Adobe Premiere Pro is a fantastic video editor for Mac, but there are some amazing alternatives out there if it's not quite right for you.
Should you spend the money and take full advantage of Adobe's Premiere Pro performance or rely on Apple iMovie? Here's all you need to know.
Filmed something upside-down or sideways? Itâs a cinch to turn it around in Photos for iOS with the right extension.
You can do a lot more than you probably think when video editing on iPhone or iPad. But itâs not enough for me: I want to see more from Apple's pro teams.
Looking to get the most out of iMovie for iOS? Learn all you need to know about the versatile video editing app here!
iMovie canât access Clipsâs many awesome soundtracks â but that doesnât mean you canât score your project with them.
Want a different soundtrack than the default iMovie options? Hereâs how to do it.
Apple's iWork suite, as well as iMovie and GarageBand, are now free on all iPhone, iPad, and Mac devices, not just those purchased in 2013 and later.
iMovie for iPhone and iPad has been updated, now letting you select multiple photos and videos when you get started.
iMovie for Mac has been updated, making it easier to create new projects, and adding better support for App Preview videos for the iPad Pro and Apple TV.