Professional Video Editing

The process of editing, color correction, sound design, and adding special effects to raw footage to create a finished video.

The process of altering and enhancing the color of a motion picture, video image, or still image.

The process of recording, acquiring, manipulating, and creating audio elements for a video.

The process of creating or manipulating imagery outside the context of a live shot in video production.

A traditional form of video editing where scenes are cut and assembled in the order they are intended to appear in the final film.

A more modern form of video editing which allows editing videos in any order by moving scenes around on a digital platform.

Also known as cross-cutting, this technique allows the simultaneous portrayal of two or more scenes to advance the plot.

A compilation of short clips or images often set to music that convey a specific purpose or theme.

A video that thoroughly showcases a product or service to sell or explain it to potential customers.

A video where customers share their experiences with a product or service.

Videos where one or more persons are being questioned. These can either be formal or informal.

Additional footage that serves to complement the main footage and create visual interest and diversity.

The use of pre-existing material from archives or other sources to provide context or historical background.

A video that showcases the performance of a song or musical composition.

A music video that tells a story which often, but not always, matches the song.

A music video that focuses on aesthetic qualities and visual experiments, rather than telling a concrete story.

Short videos that serve to incite interest or curiosity for longer content.

Instructional videos that teach viewers how to perform a specific task or hobby.

Videos that provide insight into the production or process behind a product, event, or another activity.