Finding music you can use legally in your video can seem like a daunting task. We’re highlighting music resources that make the process easier. 

Whether you want to look great for your next Zoom call or just shoot a new video, it's easy to improve your video lighting with these tips.

Want to make videos but don’t have professional camera equipment? We have great news. The solution is probably in your pocket.

A quick trip to the hardware store and a couple bucks can get you steady shots on a budget. We'll show you how, here.

Don't have a microphone to capture sound with? Fear not, our phones make great audio recorders. We'll show you the basics.

Presets will significantly speed up your post-production workflow. This Video School lesson shows you how to do export those settings in Adobe Premiere.

If you want to remove footage from your clip in Final Cut Pro X, and you don’t want to adjust its duration, the Blade tool is handy, any way you slice it.

Captions and subtitles allow your videos to reach a wider, global audience. Here are the ins and outs of what makes them different, and equally useful.

If your handheld camera footage turns out shaky, you can still stabilize your shot in Final Cut Pro X. Here's how to do it.

As a follow-up to our shot list building lesson, this glossary of essential shot list terms will set your production up for success.

Our video team offers up shot list best practices (and our downloadable shot list template!) for building the perfect shooting schedule.

Reversing a clip in final cut pro is a great technique to simulate a rewind effect, or change the direction of a moving object. This Video School lesson show you how to do it.

Adding a freeze frame to your video in Final Cut Pro X is a quick and simple task. This Vimeo Video School tutorial shows you how to do it in just a few steps.

In just a few simple steps, this lesson shows you how to sync your audio to your video in Final Cut Pro X.