
>implying windows
>implying mac.If your wanting professional at the top level there are really two main ones used in both TV and Film Productions
These are Avid and Final Cut Pro
Final Cut Pro is said to be a lot more easier, and while Avid was once at the top, a lot of people turned to Final Cut Pro. The downside is its only Mac compatible and I'm not sure what operating system you are based on.
Avid Media Composer is one of the first and most popular editors. As said it is often fighting for top spot with final cut. It's a bit like the Intel/AMD debates - you'll find mixed reviews some preferring one to another. Avid can appear to have a steeper learning curve at times, but you can get hold of guides. It is also compatible for both Windows and Macs.
If you ever did fancy being a professional film/tv editor (not saying you do want to) then being able to use both Avid and Final cut is a definite yes.
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Why not find out what platform he's on first?
Adobe premiere pro and after effects. (Mac and PC afaik)
I would use iMovie
I'm not crazy, ask my toaster.
For that small job, I'd agree with iMove![]()
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