Shotcut review: This open-source video editor is impressive
(PCWorld)

Shotcut is an open-source, free video editing program that has been around for more than a decade. It´s not the most intuitive or professionally presented, but beneath its rough presentation lies a remarkably powerful program.When you first start Shotcut, you might be surprised at what you don`t see-very little of its interface is exposed in the beginning. But click on the buttons in the top bar, and you´ll find numerous views and UI elements that prove to be much more robust than you´d guess at first glance. They´re resizable and undockable, making this one of the most heavily customizable free video editing programs out there.Most tasks are simple and effective if you know where to find them. Trimming videos is very easy. Exporting is also efficient; this program isn´t beautiful, but there is little fault in its functionality. We do wish there were more and better transitions and effects, though.To read this article in full, please click here