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When it comes to professional video editing in the 2020s, two powerful software options stand out: Adobe Premiere Pro vs. DaVinci Resolve.
As content creators, the computers we use to edit our videos are just as important as the cameras we use to film. Here are our favorites.
By far, the two most common frame rates in modern American video editing and production are 24fps and 29.97fps. Here's the difference.
There are lots of different drives out there. To help you narrow your search, here are our 5 favorite external hard drives for video editing.
A phone can often edit video just as effectively as a computer. Here are some of our favorite video editing apps to get the job done.
Mac vs PC: what's better for video editors? There's no perfect answer, but we dive into the strengths and weaknesses of each.
ProRes and H.264 are the two most popular video codecs in the world, so you may be wondering what the difference between them is.
Back pain, wrist pain, headaches, and fatigue are all but guaranteed if you don’t have the right ergonomics at your desk.
Creating a video for TV or streaming broadcast can be a much different process than simply uploading to YouTube.
If you’ve spent any time with professional video or audio equipment, you’ve probably heard of timecode. But what is it used for?
If you want to dynamically crop an image or graphic in your edit, masks are the best way to do this. Here's how to use them.
If you want to apply the same set of effects to multiple clips on your timeline, an adjustment layer can save you a lot of time.
Easy ease can help take your keyframing to the next level, and make your graphics and animations much smoother.
What is a keyframe? in video editing, it's the thing that makes movement and animations possible. Here's how to do it.
When it comes to currency, one of our most popular cash video clips is the money fall, and today we're giving it away for free.
At the most basic level, LUTs are presets that you can apply to raw footage to achieve a more desirable look.
Every filmmaker has probably heard of LOG footage. But what does this mean, and how is LOG footage different from other video formats?
Arguably the most user-friendly color correction suite on the market is Premiere Pro’s Lumetri. So today, we’ll provide a quick overview.
What makes widescreen aspect ratios so cinematic? Well, it all has to do with the way that we’ve grown accustomed to viewing video content.
For new video editors, one of the biggest challenges is keeping your files and project organized. Here's how we do it.
When it comes to video editing, the most efficient place to store your footage, graphics, and project file is on an external hard drive.
In video editing, perhaps the most recognizable color tool is a set of color wheels. Here's a quick guide on how to use it.
No matter what software you’re using, the curves adjustment tool is a consistent, powerful way to alter the way your footage looks.
If you have corporate clients, you’ll likely find yourself producing lots of talking head videos. Here's how to make them cinematic.
As editors, timelapses are one of the most popular ways we can communicate moments gone by - so check out this free offer from Filmpac.
Today, we’ll help sort through the noise, and identify 3 new video trends you need to keep up with (and 3 you need to leave behind).
Warp Stabilizer is a must-know editing effect in Premiere Pro. Here's what it is, and how to use it in your productions.
If you can learn to edit a great trailer, you’ll build more hype for your video and get in front of more viewers.
There is often confusion between color correction, and color grading. In this article, we’ll define each and explain how they’re different.