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Today's listener question as we come to the end of a month, new month coming up tomorrow.

Listener question is, how can I edit course videos efficiently on a budget? You've got some videos.

You're making an online course and you don't want to spend a lot of money. You want to be as quick as

possible. Well, those are two good things, right? Efficiency and saving money. So let's see if we can

help this online course creator level up her video editing skills on a budget. I'm going to give

you a couple of beginner-friendly tools and hopefully some smart tips for producing polished videos without spending a ton of money. Isn't that

what we said? That's a good goal, right? Don't spend a lot of money. So this is Sophie. She's got a

limited budget. She doesn't have a professional editor she can work with. What can she do? All right?

Detailed version of her question and my answer coming up after this

quick shout out to our sponsor.

Hi, I'm Sophie, and I'm creating an online course on basic sewing techniques. While I'm confident in my sewing skills, video editing is where I'm struggling. I use free tools like Imovie, but it's still taking me hours to edit even simple videos, especially when adding captions or fixing lighting issues.

I'm concerned that the quality of my videos isn't polished enough to compete with other online courses.

Firing a professional editor isn't an option due to my budget.

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