In the tenth and last class of the Filmora course we are going to learn how to export our project, the moment to be able to show our work to the world.
We saw in previous classes the importance when starting our project of choosing a resolution and a frame rate per second that would be the first decision before starting the creative process.
In this class we are going to learn how to export our projects, both to a local video file, which we can later distribute, and to publish it directly on platforms like YouTube or Vimeo. Go for it!
And we already have our work of art ready for the Oscars :)! We have learned the process for exporting our project to a local file or publishing it on video platforms like YouTube.
We have also learned more about the different video formats that exist and which one is best for us depending on the destination of our creation. Filmora also makes exporting our video a simple task, but it is important to know some basic concepts such as the bitrate rate or which format is best for us.
In this course we have learned in depth how to use a video editing application like Filmora X. What stands out the most is the simplicity of its work processes and how anyone without editing knowledge can get started in this fascinating world through simple tools and intuitive.
Filmora is one of the most used applications both for people who want to start editing videos and for people in the more professional field. It includes all the features we need to perform very professional video editing.
As homework, let’s review the classes as many times as we need. And always practice without fear. Learning comes from trial and error, and Filmora X is a simple application, but we can get the most out of it by getting used to its different tools.
Remember that you have the platform at your disposal, where you can leave your doubts and suggestions. I will be happy to answer you. See you in the next course.
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