Have you ever wanted to make your own movie? Writing, directing, and learning to edit your own film is a daunting proposition, but it gives you ultimate creative control of your creation. You should be ready to put in a lot of work just to get your movie made, but you should also be ready to have a lot of fun. So grab a few friends, round up a camera, and get ready to roll-- Hollywood

Editing is a key skill in video production that can make or break the overall quality of a video. However, editing is a relatively simple process to understand. Once you have learned the basics you'll be able to use your new skills to significantly raise the quality of your videos. Most of all, experimentation is key to becoming a great editor, so don't be afraid to take the road less

The frame rate of a video is how many frames-per-second (FPS) a video has. The more FPS, the smoother the motion in the video. A video with a lower frame rate, especially below 20 FPS, will appear choppy. You can adjust the frame rate in either direction to get the desired effect and file size you need. Although if the video was filled with a very low frame rate, increasing it now may

This wikiHow teaches you how to improve a small video clip by editing it. You can edit video clips for free on both Windows and Mac computers, or you can try your hand at using more sophisticated software.

Avidemux is a free open-source and cross platform (it runs on Microsoft Windows, Linux and Mac OS X) video editing program. Avidemux natively supports a great number of file types, formats, and codecs. It's a powerful tool, but not a particularly user-friendly one. Follow this guide to perform some of the basic video editing functions available in Avidemux.

This wikiHow teaches you how to edit video similar to Facetune 2 on Android. Facetune 2 is an iOS-only app, so Android users will need to download a different app, like FilmoraGo, VivaVideo, or Quik, to get access to similar video-editing capabilities.

This wikiHow teaches you how to loop a video on your iPhone using the Looper app, as well as how to create a short looping video with Boomerang.

This wikiHow teaches you how to add music to a video's soundtrack, using an iPhone or iPad. You can use Apple's official video editor iMovie to select a video from your Camera Roll, and add stock music or music from your local storage to its soundtrack.

Editing movies takes practice, patience, and an artistic eye, but anyone can learn to expertly edit a movie with enough time. Once you feel comfortable in an editing program like iMovie or Premier, the range of control over your next video becomes almost infinite. Part science, part art, and accessible to almost anyone, learning to edit videos is one of the most important things a