There are many types of video editors that you can use... I prefer to use a non-linear video editor like '''Cinecutie''' or '''Cinelerra'''. I am using the <u>experimental</u> version of Cinelerra (called Cinecutie) since it has better fonts for titles. For all intents and purposes, there are no major difference between Cinecutie and Cinelerra - they work the same way...

'''A non-linear editor is better suited to cutting, copying and pasting frames or a range of frames (cut points)'''. All material is saved and can be recalled or re-used as needed. This non-linear method is superior to linear video editors which can be more "destructive" when you cut and paste frames.

Here is a link to a more comprehensive definition of a non-linear video editor:

[ [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-linear_editing_system http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-linear_editing_system] ]

Here is a link to the community version of Cinelerra: