Video Editing/Making Help

[Sperkowsky]

Originally Posted by kuraikou

I can help to if you need it, maybe not as much as the post above as I am a student but if you need help I can do so.

Im a student too haha. The reason I have so much experience Is because I'm a professional youtuber(make about $300 a month so technically pro). I have to edit constantly so I have a solid work flow. Either way I think the op should let us help him because correctly is a constantly evolving skill where experience is key.

[Abhishek R]

Movie Maker is pretty simple, worked well for us last year.

[KelliV]

Originally Posted by Sperkowsky

Im a student too haha. The reason I have so much experience Is because I'm a professional youtuber(make about $300 a month so technically pro). I have to edit constantly so I have a solid work flow. Either way I think the op should let us help him because correctly is a constantly evolving skill where experience is key.

Maybe instead of just doing it for him you should skype him or something like that to really help. As you know, video editing is very hands on. (My degree is in editing and I do it for my 9-5).

If you're looking to go pro I'd check out Final Cut or Adobe Premier. Avid is for the real professional but that is hard to learn without at least an online class. I can get you some links to online classes if you're interested in learning.

[KelliV]

Lynda.com is a great resource for learning how to edit. My old professor does most of their videos on Avid and a few of my peers have done videos on other respective programs as well. It's worth the price if you have a solid amount of time you can dedicate to it.