I remember using Filmora when it was Filmora 10 for a few weeks for a few school projects, and I honestly loved how easy it was to use (and they helped me get an A in my Media and Entertainment classes 😁). Sadly, the accompanying price tag restricted me from getting the full version, but I clearly remember that it was so easy to use with actual good quality videos. So, thanks a bunch for reminding me of them now that I'm putting my toes into the waters with editing again👍
When your AI generated clip started playing, something funny happened: I stopped listening, and didn’t realize it until I reached up to tap “skip.” I thought it was an AD! When I couldn’t find the skip option, is when I realized that the clip was part of your video!
@mort4146 Filmora is WAAAY more powerful (Capcut for example has a music library but doesn't let you create your own). On the other hand, Capcut is probably a little more polished, especially on mobile. So depends on your tastes and how you intend to use it. They’re both free to try so I’d be interested what you think having tried both.
I had my first video editing experience using Filmora. It's super helpful!
I remember using Filmora when it was Filmora 10 for a few weeks for a few school projects, and I honestly loved how easy it was to use (and they helped me get an A in my Media and Entertainment classes 😁). Sadly, the accompanying price tag restricted me from getting the full version, but I clearly remember that it was so easy to use with actual good quality videos. So, thanks a bunch for reminding me of them now that I'm putting my toes into the waters with editing again👍
Thanks mate. That’s a great use case! I came to video editing pretty late in life so always forget about media/film students needing this stuff.
When your AI generated clip started playing, something funny happened: I stopped listening, and didn’t realize it until I reached up to tap “skip.” I thought it was an AD! When I couldn’t find the skip option, is when I realized that the clip was part of your video!
Wow! That’s impressive. There’s a truly random bit of b-roll in there with some guy in handcuffs counting money that I didn’t spot.
Filmora VS Capcut, which is better?
@mort4146 Filmora is WAAAY more powerful (Capcut for example has a music library but doesn't let you create your own). On the other hand, Capcut is probably a little more polished, especially on mobile.
So depends on your tastes and how you intend to use it. They’re both free to try so I’d be interested what you think having tried both.
Filmora truly stands out as a remarkably powerful video editing tool, offering a vast array of features that far surpasses its competitors.