From the article intro: WeVideo, a newly launched cloud-based collaborative video editing platform, is today announcing integration with YouTube.
Starting this afternoon, YouTube users will be able to access a basic version of WeVideo’s online service in order to edit their video clips by adding titles, effects, animation, music, narration and more.
The editing tool will be provided directly on YouTube itself at YouTube.com/create.
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For YouTube users, the “starter” package provided on the YouTube site will remain free.
It will offer easy to use features like a drag-and-drop editing interface, which lets you quickly add music, transitions, titles and other effects.
In addition, videographers can collaborate on projects together, where all project members can share their video clips via a single interface.
From here, videos can be edited using shared libraries by any group member. No one can overwrite your own edits, though – but they can use your video as the jumping off point to create their own.
In the future, WeVideo wants to offer real-time video collaboration as an option, too.
(Thanks to Giuseppe Mauriello for uncovering this)
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