Waching daily Jul 3 2017

Are you wondering which video editing app is right for you? Well today I'm

going to show you five of the best video editing apps available on iPhone from

beginner to advanced.

Hi i'm Francesca from Get Ahead Media and i help businesses to easily create a

and use video online to grow their businesses. Now if you saw my video last

week what you will have noticed is editing on your phone is faster than

editing on a desktop computer but with so many apps available how do you know

which is right? Well today I'm going to give you my top 5 picks for video

editing apps on your iPhone to take you from beginner through to advance. Now

just so you know this is not a full tutorial but what it will give you is

some of the best features each app has to offer so you know which is right for

you and the type of videos you want to create. And as a side note I'm filming

this on my iPhone 6s and I'm going to be editing it on the last video app that

I'm going to be showing me today. So let's get started. Now first up we have

Quik. I love this app I'll tell you a little secret my intro was actually

created using this app. So all you need to do is choose your clips, then choose

your theme and the app does the hard work for you. It automatically times the

clips to a song. Now because the app does the work for you, you don't have a lot of

control but you can change the format from widescreen to square, you can change the

duration of the clip or the video overall, you can add music and you can

also add and change titles. Then you can easily share the video with one your

favorite social media networks or save it directly to your phone. So this is a

great app for quick montage videos for event travel or even action sport videos.

Next we have Adobe Spark Video which combines fast editing with some more

custom elements. so you can choose a style to begin with

and then you just start adding your content. Now this could be text, it could

be photos either photos from your phone or you can search the apps database -

which is awesome if you don't already have content available to you, you can

quickly find it - or you can use videos that are on your phone which you can trim

before you insert. Now you can add a voiceover to some or all of the clips in

your video. Add some music now share it directly to your favorite social media

channels or save it directly to your phone now. This app is great for a range

of videos by putting either photos or videos together with a voiceover or just

piecing a video of you on camera with a few other shots. Now to Apple's newest

video app Clips. You can record video straight into the app or use videos and

photos from your library. Now it's best feature is the on-screen captions that

are generated as you speak. You can automatically add animated title slides,

you can easily add music, filters and even stickers, and easily share the video

direct to favorite social networks or save it to your phone. And the fact that

it records in a square format makes it great for those short fun videos for

your social media channels. Now on to iMovie which should already be installed on

your phone if it's from 2014 or later. Create your project, bulk add your videos

or photos, and start editing. You have control on the duration of clips, the

types and the duration of transitions, the video orientation and size, as well

as a whole list of other features. You can create what is known as b-roll which

is adding another video on top of a different one. Here I'm doing it while

explaining about the quick app. Like some of the previous apps we've talked about

you can easily add music voice overs and pre-designed titles.

Two of its best features are speed control which means you can add up to

three different speeds to a single clip and the picture-in-picture options which

helps you easily create a variety of split-screen views.

Easily export your video in a variety of different qualities to your favorite

social media network or directly to your phone. This is actually what I teach my

students in my smartphone video course here in New Zealand as it's a

powerful app for creating professional business videos quickly. And this is what

I'm using to edit this video - LumaFusion So this app is perfect for most every

kind of video you want to make on your phone and it's the closest you'll get to a

professional desktop editing software. It takes all the basic controls from iMovie

but adds additional features like color grading, advanced audio controls and

what's called keyframes which means you people have complete control on how

effects and animations are added and look in your videos - like what I'm doing

here with a photo. The best features, and trust me there are many, is the ability

to create your very own titles, which is great for branding a video with your

logo or your colors. So once you've created titles or other elements

specific to your style and brand you can save them so they can be quickly added

to your future videos. Another great feature is that you have the option to

create all different kinds of formats of videos easily from widescreen to square

and even portrait. If you're serious about making professional videos that are

more than just photos or videos put to music and this app is going to help

you do that. Well I'd love to hear about which video editing app you think is

best or that you enjoy using just leave me a comment below. If you haven't

started using video editing on your phone then I hope that this has given

you a good insight into which video editing app is right for you and the

types of videos that you want to create. Now as always I'll be back again next

week with another tip but until then Happy Filming!