors out there for PC users, right? One of my goals this year is to create some tutorials here on all (or most…) of the video editing software that I know you guys are using. I had a chance to play around with Cyberlink PowerDirector …
I have done a really bad job of promoting The VidPro Studio Show podcast, which is my podcast where I pick the brains of bloggers, YouTubers, and other “viral stars” in pursuit of… well ya know what… I just really wanted to pick people’s brains. Here’s a little “behind the scenes of my podcast” at how …
VidPro Studio Show – Behind The Scenes of my PodcastRead More
The third and final Kick-Ass Edits Tutorial in this series! In Lesson one, we covered a sneaky little time lapse trick, and in Lesson 2, we covered snappy jump cuts, and today, it’s all about the click. In today’s tutorial, I’m going to show you how to create custom thumbnails.
How To Create Custom Thumbnails [Get Those Clicks!]Read More
So what is it that makes videos fun to watch? What’s the secret trick? They’re SNAPPY!. What I’m talking about here are jump cuts and jump cut editing. Fun to watch videos move quickly. They keep your attention because your brain doesn’t want to miss something. Let’s take a look!
If you have time lapse footage on your hard drive waiting to be edited, try this easy tip and take your time-lapse to the next level!
I attended Tony Robbins’ Unleash the Power Within (UPW) event in San Jose, California in November 2016. Lots of people have asked what my UPW takeaways were and it’s hard to put them into words, or to even have a quick conversation about it.
Unleash The Power Within (Tony Robbins UPW) – My Top 10 TakeawaysRead More
The term “bullet journal” hit my ears for the first time just a few months ago, and I immediately binged on “Bullet Journal for Beginners” videos to see what all the fuss was about. Once I learned what Bullet Journaling was, I was instantly intrigued. I started right away with a Moleskine that I had …
Bullet Journal for Beginners – My BuJo Review after 3 MonthsRead More
I don’t really watch horror movies or scary movies, but every once and awhile I see videos or commercials and I wonder “how did they do those spooky video edits it like that?!”. In this week’s video, Let me show you some tricks in Premiere Pro and some cool stuff in Filmora, too.
Spooky Video Edits: Creepy Tricks for Premiere Pro and FilmoraRead More
I have both Adobe Premiere Pro and Premiere Elements, and I’ve used both. As you (probably) know, I’m all about teaching you how to create and edit videos… so I like to explore and learn the what video editing options are out there. So, Premiere Pro vs Premiere Elements – what’s the difference?
Adobe Premiere Pro vs Premiere Elements – What’s the Difference?Read More
In my GoPro Enthusiasts Facebook Group, we had a quick discussion on how we appreciate the “Casey Neistat style” of shooting and editing videos. Usually, my weekly videos are more of the “how-to” variety, but this week I changed things up a bit by doing more of a “vlog” style video… with a how-to twist.
Casey Neistat Style Tips for GoPro Videos and Family MoviesRead More
I have been playing with a piece of video editing software this week that I’ve never used before! It’s called Filmora from Wondershare, and they were kind enough to sponsor this post*.
Wondershare Filmora Video Editing – Getting StartedRead More
If you’ve spent some time in Premiere Pro, editing GoPro videos and getting things just the way you want them, then at some point, you might want to export your GoPro videos in Premiere Pro as well. That way you can share then with the world! And Premiere Pro is pretty flexible, but with that …
Whether or not you shoot with Protune on or off, you might need to adjust and correct your colors when editing your clips. Color correction doesn’t have to be complicated!
One of my favorite things about graduating to Adobe Premiere Pro from other video editing programs is that the workspace is completely customizable.
Did you know that you can remove GoPro fisheye in Adobe Premiere Pro? Today, we’re going to cover some of the very basic editing functions of Premiere Pro, as well as applying the lens correction preset to your GoPro videos so that you can get rid of your fisheye effect.
Remove GoPro Fisheye in Adobe Premiere Pro PLUS Basic EffectsRead More
