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Whiplash Performance 01-22-2010 12:29 PM

Video editing software- budget up to $1500
 
Hey guys,
I need to do some video editing and I have a budget of $1500 to get the software. It has to preferably run on a PC but also can be MAC based.

I need to take videos that we have taken and edit them with music, our company logo (like a station Identification), on screen timer. I would prefer it to be pretty simple to use.

Do you guys have any recommendations?

enRo 01-22-2010 12:46 PM

Adobe Premiere Pro.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adobe_Premiere_Pro

Squirrel 01-22-2010 12:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Whiplash Performance (Post 674504)
Hey guys,
I need to do some video editing and I have a budget of $1500 to get the software. It has to preferably run on a PC but also can be MAC based.

I need to take videos that we have taken and edit them with music, our company logo (like a station Identification), on screen timer. I would prefer it to be pretty simple to use.

Do you guys have any recommendations?

i suggest you acquire the software before buying it just to make sure you think you can handle it, video editing software isnt like excel, it has a steep steep learning curve

enRo 01-22-2010 12:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Squirrel (Post 674512)
i suggest you acquire the software before buying it just to make sure you think you can handle it, video editing software isnt like excel, it has a steep steep learning curve

I second that.

ryanfx 01-22-2010 01:05 PM

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Originally Posted by enRo (Post 674509)

^this

Camvill 01-22-2010 01:20 PM

if your looking for simplicity i would go with adobe

79CamaroDiva 01-22-2010 03:32 PM

it sounds like what you're doing is fairly simple, have you tried looking into just using iMovie? Adobe premiere would be my 2nd choice, but as others have said, very steep learning curve. iMovie has shocked me with some of the stuff it is able to do. And in all honesty, if you dont need it for very long, you can "rent" my brand new macbook pro from me if thats all you need to do. I'll gladly take a small chunk of that $1500 to put towards the cc that bought it ;)


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