Adobe premiere. They have a simplified version as well....i forget the name...Premiere "something".
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Final Cut Pro as well.
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Ty, have you used either. I'm looking for simple UI but the ability to do more later on once I've learned it.
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I used Final Cut Pro back in high school, and i use Adobe Premiere to this day, off and on.

There's nothing simple about either program. However, as i mentioned, Adobe has a simplified version of Premiere that'll likely do everything you'd ever need it to do, with a less complicated UI.
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Definitely premiere.

Apple products suk

i taught myself to use premiere without a single class or video
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Sounds good, I'ma check it out
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https://www.adobe.com/products/premiere-elements.html

While I haven't used Elements, I've used Premiere commercially for about a decade. It's pretty user friendly.
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Well, remember, the extent of Bleedingred's editing is Windows Movie Maker.

Going from Movie Maker to Premiere is a pretty big leap.

But you're better to just dive in, BR. There's tons of Youtube videos out there to get you going.
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(That link was for Premiere Elements, the version you were referring to earlier)
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It shouldn't be hard, I was just seeing some really complex ones out there.
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Premiere...used it since 1997.
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iMovie easiest shit in the world
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Windows movie maker is also super easy one. I use it all the time at work and together with successful project management it gives a very good result. If you are beginner - search some education videos on youtube and read blogs about it. That is always a great source of information.
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DaVinci Resolve, super powerful even in the free version, I highly recommend!!!

https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/pro...avinciresolve/
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