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Hi:
I'm looking to gather a few opinions on what might be the best desktop
video editing software solution for my niece, who turns 11 in a couple
weeks.
She's quite computer literate, and even more enthusiastic about making
movies with the family's home digital camcorder (you know the type,
epics starring her little sister, the pets, her stuffed animals...).
She's getting quite good at this. In fact, she seems to have
"outgrown" the editing software that came pre-loaded on her Dell PC,
namely:
"Roxio VideoWave Movie Creator".
So basically, what we're looking for is a bump up in sophistication
from this program.
Her mom is looking to spend less than $100 (so no "Final Cut Pro")
which still leaves a LOT of options based on my preliminary research.
So to help narrow down those options, I'd like to solicit the opinion
of those in this group.
To Summarize: What might be a good video editing program for less
than $100 aimed at a kid who loves to shoot/cut home movies and has
"outgrown" Roxio Videowave?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Todd
(The Uncle)
Hi:
I'm looking to gather a few opinions on what might be the best desktop
video editing software solution for my niece, who turns 11 in a couple
weeks.
She's quite computer literate, and even more enthusiastic about making
movies with the family's home digital camcorder (you know the type,
epics starring her little sister, the pets, her stuffed animals...).
She's getting quite good at this. In fact, she seems to have
"outgrown" the editing software that came pre-loaded on her Dell PC,
namely:
"Roxio VideoWave Movie Creator".
So basically, what we're looking for is a bump up in sophistication
from this program.
Her mom is looking to spend less than $100 (so no "Final Cut Pro")
which still leaves a LOT of options based on my preliminary research.
So to help narrow down those options, I'd like to solicit the opinion
of those in this group.
To Summarize: What might be a good video editing program for less
than $100 aimed at a kid who loves to shoot/cut home movies and has
"outgrown" Roxio Videowave?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Todd
(The Uncle)