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Best Video Editing Apps for iPhone & Android - Duration: 7:21.
Here's a rundown of the best video editing apps for iPhone and Android. I'm
Ben Simon for Media Brighton TV, stay tuned...
if you're not making videos using your phone, you are missing a big fat whopping trick. Using the apps in this
rundown, you'll be able to knock out some great content super quick.
So, first up, are the multi-channel video editing apps. At number one is iMovie on iOS, which is
£3.99, or free on a new iPhone.
This app is amazing, it's super simple to use, and really powerful at the same time.
You can choose to make a movie or a trailer, the trailer feature allows you
to make hollywood-style trailers, by replacing clips in a storyboard style
interface. The movie feature allows you to choose from a bunch of themes, you
have full control over editing your clips, adding slow-motion, color grading
and titles. The best features are the ability to add a second layer of video,
so you can add your b-roll clips over an interview, or picture-in-picture. You can
add multi layers of audio, and you can dettach the audio from any video clip,
helping you do more complex editing, if you need to. You can export in a number
of resolutions up to 4k, on the newer phones, and you can share to a number of
social media sites, from the app. But, seriously, this app is a must for any
iphone videographers, and it's my go-to app for making videos on the go.
If iMovie doesn't float your boat, then you may want to look at Pinnacle Studio Pro,
which is another iOS video editing app, capable of professional results. It's quite
pricey, coming in at a whopping £9.99, but for that, you do
get a pro-level, multi-channel, video and audio editing app, on your iPhone or iPad.
Pinnacle is a bit harder to get to grips with than iMovie though...
Next up, is Kinemaster, which is another feature packed video editing app but,
this time, on Android, offering multi-channel editing.
It's free to download, but costs around $40 a year subscription to use
without that annoying watermark, which is a bit of a stinger, which I
must admit. If you can stump up that kind of cash, you do get some nice
features, like split-screen, picture-in-picture, and so on, and the
layout is clear, and easy to use.
I don't like it anywhere near as much as I like iMovie though, the graphics and
themes are really cheesy and unusable, in my opinion, but it's the best option at
the moment for multi-channel editing on Android. Ok, so there is a free option for
multi-channel editing on Android; NCH's Videopad video editor, but the drawback is
it's very clunky looking, with an old-school interface, I found it to be
glitchy as well, if you're an Android user on a budget, and you have time
to sit down and figure it out, then this could be what you're looking for.
So, Cutecut, is another iOS editor offering multi-layers of video editing.
It's free to download, but costs £4.49 to get rid of that annoying
watermark. So, it's pretty easy to use, to get to grips with, you can add videos
over other videos, resize, and rotate to get some nice overlay effects, which is
pretty unique. A really cool feature that trumps iMovie even, is the ability to
control saturation, brightness, contrast, exposure, and color temperature, nice
touch!
I've also read reviews that this can be quite glitchy on exporting, so be warned.
There are a plethora of effects and transitions to play around with too, and
you can share your creations with the world, from the app with a few clicks.
So, first up, for the single-layer video editors, is Filmoreago, which is a free
app for iOS, you choose your clips and they are added to your video. You can
trim each clip and a number of effects and tweaks, including filters, overlays
animated elements, titles, speed effects and so on. If you want to get creative
then check out this app; some of the text animations are very cheesy, but there are
some nice ones too.
I found them all to have a certain style, so, it's going to be a bit like marmite,
you're either gonna love it, or you're gonna hate it.
Ok, so moving on, next up, is Powerdirector on Android. It's a free app, but you have
to pay £3.94, which is a bit of a strange number,
to get rid of the watermark. It has a nice look to the interface, and it's very
similar-looking to iMovie, the big difference is that you can't add that
great second level of video, making it more of a hobby use, than a serious editor,
my opinion. You can trim your clips, add filters, titles, slow motion effects, and
music. You can share your videos with Facebook from the app.
Next, we have Movie Edit Touch, on Android and Windows Phone. Does anyone actually have a Windows
phone? Oh yeah, my mother-in-law does. It's another free app, capable of nice results.
It's got a nice, clean interface, it's simple and easy-to-use, if you just want
to rearrange your clips, trim them, add filters and effects, then check this one
out. The next best video editing app for iPhone and Android is 'Quik' by GoPro.
This cool little app takes the heavy lifting out of editing by doing most of
the hard work itself. You can choose video clips and photos to import and
then a theme, which dictates how the video is cut together, the filters, the
effects, music, and sometimes overlay graphics. The app edits your clip into a
video automatically, like magic.
You have control over each clip in the sequence, where you can trim, add text
decide whether the clips play without edits, and so on.
This is really nice app for creating simple video montages with some
stylish-looking effects and transitions. I would use this to make little creative
sections for a bigger video, and import the resulting clip into iMovie. You
can share your video with all the usual social media platforms once you're done
editing it too. Last, but no means least, is Adobe Premiere clip, available free on
iOS and Android. With Clip, you can opt for automatic editing or manual. In the
auto section, you choose your clips and the app ranges them, and cuts them
together with music.
You don't get to choose from a bunch of themes, like the GoPro app though. You can
control the pace of the Edit, reorder the clips, and change the music. If you want
more control, you can convert the sequence to the manual timeline, where
you get to trim the clip, add exposure, highlights and shadows, control audio
levels on each clip, you can save to the camera roll,
and share to the usual places from the app.
So, there's my take on the best video editing apps for iPhone and Android. If you want to know more about marketing
your business with iphone video, I have a free course available, just click here on
the screen or click the link in the description. If you have any questions,
leave me a comment below, please give me a like, share the video, and of course
subscribe to my channel for more useful videos. So, for now, this is Ben Simon signing off
for Media Brighton TV. Thanks for watching!
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Q&A # 2 - Duration: 11:14.
hi! happy new year! and I'm starting the
year with this Q&A video as I promised
so let's begin with your questions and
the first question is - If you have already
good level (upper intermediate) how to improve
farther
well i would say at this stage when you
have an upper intermediate level I think
the most important thing here is to
change your mindset from being a learner
to being an active user of language
articulate speaker of language because you
have enough knowledge and skill to
survive in any english-speaking country
or even in any other country - let go of
this mindset of being learner. now it's
it's what you do you speak English and
what do people do with their native
language? they use it in every way
so you need to start reading if you're
not reading and not just reading ,like
books that you like and books that you
have read in your native language but
reading ...which is really a cliché
advice but newspapers articles
everything that you would look into
in your language you need to do in english
and with reading you need to continue
working on your vocabuary so write it down
and use it as much as you can. create
ridiculous sentences put them in weird
places that are not normal and sound
ridiculous but it's fine you will
remember that way .of course the most useful
thing would be to find a person to talk
to and there are tons of services where
you can get the get in touch with a
native speaker and, yeah that's cool because
you will get Conversation
you know, once in awhile and it will
trigger your desire to continue learning
if you're having a lack of motivation so
again immersion, immersion is always an
answer. read write watch. wright your google
requests in English and just, I don't
know, use it, just start actively using it
and well while we're on this topic if you
are learning English no matter what
level you're at - give
language context. it's not an accident
that when you go to courses and have a
tutor or whatever you're constantly
asked to answer questions about your
life and telling stories about you. that
are relevant to you because you need to
put together this language and your
reality
otherwise you will not use it because it
is not connected it to you so connect
English to your life and to your
thoughts. so yeah that'sb my answer .the
next question is why do English speakers
mostly ignor past perfect future perfect
and future perfect continuous .well they
don't. it's just contractions and
reduction because when you watch a movie
you see that in subtitles but in real
life you don't have subtitles and people
have this , they contract everything to
speak easily and that's why you hear not
i have seen this movie before you were
even born. you see I've seen da movie before you were born
like really? with past perfect it happens
all the time they just contract had and
you lose it. you don't hear but it's
there! and about future perfect future
perfect continuous is just the situation
where you would use it is quite rare and
I don't think in regular conversations
people often get to that point where you
need to use this kind of construction
there is always the time and place for
every tense in English language.it's there
for a reason and you just don't get to
that point of conversation where you
hear that and sometimes it's easier to
break the phrase into two easier phrases
than to say long and complicated one but
it doesn't mean that they don't use it
they do use it! like a kind of created
couple of examples. i will not work on
january Seventeen's because i will have
been traveling for a week by than and i
will be very tired in or my friend is
coming to town in like a couple days in
a week and she wanted to go to the
cinema with me and i said that i will
have seen this movie by the time you're
here because I really want to watch it
it's not super simple and regular thing
to say but i would say it . don't
underestimate all those tenses you need
them and present or past perfect they
are there. they're just contracted and
when you speak quickly they just kind of
blend together and you don't hear
them but they're there and to understand
people better and and to tell your ideas
and tell what you want to tell you need to
know them and you need to use them
next question is 5 typical mistakes in
learning English. well I should really
think about it and make a separate video
for that because it's not a simple and
quick topic . if I had to pick one I would
say as i said before separating english
from your life and that
making personal. yeah this is a mistake
don't do that. would you like to move
somewhere abroad ? and i'm not sure about
moving because i'm at this point in my
life where I really wanna just move
around and I don't want to settle and
that's why I'm not sure I want to move
somewhere i do want to go places but
moving is kind of not on my list anytime
soon so yeah but yeah i'm going to
travel the whole lot this year! in your
opinion how should we read classic
literary works or what attitude should
we adopt if you want to fully appreciate
their value. i have two opinions on this
thing because as an English literature
teacher I think it's better to just read
the text and ignore all the opinions and
interpretations about it and just get
your own idea and understanding. but as
an english language teacher it's the
opposite
you better research it really well
understand what is going to be about
what are the main topics maybe
understand the characters more and then
as you start reading it just, you know
work on your vocabulary and maybe after
reading a small piece and getting and
working on the vocabulary you just reread
it again and see if you understand
the estatic point of that i would say but
generally just try to start with small
pieces i mean like stories and poetry
maybe. yeah , don't get discouraged because
it is complicated and not all native
speakers easily understand and can enjoy
classic literary works but it's a
good idea read it's better to read then
not to and it's
better to try and fail and try again then
never really get to reading a real thing
the attitude i think here should be just
try your best and again think as a
native speaker , think as a person who
owns the language, language of skill so
use your skill exercise it, ok, does it
really matter to use perfect grammar in
communication with native speakers on
daily basis out of specific areas such
as universities or job interviews
it really depends on your goal if you're
trying to make an impression at a job
interview of course you need perfect
grammar but if the person that is
interviewing you sees that you are very
fluent speaker and you a you know you
can use the language to explain yourself
and to convey your thoughts they will
not pay attention to small details as
some kind of mistake and grammar
yeah focusing on the perfect grammar is
a bad idea
you need to focus on the function of
grammar in your learning you need to
focus on where would I use it ? how would
I use it ? and why would I use it? like in
previous questions about past perfect
future perfect just learn situations
where you will need it and try to, you
know, put yourself in this situation
where you would have to explain
something using those tenses. even if
you are a beginner, native speaker will
understand what you're trying to say if
you want to be productive in your
language and use it to the full
potential of course you you need the
grammar and yeah, but don't stress out
about it it's fine, it's fine
are you an angel?
are you afraid of the dentist? i used to
be but then I met the love of my life in
the area of
dentists and now I'm ready to go there
every day because it's fine and I get a
weird satisfaction after going to the
dentist like I accomplished something
I'm an adult and I take care of my body
yeah so kinda, no I'm not afraid. it's
disgusting but I'm mot afraid so yeah
that's it for today if you have more
questions you can leave them in the
comments section and i will answer them
in my next Q&A video! i really hope you
had a good holiday whatever holiday you
celebrate in this time of year and I hope you
spent it with your family and around your loved
ones i wish you tons of success and good
things in this new year and i hope i
will see you soon
yeah have a great day! bye!
and about traveling that's true i'm
gonna travel this month yay! finally
vaccataion
yeah i'm so tired last year was
exhausting but good exhausting
no wasn't good was a terrible year what
are you talking about
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