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What's the Best YouTube Video Course Pleas ?

by John-Metcalfe
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Could somebody point me to the best course that teaches how to make professional looking videos for a Youtube channel

I've got plenty of video content to use it's just that I need to stitch videos together add music etc

Thanks for your anticipated help

John Metcalfe
#pleas #video #youtube
  • Profile picture of the author discrat
    Youtube.

    And I'm not joking, I'm serious because I had same problem myself and just put in this subject in YT browser and went from there.
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  • Profile picture of the author Mdshohidulislamrobin
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    https://www.udemy.com/youtube-masterclass/
    Have a look on that may be?
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  • Profile picture of the author dcbeckster
    Originally Posted by John-Metcalfe View Post

    Could somebody point me to the best course that teaches how to make professional looking videos for a Youtube channel

    I've got plenty of video content to use it's just that I need to stitch videos together add music etc

    Thanks for your anticipated help

    John Metcalfe
    You can search YouTube actually and find a great deal of outstanding content and training for free. Also, what tool are you using to make your videos? A very inexpensive tool that you can utilize to make really good videos fairly easy is Screen Cast-O-Matic (https://screencast-o-matic.com). You can use the free version or purchase the yearly subscription and get all the pro tools. The yearly subscription is less then $20 a year! It's not hard to produce quality videos on YouTube, it just takes practice.
    Happy recording!!
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  • Profile picture of the author John47
    Andy Brocklehurst has produced software and courses in the YouTube
    area that are well regarded.Go to his site of the same name and sign
    up to his email list to get lots of advice on traffic generation in general.
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  • Profile picture of the author aseltz
    Sounds like you are looking for help with editing more than production.

    RampantMedia has some excellent tutorials on their YouTube channel which walk you through setting up transitions, animations, and some really nice eye-candy.

    Rampant also offers a nice collection of free downloads on their website that you can use to spice up your edits (along with tutorials on using them.) I use their flash transitions and light leaks all the time to punch up an edit that's a little flat.

    https://www.youtube.com/user/RampantMedia

    Rampant Design Tools - Drag and Drop Visual Effects for Video | Rampant Design – 2K, 4K and 5K Stock Footage and Practical Visual Effects for Film, Video and Broadcast Professionals

    They mostly use editing tools like Final Cut and Premiere, but you can adapt most techniques they teach to work with any competent video editing software.

    Andrew
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  • Profile picture of the author Jordan Mortimer
    There are also lots of great video editing software out there. Videopad Video Editor is easy to use, and comes with a free trial. I have also heard that Sony Vegas Pro 13, Open Shot and Hitfilm 3 are good. If you want to monetize your videos, make sure you use royalty free music.
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