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Here we are, bringing you another collection of newly released features about creating your own video content. Today we’ll be talking about starting your own YouTube channel with just your smartphone, editing your first video, branding your pictures, and much more. Let’s get started!
If you’ve been following us for a while, you already know we believe that anyone can make great videos with only a smartphone. You don’t need an expensive camera to shoot and you don’t necessarily need a laptop to edit your footage. Here’s proof from the Movavi Vlog team: how about starting an entire YouTube channel using only your smartphone? Check out these two new videos on working with the YouTube app:
Another new feature on our YouTube channel is a basic guide to video editing for beginners. It will be especially helpful for anyone who’s downloading their first video editing app and doesn’t yet know how to use it.
One more update from our channel is a tutorial on how to make a graduation slideshow – a must-watch for parents who want to make a touching memorable video from photos of a very special day.
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For all you digital marketers out there, here’s our new video on how to add a watermark to your work:
Find more advice on working with photo, video, and audio files via the links below:
Peter McKinnon is a professional photographer and filmmaker who shares his knowledge with over 4 million photo and video enthusiasts on YouTube. We highly recommend joining them if you’re looking to improve your skills. His channel offers none of those common-sense tips that you’ve already seen 100 times before. What you will find here is a compilation of cool challenges, tutorials developed using subscribers’ videos and photos, fun experiments, and much more. Here’s, for example, an easy hack for taking better photos:
