video editing

Tips for Shooting Better Home Videos

Tips for Shooting Better Home Videos
Steve Stockman, author of How to Shoot Videos That Doesn’t Suck, offers five great tips that will help you shoot better home movies with your existing video camera.

Edit Videos with PowerPoint 2010

Edit Videos with PowerPoint 2010
If you frequently embed video clips in your PowerPoint presentations, you’ll absolutely love PowerPoint 2010 since it includes a built-in video editor. With PowerPoint 2010, you can easily trim unwanted portions of a video clip before inserting it into your presentation.

The Best Web Based Video Editing Tool is Jumpcut

Forbes says that Jumpcut is the most promising service among web based video editors. They compared JumpCut with MotionBox and PhotoBucket from MySpace but surprisingly missed Adobe Video Remixer available on YouTube.

Join Multiple Video Files of Various Formats Into One Movie

Join Multiple Video Files of Various Formats Into One Movie
Say you have several short video clips that you want to merge into a single movie. The videos may be on the desktop or on sites like YouTube & MySpace. If these offline videos are in standard Windows Media  or AVI formats, you can easily use Windows Movie Maker or Video Spin to join the clips.