If you’re interested in learning video editing, there are several types of courses available, depending on your skill level and goals. Here are some good options to consider:

1. Beginner Video Editing Courses

Udemy: Offers a wide range of video editing courses for beginners using software like Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, and DaVinci Resolve.

Example Course: “Adobe Premiere Pro CC for Beginners” teaches the basics of video editing.

Skillshare: Features beginner-friendly courses on various video editing platforms with hands-on projects.

LinkedIn Learning: Offers step-by-step beginner video editing tutorials and certificates.

2. Intermediate to Advanced Courses

Coursera: Offers courses from universities and organizations on video editing and post-production.

Example Course: “Video Editing with Adobe Premiere Pro for Intermediate Level” by UC Davis.

MasterClass: Professional courses by well-known filmmakers and editors, offering insight into advanced techniques.

Domestika: Features detailed courses for those looking to expand into motion graphics, color correction, and cinematic editing.

3. Specialized Editing Courses

DaVinci Resolve: Free training resources are available on their website. The software is powerful for color grading and editing.

After Effects: For those interested in motion graphics and special effects, platforms like Udemy and LinkedIn Learning offer courses on Adobe After Effects.

4. Free Resources

YouTube: Many professional editors and creators post free tutorials and breakdowns on platforms like Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, or DaVinci Resolve.

Adobe Tutorials: Adobe’s official website offers free video tutorials for Premiere Pro, After Effects, and other software in the Creative Cloud.

These courses will cover everything from basic cuts and transitions to advanced color grading and special effects. Let me know if you need a specific course recommendation based on the software you’re using!