Beginner's Guide to Kdenlive Video Editing

Beginner's Guide to Kdenlive Video Editing

Kdenlive is free, open-source software that you can use to get started editing videos. Whether you want to become the next YouTube mega star or simply create videos for friends, family, or a school project, solid video editing skills are a must. A well-designed, highly polished video can make a great first impression with your audience and quickly gain their interest. As important as video editing is, many people may be hesitant to get started because they think that video editing is too complicated or that the video editing software is too expensive.

In less than an hour, I'll show you how to:

• Trim clips and remove "oopsies" from your videos

• Add images to your video

• Create "green screen" effects

• Find and add external audio to your video

• Animate clips and create smooth transitions

• Correct minor audio issues with Kdenlive's inbuilt functions

If you're one of those people that wants to get started editing video but isn't sure where to start then this course is for you. In this course, I'll show you how to start editing videos with the free, open-source Kdenlive video editing software package. This course is designed for total beginners, so we will take things nice and slow and I'll show you each step along the way.

This course is designed to use free and open-source software, which means that you won't have to spend any money to get started editing video. Even better, Kdenlive is a Full-Featured video editor that isn't a trial version, doesn't have a watermark, and doesn't have a maximum video length that you can edit. Kdenlive is perfect for new and beginner video editors, but it also has lots of powerful features that you can keep using as your skills grow.

Start Editing Videos With Open-Source Software

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What you will learn

• Create YouTube and Other Videos
• Trim Videos and Add Animations
• Create "Green Screen" Effects

Rating: 4.2

Level: Beginner Level

Duration: 1 hour

Instructor: Robert Lee Reed (MBA)