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Category Archives: Video editing
Converting Video Files to MP4 Using VLC
If you want to share files, upload them or use on social media, you’ll probably find that all of these recommend MP4 files. There may be other formats but MP4 is quite universal. Some formats like flv (flash video) are … Continue reading
Posted in filmmaking, Video editing, Video production
Tagged convert to mp4, flash video to mp4, flv to mp4, mov to mp4, QuickTime to mp4, videolan, vlc
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Editing with Green Screen Using iMovie
If you are a Mac user then iMovie is a great and free editing program. It even allows you to do green screen which used to be notoriously fiddly, in fact it still can be. So you know that filming … Continue reading
Posted in chromakey, Filming from home, filmmaking, Green screen, iMovie, Special effects, video, Video editing, Video production
Tagged blue screen, chromakey, filmmaking, Green screen, imovie, presenter, Special effects, VFX, Video editing, Video production, videography, visual effects
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How to Get Better Quality Zoom Recordings
Zoom is used a lot now for meetings and webinars and I’m sure like many you record them to edit and add to your website, YouTube, Vimeo or other social media platform. The quality of the recordings are ok and … Continue reading
Getting Started with iMovie
Get started with video editing using iMovie. Continue reading
Using Vimeo to Review Edits
Video editing sometimes involves a lot of back and forth with fine tuning the edits. Your client often wants to change things either moving things around or taking bits out. They go through the edit noting down timecode which doesn’t … Continue reading
Posted in Filming from home, filmmaking, Final Cut Pro, iMovie, video, Video editing, Video production
Tagged editing, filmmaking, production, Video editing, video editor, Vimeo
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Video Editing Shortcuts
If you are into making videos here are some keyboard shortcuts that work the same across many video editing programs including Final Cut Pro, iMovie, Adobe Premiere Pro and Adobe Premiere Elements. I find that they speed up how I … Continue reading
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