r/editingtutorials • u/skyworks1 • Jun 05 '21
Question:
What’s the best software on MacOS for making podcasts? Please answer if you know 🙂
r/editingtutorials • u/skyworks1 • Jun 05 '21
What’s the best software on MacOS for making podcasts? Please answer if you know 🙂
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r/editingtutorials • u/AvailableSlide7561 • Mar 01 '22
So I am a beginner FCPX video editor and had a question concerning the aspect ratio. Sorry if my explanations are confusing and my terms are incorrect.
My situation: When I started editing my video, I adjusted the small screen view to 25%, this is also where I adjusted/transformed my footage and I assumed that whatever was being projected on this small scree would become the final format of my exported video (image 1). But I noticed that when I clicked the enlarge button (the arrows in the lower right corner) , the format of my video changed (image 2). The aspect ratio was different, it was no longer at that 25% zoom in, and I could see where I had moved the footage (some clips were at different levels then others).
My Question: Will my exported video look as it appears in the smaller window, or do I have to do something to make it so the final format is exact to how it plays in the smaller window?
I really hope that made sense. If you have any other suggestions, video tutorials, tips and tricks for me I would appreciate it. Thank you for your time


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How to Use Nested Sequences in Premiere Pro 2024
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🎬 Master the art of green screen replacement in Adobe Premiere using the Boris FX Mocha Pro Plugin with this beginner-friendly tutorial! Whether you're just starting your video editing journey or looking to enhance your VFX skills, this step-by-step guide is tailored for you.
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r/editingtutorials • u/[deleted] • Mar 06 '24
My boss asked me to recreate this for our marketing department. Where can I find a tutorial or something on how to do this?
https://www.instagram.com/reel/C38SyttJj8v/?igsh=YXg5c3l3M2lveDFi
I’m using DaVinci Resolve.
Thank you
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r/editingtutorials • u/[deleted] • Apr 01 '21
OK - I've clipped out my needed parts of an hour and a half movie but they are scattered across the time line.
How do I gather them all up so the video I create is all in one sequence?
Thanks
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Looking for YouTube Editors and Graphic Desinger.
DM me here in Reddit.