Which is Best Free Video Editing Software for Mac ?

[robinbannis]

Hi Guys,

Can you suggest best Free Video Editing software for Mac ?😎


Regards,
Robin

 

[simsaladimbamba]

It may not be the best, but iMovie comes with every Mac and may be able to do what you want.

 

[LeandrodaFL]

iMovie, already comes with your Mac, and its great. I would say its the best free one in the computer world

 

[shamalila]

You can try Adobe Elements, Final Cut Pro, Adobe After Effect.. etc. You can download the free trial. They are all good and much more things you can do on it.

 

[simsaladimbamba]

You can try Adobe Elements, Final Cut Pro, Adobe After Effect.. etc. You can download the free trial. They are all good and much more things you can do on it.

Adobe After Effects is NOT an editing application, but a compositing application.
And they are not free, even if the trials are, and I highly doubt, that the OP, once s/he finished the trial, will buy it, due to his/her absence and lack of knowledge.

 

[cgbier]

Until you have figured out how AE works, the trial period is already over.

 

[simsaladimbamba]

Until you have figured out how AE works, the trial period is already over.

Well said. But that can be said for almost all Adobe or even professional DCC products.
To this day, I can't figure out iMovie, though I learned video editing via Premiere (long before it became "Pro") and Avid Media Composer.

 

[julesw]

imovie is good, wondering when the next version will be released

 

[cgbier]

Well said. But that can be said for almost all Adobe or even professional DCC products.
To this day, I can't figure out iMovie, though I learned video editing via Premiere (long before it became "Pro") and Avid Media Composer.

i figured out how iMovie since 08 works by working with FCP X 😱

 

[simsaladimbamba]

i figured out how iMovie since 08 works by working with FCP X 😱

I hope that was not a snide comment to the greatest departure of how we will edit non-linear in the future? 😉
Anyway, FCP X is easier to figure out for me, I guess, one can reverse engineer the necessary steps to iMovie. We'll see what FCP X brings, as it shows some promises.
If they could pair the best of Avid MC with the best of FCP X (which will be subjective nonetheless), that would be quite some fubar bastard child.

 

[cgbier]

I hope that was not a snide comment to the greatest departure of how we will edit non-linear in the future? 😉
Anyway, FCP X is easier to figure out for me, I guess, one can reverse engineer the necessary steps to iMovie. We'll see what FCP X brings, as it shows some promises.
If they could pair the best of Avid MC with the best of FCP X (which will be subjective nonetheless), that would be quite some fubar bastard child.

No, it was not a snide comment.

I am a very early adopter of FCP X and have, of course, looked for any tutorials I could find - MacBreak Studios and Ripple Training should really be mentioned here - the more I watched, the more I came to "oh, that's how the new iMovie works".

On the other hand, I had to revisit FCP6 (never updated to 7) last week for an older project. You don't want to hear my curses. Once you're comfortable with FCP X, you don't want to go back.

 

[mBox]

Until you have figured out how AE works, the trial period is already over.

Good one 😉 So true. Ive been using it since COSA and Im still learning new things 😉