free project files for practicing video editing???

[Jon Frost]

I would recommend your local community college or university for practice files… What format are you looking for?

Jon Frost
Easthampton MA

[Ann Bens]

https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/how-to/create-video-story.html?set=premiere-pro–get-started–ready-to-use

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[Ivan Myles]

Here are a few different sources. Be sure to check that the footage is either Public Domain or available for non-commerical use. If you like space-related stuff, NASA released lots of videos and stop-frame sequences including a handful of low compression files that will look great when editing. Unfortunately, they tend to be stored in several locations so you have to be willing to poke around.

Internet Archive
Wikimedia Commons
Pond5.com public domain footage
NASA HD archive

[Alex Ola]

Yes! Elements of Film!

We make editing projects called FilmKits. They are designed and created with the intent of providing the most amount of footage and coverage possible for those who are learning how to edit. There are multiple takes, shots and angles allowing you to have some creative freedom when editing the story. They are designed exclusively for editing practice.

Along with the video footage, we provide the music as well as the all the sound design files necessary to tell the story. It’s the complete package!

We have a Free Music Video FilmKit for you to try out!

https://elementsoffilm.com/products/filmkit-004-musikvideo

It’s all royalty free and can be used for your editing reel, if you’d like.