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    Video Editing Best Practices Part I: Basic Video Editing Terminology Discussion

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    Consumer-grade video editing software is notorious for over-simplifying the editing process -- and confusing end-users along the way. In this article, we set out some basic terms to help you get a better grasp on slicing and dicing your precious home movies.

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