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  RHP User

  15 years ago

  iMovie, but you will need a Mac. Most of the uLead video studio stuff is OK too. But avoid Microsoft Movie Maker. Adobe Premiere Elements steps it up a notch, then look to Sony Vegas, Adobe Premiere Pro, Avid Media Composer or Final Cut Studio for the good stuff. Having used all of them to make a living, the latter is my all time favourite.

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  RHP User

  15 years ago

  It will depend on the type of camera you are using and the recording format. Some brands like Sony use AVCHD which is a provide a clear and crisp picture suitable fro Blur-ray but there are limited editing programs on the market for the average punter.I use Roxio 2010 for all my work except for AVCHD for which I use Adobe Premiere Pro.You may find yourself spending more time editing than actually filming. I prefer the home made stuff which has some realism to it.Have fun doing both

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  RHP User

  15 years ago

  iMovie on iPhone 4 (honest to goodness it makes a pretty decent video camera, and it does 720p high def video) How fancy do you want to be, and do you use Mac, Windows or Linux/something else?

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  RHP User

  15 years ago

  We have made several movies.... Or more accurately - 'film clips'. Using a simple program like Windows Movie Maker or Apple's iMovie (iphone version as well as Mac) is probably the best and simplest. We use iMovie. Chose a song you like - maybe a bit of a raunchy one! And then post in the best bits of the beginning, middle and of course - a happy ending :-) Mix in some stills maybe or some footage of the participants in normal life - and you have a 3-5 minute micro pornclip! Much more fun to make a few of these than to sit and watch one 30+ minute home movie.... No clips longer than 5-10 seconds!! Cut in and out of the same scene if it goes longer - you can add a still for instance and then cut back to the action. Good luck - and would be great if we could post videos like this on RHP!!!!

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  RHP User

  15 years ago

  I just read over what I had posted above. Apologies for the errors in spelling and grammar. Now I look like a dunce :)Best I stick to directing home movies and not script writing Cruising

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  RHP User

  15 years ago

  Definitely recommend imovie...super easy for beginners but you'll need a mac

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  dubbadeez

  15 years ago

  We agree with the comment of small clips added together. Neither of us are actors (and definitely not at the acting quality of porn stars LOL) so bits of this and that together make a good movie.2 cents worth

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