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The Best Video Editing Software Of 2022: All The Best Options For Classroom Use

By Matthew Lynch
January 16, 2020
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If you’re a journalism student or teacher looking to make waves in your field, you’re likely going to have to become well-acquainted with video editing software. The difference between a good multimedia project and a great multimedia project has a lot to do with how well the video is edited. Those videos that really stand out are the ones that seamlessly weave different videos and sources into one cohesive and entertaining whole.

Anyone who is serious about editing video needs to take note – there are so many different video editing software options out there, but there are only a few that are truly worth the investment and then some. With that in mind, we tested a litany of video editing software programs and narrowed them down to our list of the 4 Best Video Editing Software Options For 2022.

1) Final Cut Pro X

Perhaps the powerful piece of video editing software you can buy on the open market right now, Final Cut Pro X is a pure breakthrough product for Apple. That’s saying something with Apple’s reputation, but it’s a well-earned designation considering its combination of an intuitive easy-to-use interface and a wealth of professional editing tools.

Offering support for a wide variety of Apple devices and footage types, Final Cut Pro X is well worth its hefty price tag thanks to features such as a trackless timeline and its unparalleled support for multiple file formats.

2) CyberLink PowerDirector

What CyberLink PowerDirector really excels at is offering a useful and intuitive interface for beginners and professionals alike. This program won’t require the uninitiated to study the manual over and over to get things done. In fact, just a couple of clicks are all it takes to add premium effects or even optimize your video completely.

CyberLink PowerDirector doesn’t skimp on the professional tools, either. It offers everything from screen recording capabilities to the best support for 360-degree video we’ve seen from any video editing software.

3) Adobe Premiere Pro CC

While many lament Adobe’s love for subscription-based payment models, they’re no denying how utterly powerful and worth the cost Adobe Premiere Pro CC is. Completely filled to the brim with easy-to-use organizational tools and perhaps the easiest video editing program when it comes to collaborating with other users, Adobe Premiere Pro CC has it all.

One of its unique and worthwhile charms is the seemingly endless amount of filters you can use to give your videos an extra layer of pop. This is one of Adobe’s finest programs.

4) DaVinci Resolve Studio

A cross-platform masterpiece of video editing software, DaVinci Resolve Studio excels at both the little things and the big things of video post-production. Its true calling card is its intuitive and remarkably easy-to-use color correction tools. It’s also one of the finest video editing programs out there for conducting detailed audio post-production edits.

There are too many editing tools to list here and they’re all a snap to discover and utilize thanks to the fantastic 2D and 3D workspaces. You can use this software on Mac, Linus, or Windows and it doesn’t skip a beat on any of those operating systems.

Closing Thoughts 

The four video editing software suites above are the cream of the video editing tool crop. Professionals, students, and everyone in between who needs premium editing tools at their disposal would do well to invest in any of these amazing programs. A video’s impact is only as good as its editing, and these tools are built with that credo in mind.

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