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Letty

What was the first video you edited??

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It was my first time doing video editing in college because of my assignment. It was a project to make a marketing idea into an advertising video, but it felt so difficult to deal with the editing program for the first time. 🤔What was your first video editing? And what kind of program did you use to produce it?

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Haeun Park
I tried vlog by myself when I was in high school just for fun. I didn't upload it on Youtube and just kept it in my gallery but it was my first masterpiece and I was so proud of myself about making it. During that time I used 'moviemaker' the basic editing program windows provide but it had a lot of limits in editing the videos.
Nataliya Trotsenko
I was a video for my BFF for birthday and it was Moviemaker)))
Letty
@natalie_trotsenko I'm sure the friend who received the video was impressed😊 Was there anything difficult when you edited it for the first time??
Nataliya Trotsenko
@letty0519 Oh yes, there were a lot of emotions. The user interface was quite easy, but there were problems with projects saving, the program was crushing all the time. All the rest was not completely easy as I was doing it for the 1st time, but quite intuitive
Lol. I edited the a video of my college room trying to impress my friends on Facebook. :p
Letty
@naman_agrawal3 Oh, that's right. When I used Facebook a lot, I think I edited a lot of videos to post there.
Novie Dizon
A YouTube video for my YT channel :)
Letty
@novie_dizon Cool! What's the first editing tool you used?
JUYEONG LEE
When I was in college, it was my first time editing a video in a film club. I used Adobe Premiere, and it felt completely complicated. I wanted to make a high quality video, but there was no easy-to-use program... I barely edited it! XD
Andrew Turner
My first video editing gig was actually a class project in college where I used iMovie. It was great for starting out, but as my projects got more complex, it just wasn't cutting it anymore. I've since switched over to using tools from Movavi, and I absolutely love their screen recorder: https://www.movavi.com/screen-recorder/. It's incredibly handy and fits perfectly for more elaborate projects.