Here's our list of recommended editing applications when you're just getting started out you can use
whatever's on your computer so you might have a Mac and want to use a movie if you have a PC you can
use Windows Movie Maker taking it up one level.
Let's talk about some great options for those of you recording screencast or with your webcam.
Screenful for Mac or Cam Tasia which is available for Mac and PC users are great options.
These allow you to record your screen audio and video and put it all together while you're editing it.
You can even use these applications to edit video not on your computer if you're really getting into
video production and need an editing application that can do basically anything.
We recommend Adobe Premiere Pro or Final Cut Pro 10 Adobe Premiere Pro is available for both Mac and
PC users which is great.
Final Cut Pro is only available for Mac users and I use Final Cut Pro for a long time until switching
to Adobe Premiere Pro.
A few years ago and I haven't looked back.
Both programs will allow you to basically do anything you want one thing to keep in mind though is the
price with Adobe's products you have to subscribe to a monthly payment plan with Apple's Final Cut Pro
10 you can buy it for a one time fee.
If you're looking into adding graphics and doing more professional visual effects for your videos.
Think about Adobe After Effects or Apple motion again.
Adobe After Effects is available for both Mac and PC users.
While Apple Motian will just be for Mac users and for those of you interested in editing your videos
on the go there are some great mobile application video editors out there.
Is great for go pro footage Apple II movie actually has an application version for iPhone users and
video shop is a highly recommended mobile video editor.
For me personally I do all my editing on my desktop computer and I use Adobe Premiere Pro.
Most of my projects and screen flow for my screencast tutorials.