Two apps, one job - and why the module is taught twice
The same edit, built once in CapCut and once in VN, so the ideas separate from the buttons.
Teaching the identical job in two different mobile editors is a deliberate device: what survives the translation is the actual craft, and what does not was only ever a menu path. Across the twenty-one lessons that includes the slow-motion ratio, cutting to auto-detected beats, sequencing and culling before any polish, curve-based speed ramps, manual colour correction in preference to one-tap filters, transcript-driven talking-head editing, background replacement by duplicating and layering, crop-based stabilisation and its costs, and export settings matched to the platform rather than to maximum quality. All of it is extracted concept by concept in the sister course's record.
Knowing the module is shared saves relearning it, and points at where the detail lives.