Filmora now allows you to create visual effects that are based on music. You can create effects like dancing lights vertically, horizontally even in a circle. Here’s how it works and how you can create them. You can also keyframe … Continue reading →

To add text behind a moving object using Filmora, we will make use of mask. A mask is a tool to select a section within a frame and hide the rest of the frame. With Filmora 12, you have the … Continue reading →

If you are thinking of using Filmora 12, this video will show you the pros and cons of it. Overall it is a good software, you just have to be careful about the 2 points I mentioned in the video … Continue reading →

If you are keen to know what is new in Filmora 12, here’s my first impression. This video is made using a beta version. I show you the new work layouts, freehand mask, adjustment layer and more. It’s beginning to … Continue reading →

Is Filmora 11 suitable for the types of video you want to create? My review below will help you decide. I should call it a demo since all the effects, titles, transitions and elements are done with Filmora. I also … Continue reading →

While video slideshows are common for events like holidays and personal celebrations, you can use them to promote your business as well. In the video below, I show how you can make a smooth subtle effects for slideshow. You can … Continue reading →

I was quite surprised by Filmora 11.5! I found this Beautify filter and initially thought it will be just nice to test. After testing it a bit, I can think of several unconventional ways to use it. Watch the video … Continue reading →

How to synchronize audio with video automatically in seconds using Wondershare Filmora 11. Two things to watch out for or it may not work. Try Filmora 11 for free. Get Filmora with 10% discount code – (use this discount code … Continue reading →

I made a silly “user error type” mistake in earlier “Filmora 10.5 What’s New” video published a few weeks ago. In the video below is the correct way to make greenscreen without a physical greenscreen. Subscribe to my channel to … Continue reading →

Want to know how to blur a face, a logo or any other MOVING video element? Well you can with Filmora X video editor. In this video, you’ll learn how BLUR a moving object. After you’ve watched this video, if … Continue reading →

In the video, I show you how to Sync audio easily using Filmora X. Synchonizing audio with video is quite easy once you develop the knack for it. One of the things that can stumble anyone is however when your … Continue reading →

I released a new video where I reviewed Filmora X. It is a quick run through of the new features. I also showed you how to use the features.Being a free upgrade from Filmora 9, I have to say I … Continue reading →

Start your video with a dramatic cinematic opening scene with black bars that slowly opens. With this, you can create suspense and draw the viewer into your video with this cinematic transition right at the beginning of your video. Whether … Continue reading →

In this video I’ll show you how to clone yourself multiple times in a video.This is a fun video project you can do and the key is in planning and preparation. To clone yourself several times in a video you … Continue reading →

Whether you are new to Filmora 9 or have been using it for sometime, here are 9+1 tips and tricks to get a better editing experience. It will help you reduce lag, organize your media better as well as help … Continue reading →