Filmora 11/X/9: Zero to Hero in Video Editing

Learn Video Editing Like A Pro Using Wondershare Filmora X and Filmora 9 Zero To Hero With These Step By Step Tutorial.

What you'll learn:

• Using Filmora 9 and Filmorayou will be able to edit an entire video from very beginning to end, using simple and efficient techniques
• Video Editing
• Preview Rendering
• Split Screen Presets
• Auto-ripple
• Advanced Text Editing
• Tilt-Shift
• Mosaic (Blurring)
• Layer Multiple Video Clips
• Chroma Key
• Audio Separation
• Scene Detection
• Color Grading Presets
• 4K Resolution Editing
• Noise Removal
• Export to YouTube and Vimeo
• Media Library
• Speed Controls
• Video Stabilization
• Audio Equalizer
• Video Stabilization
• Envelope/Keyframe Editing
• Screen Recording
• Audio Mixer
• Video and Audio Controls
• VFX (GREEN SCREEN)
• STOP RAIN : VFX
• Parallax Effect
• Flicker Effect
• Cinematic opening
• Hardware Acceleration
• Touch Bar for Mac users
• Color Matching
• Keyboard Shortcut
• Audio Ducking
• Green Screen
• Blending Mode
• Video Effects
• Keyframing
• Motion Tracking
• Wondershare Filmora X
• Green screen / Ultra key
• basic 3d

Who Is This For?

This course was made for YouTubers, filmmakers, Vloggers, professional video editors, who want to edit for others like freelance. Content creators for YouTube and social media often want a simplified workflow, and Filmora certainly provides that kind of editing experience. But does that mean it’s something experienced editors should ignore? Not necessarily. Filmora9 does not have the features of professional software like Premiere, Final Cut, Media Composer, or Resolve. But if you are cutting a short film or documentary and have a limited budget it can get the job done.

Features

Filmora’s timeline can handle up to 100 layers, so this isn’t exactly iMovie. Any editing program is going to have basic editing and transform controls, but Filmora9 also has basic compositing and audio tools. The program also features full 4K support (both UHD and DCI 4K). I found this pleasantly surprising since free versions of professional applications often are restricted to HD projects. Here are a few other features worth mentioning:

Supported Formats

As you might expect the supported recording formats are quite limited. You won’t be editing RED footage with Filmora, of course. If you’re using a DSLR or mirrorless camera then you shouldn’t have to worry about supported codecs. Filmora9 does not support ProRes as a recording format, but it is listed as a supported export format. Here’s a list of all the supported recording and export formats, as well as system requirements.