Create Techincal Demo Videos with Shotcut

This video goes over how to use Shotcut, which is a free and open source video editor, to create technical demo videos. I'll show you the exact steps I use in my videos to create content on RUclips that demo different features and products. This will cover trimming videos, adding transitions, zooming in and out, blurring out sections of your video, and how to export your video files when you are all done.
You can download Shotcut below,
www.shotcut.org/
Video details below,
Intro: (0:00)
Video Files Setup: (1:15)
Create Shotcut Project: (1:52)
Import First Video: (2:42)
Trim/Split Videos: (3:19)
Simple Transitions: (6:03)
Zoom In/Out with Key Frames: (7:23)
B Roll Example: (11:26)
Highlight and Overlay Photos: (14:44)
Blur Sections of Your Video: (18:38)
Export Your Video Locally: (20:48)
Export Your Video in Azure: (22:31)
Summary: (24:48)
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[@saurabhjain507]

Hi Steve!
Thanks for the great video. Can you please create more videos on Shotcut?

[@SteveWinward]

Glad you enjoyed it. Any particular topic you’d like to see with shotcut?

[@saurabhjain507]

@@SteveWinward I am a complete newbie who wants to launch his RUclips channel. I tried kdenlive and openshot but finally settled with Shotcut. I struggle with the concept of key frames. I don't have anything in particular to suggest but your explanations are very easy to digest.

[@stephendelacruzone]

✨👍

[@SteveWinward]

Thank you!