We're here to get you up and running with LumaFusion - feeling confident in editing your creations and telling the stories that are important to you.

That's why, alongside our extensive written Reference Guide, we'll be publishing step-by-step videos on the ins and outs of using LumaFusion - from getting started to becoming an editing whizz!

Whether you've been editing for a while or have just discovered mobile editing, we're here for you - and can't wait to see what you create.

In this episode, Caroline explains how to start a new LumaFusion project, and makes sense of some of the industry terms like 'Frame Aspect Ratio', 'Color Space' and 'FPS'.

To access the written Reference Guide, click here: https://lumatouch.clickhelp.co/articles/#!lumafusion-reference-guide-publication/using-this-guide

To ask our Customer Support team a question, head to LumaTouch.co/Support

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Did you know there are multiple ways to add clips to your timeline in LumaFusion? Whether you're working with photos, images or audio, you can use all of them, or pick your favorite from the list:

1. Drag media from the Library to a track on the timeline.
2. Tap once on a clip to view it in the Preview, then drag the entire Preview image or a marked portion to the Timeline
3. Double-tap an item in the Library to quickly add it to the Main Track
4. Tap once on a clip in the Library to view it in the Preview, and tap on the 'Send to Timeline' button.

Follow along as Caroline demonstrates, having a go yourself at home. Test out the benefits of each method and which works best for you!

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Working quickly and effectively inside the LumaFusion timeline requires you to get well acquainted with the icons and features available to editors. In this video, Caroline tours you around the main features of the timeline that you'll be using every time you edit. Learn these before moving on!

For more from LumaTouch, check out our written Reference Guide: https://lumatouch.clickhelp.co/articles/#!lumafusion-reference-guide-publication/using-this-guide

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Get started creating amazing sequences and compositions with LumaFusion's advanced multitrack timeline by mastering these core editing movements: trimming, splitting and re-ordering clips.

We will be posting these tutorial videos each week, so make sure to subscribe to this channel and follow along at home!

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Transitions are animations that can be used to introduce, switch between, or have a clip fade-in or fade-out to black and silence.

In this video, you'll learn the fundamental techniques in how to add, replace and lengthen them in LumaFusion.

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Often called 'Split Edits', J and L-Cuts are simple yet effective transitions you can use to help you transition from scene to scene. They're used all the times in movies, documentaries and even news packages to evoke emotion and help the content flow. Check out this tutorial with Caroline and have a go yourself in your next project!

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Whether you want to add images, video, text, music or more to your LumaFusion projects, you’ll find it all up in the Media Library.

If you’re new to editing in LumaFusion, check out this video from Caroline as she guides you through the sources available to you!

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It's time to get organized! Take a look at how you can view, sort, color tag, search for and add notes to your footage in the LumaFusion Media Library.

Which elements. do you use the most?

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The Information Panel tells you more about your clip or project, its metadata, or media type, and on compatible devices its color space. In the Information Panel, you can also add metadata to the clip such as a name, notes or a color tag.

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