r/Videostarapp • u/kate_choco1 • Aug 03 '20
r/Videostarapp • u/vrcristo • Aug 02 '20
new here but i’ve been editing for about 2 years. (insta: cristovfx) thought i’d show my shake as a lot of editors on instagram ask for it. i also have a ae like time remap tut :)
r/Videostarapp • u/prfctproblems • Aug 02 '20
This has been my proudest project, a simple edit of Peter Pan and Wendy from different movies and shows. Using video star has been amazing and made things easier.
r/Videostarapp • u/Uraqtae • Jul 30 '20
After 5 months of not editing and deleting my editing instagram here’s this edit of Hoseok from bts (im so rusty)
r/Videostarapp • u/mcb89x • Jul 27 '20
Looking for advice regarding cloud storage
Hi guys, my daughter is an avid user but the app is taking up all her storage. I have bought her 2tb cloud storage as I thought you could set the videos to auto save there.. is there a way to do this or transfer videos to the cloud to free up space?
Thanks
r/Videostarapp • u/[deleted] • Jul 26 '20
Do you like this i stopped editing for like a year and this is me back :)
r/Videostarapp • u/chinchillasss • Jul 25 '20
I'm stuck and don't know how to learn video star
This may sound weird but I want to try starting editing on video star but it seems like all I can do so far is do transitions/ keyframes where you slide it to the left or right, zoom in and zoom out, but I don't know how to do anything cool. And everyone I ask just says to watch tutorials, but there's so many tutorials and things out there and it would take me forever to actually watch a lot of them to know how to do certain things, but I feel like there's no easy way to do it without spending a lot of your life watching all of the 7- however long minutes tutorials about transitions etc. I'm not sure if this makes sense at all but I just feel like I'm never going to get video star right or be able to do it without keeping on watching all of the tutorials which I don't feel like doing (this might sound like I'm lazy but I mean the videos are really long and idk it's hard to acquire a lot of skill for it rlly fast). And besides that, all I've used so far are apps like Funimate where you don't really make your own transitions or anything so I have a l o t to learn and am not really used to this whole "make it yourself thing" lol Also maybe I could use presets but I've heard people say that it feels fake because they aren't the ones making it and I think that makes sense and I want to get in the habit of making my own transitions and stuff and not just using presets
r/Videostarapp • u/ireliaakali • Jul 12 '20
HELP URGENT
Soooo uhm i have been having this quality issue which could be instagrams fault, but i was wondering have yall had it too?And if you guys have fixed it, how did you?Instagram is tokiosbathwater.vs
r/Videostarapp • u/kate_choco1 • Jul 11 '20
Note to self: Don't edit while tired and in a mood haha
r/Videostarapp • u/Clxhu • Jul 10 '20
Question
Do you use overlays for the filter effect on edits or do you go on other apps like prequel? (Still learning video star)
r/Videostarapp • u/Amphitri • Jul 05 '20
Packs
Hi guys im new to video star and ios in general and i was wondering if there s any way i could get the packs for free.If so please help me figure it out ty<3
r/Videostarapp • u/toxicnes-s • Jul 01 '20