Get your video clips ready and lets start.ġ. Towards the end of this class, I've included minor updates to Shotcut.Įven if you've never created videos before, this course will be able to help you get started fast. The title of the lesson will help guide you to a specific topic. If you are new to video editing or to Shotcut, I suggest you watch the first few lessons. Once you know the basics, you can move on to more advanced techniques. You will be able to create your first video in approximately 60 minutes.Īlmost 3 hours of lesson designed in a way you can choose the necessary topics to get started. Exporting your video in high definition, HD.Basic video editing like splitting, joining, transitions.How to get started quickly so you can start editing in a short time.These are the topics that in the course:. The software runs on PC, Mac and Linux so you don't need to be concern about the computer you use. The software is powerful enough for intermediate level video creators. It is easy to learn even if you have little or no experience. Shotcut is a free, cross platform video editor. Of course, I would prefer to be able to move the bottom clip using the keyboard, and not just the mouse.I designed this course to help you start video editing using Shotcut. And I will most likely need to do this operation several times throughout the film in order to combine the translation of the film and the original video sequence from the top track. I don’t know exactly how many frames need to be moved, I want to be guided visually by monitoring. I need to move the bottom clip by a few frames. But if I need to move the clip frame by frame, then moving the clip with the mouse is a whole epic with zoom, freezes and trembling handsĪ typical situation is shown in the attached screenshot. If I need to move the clip so that a certain frame from its middle coincides with the desired timestamp, then of course I will do it with the mouse if we are talking about large values. After that, the clip can be moved with the arrows to the right and left frame-by-frame along the track, up and down between tracks. In Premier Pro, you can enable the movement mode for the clip by pressing D. I can give an example of how I use this in other editors.
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