Final Cut now focuses on a consumer-friendly platform and Premiere has taken on a more professional clientele. The two giants, Adobe Premiere Pro and Final Cut, have over the years chosen to focus on different markets. They have carved out a niche that can now contend with their more established competitors and, if they continue to improve, may give them a run for their money. After their version 12 re-vamp in early 2019 and this new version 13, they now have features worth looking further into. HitFilm Pro may have flown under the radar for more professional editors and visual effects creators over the past five to ten years. HitFilm Pro is a powerful editing/effects solution for both professionals and amateurs looking to edit and augment any video project they may be tasked with. This gives new users a chance to add features as desired at costs they can afford. Users can pick and choose effects they would like to purchase individually or in packs. It’s free-to-use express version also allows users to start producing professional material at no cost. What makes HitFilm Pro stand out?įirst, it’s non-subscription based model provides an alternative to Adobe’s Creative Cloud subscription model. It’s now among some of the best video editing software available for several key reasons. HitFilm Pro, made by FXHome, has advanced tremendously over the past few years. In one program, users can cut scenes together and composite intricate shots featuring everything from color correction to motion tracking.

After the release of what FXHome calls a ‘significant’ upgrade, we are taking a look at some of the new features in HitFilm Pro 13 and how updates from the past several years have made it one of the top contenders for professional and (simultaneously) entry-level video editors and visual effects designers

If you are already familiar with HitFilm Pro you know it is a powerful video editing software that fills the role of both non-linear editor and visual effects generators.

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