Edit 10 Social Video Projects - Video Editing Social Videos

Use the native iPhone camera to film at 60 fps, lock focus, and fine-tune exposure with the slider for higher quality video; tap and hold to enable AF/AE lock.

Enable airplane mode to turn off your phone’s radio and prevent microphone interference while filming, especially in the field, and disable notifications to keep recording uninterrupted in a professional environment.

Explore 21 iPhone and iPad apps for shooting and editing video, from pro camera controls and stabilization to text overlays, audio, and social video creation.

Discover how Filmic Pro brings professional camera controls to smartphones, enabling fine-grained exposure, focus, and rack focus with two-point presets, focus peaking, false color, and zebra indicators.

Encourage learners to rate and review after trying at least half the lessons, and invite them to explore other social video and mobile journalism course packs.

Explore interactive photos with ThingLink by adding hotspots, text overlays, and media links to images, then share, embed, or edit richer visuals for desktop and mobile.

Access a suite of course resources, including a Facebook page, YouTube tutorials and gear tests, educator course packs from smart film school, and the latest gear from robmontgomery.com.

Attach sounds to photos using jam snap and audio copy. Import photo, record or paste audio, trim it, then paste into jam snap to create a story with sound bites.

Transform ordinary photos into high-resolution art with the waterlog app, selecting styles to create title screen illustrations for social video projects.

Explore 10 selfie stick motion shots, from a high rising incline dolly on an escalator with locked focus and exposure to extreme close ups, trucking, and a 360-degree timelapse.

Choose a sturdy selfie stick with a reliable 1/4-20 connector, upgrade to a shoulder pod S1, and avoid cheap springy mounts to protect your smartphone.

Learn to create seamless looping videos on mobile using repeating scenes, cutting at in and out points, and explore storehouse, vine, and time-lapse techniques for sharing 15-second loops.

Select a good video filming app, lock focus, exposure, and white balance, shoot a repetitive-action scene, trim with in/out points for a six-second loop, then upload best version to Vine.

Master timelapse filming with still photos, lock exposure, and shoot on a tripod for smooth motion. Use built-in timelapse and hyperlapse apps and apply speed ramping in editing.

Use a six-shot pattern to craft soundbites by filming establishing, neutral, face, hands, over the shoulder, and creative shots as separate clips, typically 10 seconds each.

Learn to create polished social video edits in iMovie by adding cutaway shots, trimming soundbites, and arranging clips in the timeline for a cohesive narration.