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I’ve been doing film work for a very long time. When I first started editing, I was using free Linux apps like OpenShot. It was fun, but the end results were far from professional. Truth be told, what I was creating wouldn’t even stand up to amateur status.

A town has turned out in force to support a 19-year-old film-maker ahead of his new film being released on a major streaming platform.

Adobe has released its Premiere mobile app on Android, a year after it arrived on iPhone. The app is free to download and use, with no watermarks, ads, forced sign-in or upgrade prompts, and it can edit and export video in 4K.

Video editing has never been Android’s strong suit. While Apple has long offered iMovie for iPhone and iPad, Google has never had a comparable offering. Adobe is now stepping up to fill this feature gap with a proper version of Premiere. The app is now available in the Play Store for almost all Android devices,…

Adobe Premiere is now available as an Android app, and if you’re looking for a new video editor on your phone, this one is worth a look.

Adobe is bringing its flagship video editing program to Android phone owners. The Android Premiere app is now available to download from the Google Play Store, the company announced on Tuesday.

Every day, creators like you use video storytelling to connect and build your audience, and more often than not, you’re doing it on mobile. Inspiration can come at all times — at a concert, on your commute, over coffee at a noisy cafe — and when an idea hits, you want to bring it to…

CineDream, the point-and-click color grading tool from Color Finale creator Denver Riddle, is now available as native plug-ins for Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects, Final Cut Pro, and DaVinci Resolve. The release puts the same ACES 2.0-based pipeline and direct on-image grading into all four hosts, with no round-trip to a separate grading application. For…

During this year’s Venice International Film Festival, Google’s 100 ZEROS team — which partners with filmmakers to explore emerging tech — supported three groundbreaking Extended Reality (XR) projects. They’re all meant to be experienced on Android XR and leverage tools like conversational AI powered by Gemini and Vertex AI, spatial film and 3D stereoscopic depth…

EXCLUSIVE: French filmmaker Marine Atlan’s Cannes Critics’ Week prize winner La Gradiva has been picked up for UK-Ireland by Metis Films, ahead of its BFI London Film Festival premiere, from mk2 Films.