Video Editing

Organize Your Interviews Using Subclips in Premiere Pro

Learn how to streamline your interview edit workflow with subclips in this Adobe Premiere Pro video tutorial in three easy steps.

Augment Reality with These After Effects HUD Tutorials

Here are a few simple tutorials on building digital HUDs for your next science fiction epic. Use these free elements to master your technique.

Create Transparent Titles Inspired by Dunkirk in Premiere Pro and FCPX

In this video tutorial, learn how to create the beautiful titles in the trailer for Dunkirk in both Premiere Pro and Final Cut Pro X.

Royalty Free Music for Pro Real Estate Videos

Liven up your real estate videos with our hand-picked playlist of royalty free music for your next video production project.

Prevent Hard Audio Cuts with Natural Reverb

Learn how to add natural reverb to the end of a music cut using Adobe Premiere Pro and Audition in this easy-to-follow video tutorial.

What Does Everyone Do On Set?

What are all those job titles you see in the credits? This video breaks them all down.

How Editor Paul Machliss Cut Baby Driver in Real Time on Location

Dive into the real time production and post-production workflow of this tightly synced film.

Review: Avid’s Free NLE, Media Composer First

Media Composer First is a free and “limited” version of the industry-standard NLE, but is it worth a download?

How To Use The Dynamic Trim Tool in Resolve

DaVinci Resolve has a unique take on trim functions. Learn how to maximize your workflow in this quick tutorial.

Create Master Text Styles in Premiere Pro’s Essential Graphics Panel

Adobe Premiere Pro’s new Essential Graphics panel offers a drastically different workflow from the Title Tool panel.

5 Tips for Editing a Fast-Paced Video

Rapid-cut edits have their place in certain projects. Here are a few things to consider before undertaking one of your own.

Stylize Your Storytelling with Character Title Cards

Character title cards avoid exposition while telling your audience what they need to know. Learn when (and when not) to use them in this in-depth look.