Learn to Edit Video Like a Pro in Vegas Creative Software
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Original price was: $29.99.$14.99Current price is: $14.99.
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What you’ll learn
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How to Edit Video like a Professional
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How to Use Vegas Creative Software Vegas Pro and or Movie Studio
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How to Make Smart Editing Decisions
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Create Instant Slide Shows
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How to export/render projects for online publishing
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Industry vocabulary and Standards
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How to Level Audio for Video
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How to Edit Narratives
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How to Edit Documentaries
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Vegas Pro
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Movie Studio
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This class is a recreation of my college introduction to editing course but updated to include Vegas software and common internet standards for video. You will learn editing theory as well as how to use Vegas Creative Software Products Movie Studio and Vegas Pro. You only need Movie Studio (the cheaper consumer version) to complete this course. You may use Vegas Pro as well. This course is great for anyone from a beginner to a more seasoned hobbyist looking to learn editing theory and Vegas software.
Who this course is for:
- Beginner content creators
- Aspiring filmmakers
- Anyone who wants to start editing video
- YouTuber’s looking to hone skills
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Learn to Edit Video Like a Pro in Vegas Creative Software
Original price was: $29.99.$14.99Current price is: $14.99.
Michael C –
Except for the question about file extensions, good course.
Details” I beive the question was ‘what is the extension for movie studio & VEGAS Pro?’ .vf & .veg were separate choices. Should have been separate questions because VEGAS pr extension is .veg. Studio is .vf.
Can’t wait for yu next course.
Bill Quinnan –
(Updated) Thorough course for learning the basics of Vegas Movie Studio. I already had some experience with Movie Studio prior to taking the course, but I knew there were basic things about the program that I probably hadn’t figured out on my own. The instructor, Adam, communicates clearly and errs on the side of giving you more basic info than you might need, and that was good for me.
As I was hoping, I learned some new things I could do with the software as well as easier ways to do some of the things I was already doing. Plus, Adam explains some basic film-editing concepts, such as how to balance the audio and how to make transitions feel more natural.
Overall, this was time and money well-spent. Looking forward to the intermediate course!
Roy C Dixon –
I really enjoyed the course. I am a first- time editor and feel confident now to do the things I wanted to do with this software. Thank you.
David Ames –
This course is great! He actually teaches you how to edit well from a craft perspective, not just a software tutorial. Do the actual projects. I’m learning so much, highly recommended!
Xavier Grijalva –
I just got started. don’t have much to tell yet
Grivoc Gaming –
I’ve been running a YouTube Channel using Movie Studio 17 Platinum as my main video editor of choice. I’ve never taken a course in Movie Studio but I have worked with it a fair bit. *EDIT* I learned a value lesson about the Crop/Pan tool so I think I’m getting to the point in the class where I’m starting to get some useful lessons. *EDIT 2* This course definitely is 100% not what I wanted but I guess it’s not the author’s fault. I’m not now nor will I ever likely edit a movie. In the hollywood sense. I’ll be doing edits of gaming content for my channel and 1% of this has been helpful. Sadly there’s not a lot Movie Studio content on Udemy and I know TechDive AVClub from YouTube and thought this would be a good choice. It was not. This is all grinding time consuming thankless stuff that I already know how do do without any of the stuff I actually want to learn like how to use the myriad special fx.
Walter Banker –
The resolution of 720 max is a major disappointment or a “video editing” tutorial.
Emile Reynolds –
Very informative
Mark A. Green –
Purchase Vegas Pro to extract highlight clips from my daughter’s softball games. Looking to create end of season montages with some special effects added. I’ve figured out how to extract clips but have probably not been doing it in the most efficient manner. Looking for tips, tricks and techniques to do it more quickly.
Dan Hays –
So far this is exactly what I was looking for, an introduction to Vegas that will help me jumpstart my non-linear editing.
Laurence Hallier –
yes
Meredith Maurice Branch –
he is very good and directly to the point