If you often sit down to edit a video only to find yourself bogged down by intricate timeline adjustments and tedious data integration, you might be interested in a new AI editing workflow. This ...

Final Cut Pro X is Apple's non-linear, non-destructive video editing software. It is a native 64-bit application capable of utilizing all CPU cores and GPU-accelerated processing, useful for improved ...

Final Cut Pro made its public debut *last century* at NAB Show 1999. Heath McKnight on 25 years of Apple’s low-cost and ground-breaking non-linear editor. It’s hard to believe, but Final Cut Pro, ...

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What just happened? Apple has released Final Cut Pro 11, the latest version of its popular video editing software for Mac. The update introduces several new AI-powered features, including a masking ...

I’m telling you now – you can use the best video editing software. These programs are so much easier to use than they ever were in the past, not to mention more accessible, and if you’ve always had a ...

Ever watched a YouTube or TikTok video and thought, “I could create something like that”? Well, that’s easier said than done when you haven’t created a video before. While our unlimited access to ...

Apple’s creative professional apps — video editing software Final Cut Pro X and music production suite Logic Pro X — now have free 90-day trials for a limited time. The coronavirus pandemic has left ...

Most video editing software works through re-encoding—essentially, uploading the file so it can be broken apart and stitched back together. This is necessary for advanced editing techniques but has ...

From indie films to YouTube content, putting together a great video requires some serious editing skill. The Complete Final Cut Pro X Course can help you master the basics, with four hours of hands-on ...

After the death of Larry Tesler this week, New Atlas takes a brief look back at the invention of those now-ubiquitous computer commands: cut, copy and paste. “When I make a copy-paste error, unlike ...