Adobe now has two distinct video editing platforms: Rush and Premiere. Which app should you choose for your next video editing project and why?

Try out Adobe's brand-new ultra-easy and cross-platform video editing app, Rush, in this tutorial.

You’ve got great travel footage, but now what? In this lesson we’ll look at how to put your video together effectively and tell a story.

Adobe Premiere has built-in tools feature enough power to color correct your video footage with no other plug-ins or apps. In this lesson, you'll learn about...

Some people are easier to edit then others, some interviews present ethical challenges and some slide seamlessly into your film. The challenges of editing...

Create an eye-catching title card for your videos with this tutorial right inside of Final Cut Pro.

Learn to apply easy color corrections in this tutorial, no extra apps required, with Final Cut Pro.

Learn an essential step in the Final Cut Pro X process by importing your footage efficiently.

Learn more about the layout of Final Cut Pro to get up to speed with Apple's video editor.

In the world of video editing, the straightforward cut is the most useful, the most used and the least obtrusive way to transition from one scene to another....

When you've color corrected video footage in DaVinci Resolve, you need to export the clips to your editor. Find out how to do that in this short video.

In this video from my course on color correction with DaVinci Resolve, you'll learn how to make minor color adjustments to your video clips.