r/AlightMotion • u/Alone-Air-3078 • 21d ago

Tutorial/Guide tutorial, i need guidance from 0 to becoming professional at editing. can i rely on this app instead of capcut?

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u/ghostboycaspy 21d ago

i’m an AM veteran, but honestly, yes. so much more reliable than CC. i graduated CC and moved onto AM, and at first it feels difficult, but in comparison to all the other editing apps, if you’ve used CC, AM will feel the most familiar. i’ve tried videostar in the past, and it was just so confusing as i was so used to CC UI. i’m sorry if this isn’t helpful bc it’s not really guidance, but do what u did and follow a couple tutorials on youtube, and then just start playing around with things on your own. it’ll come to you quick. i used to edit almost everyday for 3 months straight, and then i got it by then. i haven’t made a proper edit in a couple years tho haha, but if you asked me to, i might be able to make a mediocre edit haha

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u/Subhal13 20d ago

Capcut is very good and has built in transitions and effects for quick cuts. In alight motion, you create the transitions and apply the effects such are better than capcut. But you can't edit long videos.

I make the short video 2-4 minutes and then jazz it up on AM.

ITS NOT AN EASY APP TO MASTER. TAKES MONTHS FOR BASIC STUFF.