What's included
1 live meeting
25 mins in-class hours per weekClass Experience
Beginner Level
In each ongoing, weekly 25-minute class, we will explore one or two special video editing techniques that you can apply to the videos you're creating. Students will have the chance to request specific topics they'd like to learn and will also be able to share previous video editing work that has been preapproved by the teacher. These ongoing classes are independent of each other, meaning students can enroll and attend any class based on their availability. If your learner has no editing experience, there will be a short pre recorded video showing the process of uploading a video and demonstrating three of the most basic editing tools. This video will be available in the welcome message once you enroll in the class. Below are the editing tips, tricks, and tools that will be covered in this ongoing class. The order of the classes is subject to change. Each class meets once per week: February – Week of the... 9th - Intro to Video editing 16th - Terms, cut, & split 23th - Put multiple clips together March – Week of the... 2nd - Transition slides 9th - Freestyle 16th - Effects tab 23rd - Stock media tab April – Week of the... 30th - Titles tab 6th - Stickers tab 13th - (NO CLASS) 20th - Border 27th - Sound Effects May – Week of the... 4th - Freeze frame 11th - Blur 18th - Crop and zoom 25th - Freestyle June – Week of the... 1st - Reverse tool 8th - 3 ways to adjust volume 15th - Fast forward, slow motion 22nd - Background blur I have about 35 weeks of content, which is roughly equivalent to an entire school year. My classes are always evolving, and I periodically add new material to stay current with updates to the editing program. CapCut is free to download and use. You will notice that there will be a logo at the end of the video with the program. Most students do not mind this. STUDENTS DO NOT NEED TO HAVE THE PAID VERSION OF CAPCUT TO ATTEND THIS CLASS. I look forward to seeing you in class!
Other Details
Parental Guidance
We often will reference YouTube during this class since many learners take this class to due to their interest in creating YouTube content. If your learner is interested in using this class to learn to edit videos for a YouTube channel, please know, YouTube is intended for age 13 and older, however, students younger than 13 are able to create a YouTube channel under a parent's Gmail account and under the supervision of a parent.
Supply List
Learners are encouraged to have CapCut downloaded to their mobile device before class begins. Please note, if you choose to download this software, I encourage families to click the button that says "free download". This program is free to use, but it will have the brand watermark on the video. I do not encourage families to purchase any software in order to attend an editing class of mine. Feel free to continue to use the free version of this program, even throughout the course.
External Resources
In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
Teacher expertise and credentials
Video editing is a self-taught skill that I have acquired and enjoyed for the past 6+ years. I started editing tutorial videos for other teachers, then I editing fun family videos, and now for the past 4+ years, I have increased my editing skills enough to be able to teach it here on the Outschool platform. Before I was an online teacher, I was a teacher in a brick and mortar school and taught all age groups in the public school system. The majority of my school experience was in special need classrooms, so I am comfortable with all ranges and abilities of learners.
Reviews
Live Group Class
$10
weekly1x per week
25 min
Live video meetings
Ages: 8-13
2-6 learners per class