I was using iMovie for most of my projects until a friend recommended I check out a free app called VN Video Editor. The first app was the legendary iMovie, which was surprisingly good, it performed well, even with the heavier footage, but I never felt comfortable using it. There are actually two apps that I used depending on the size of the project.

When it comes to my iPad, I’m ashamed to admit that that isn’t actually an app I tried, which is strange as there is an iPad version available. I find it to be comfortable and easy to use, which for novices like me can sometimes be a godsend. Over the past year or so, I’ve been using Filmora on my Mac and Windows PC. I’ve used a wide range of video editing software over the years, and believe me when I tell you that sometimes, just using the one you’re most comfortable with matters. So Without any further ado, here are 5 things I learned from Editing on my iPad Pro… 1. That’s why many of the videos you see on my YouTube channel now, are actually edited on my iPad Pro. The one thing I don’t like doing is carrying a bulky laptop with me, I much prefer to use my iPad which not only is portable but also functional. I find that the 1-hour train journey to and from work is the perfect excuse to do just that. On top of that, I also have a full-time job, that’s why, whenever I find a little bit of spare time, I tend to use it for content creation. I am using the 11-inch iPad Pro from 2020, which actually isn’t even that old.įor those of you who are new here, I also run a growing YouTube channel where I aim to upload at least one video on a weekly basis. Now, I’m not using the latest iPad, it doesn’t even have the M1 chip inside. I definitely have, and that’s why I decided to share some of the things I learned from video editing on my iPad Pro.

The iPad is a great device to take with you when you’re out and about, but have you ever tried editing videos on it?

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