Video Editing software. Suggestions por favor

[Cliron]

Recently completed shot a project using Super 8 film.

Film has been digilitized but I need to edit it pretty substantially.

Unfortunately, this is my first time ever touching video editting, let alone touching super 8 film.

Some things I want to be able to do:

I shot the film (mostly) at 6fps a second, but the film could only be transferred to digital at 18fps. This isn't an issue when playing back at .3 the speed....but it would be great if I could convert the film to just play at 6fps.

I also shot some single shots. Is it possible to see a video as a sum of all its individual shots?

Although the lighting generally came out amazingly well, there are one or two scenes I'd like to brighten.

I only have access to a PC.

Seemingly everyone suggests Imovie for a user friendly experience, but I cannot get access to a mac (project must be completed this weekend).

I have 0$ available to me in regards to buying software (been eating trader joes mac and cheese all week because it cost me 220$ to develop and transfer 10 minutes of super 8 film). However, I'm not opposed to finding "alternative" methods of acquiring software if its not too much hassle ( cracking etc) and if there are no free options.

Thanks in advance for any recommendations

[Cliron]

In the vein of god helps those who helps themselves:

Adobe have 30 day free trials on all their products. I've downloaded Creative Cloud (which allows you to download all their products). Tons of tutorials available.

Personally, as they don't ask for a credit card I wonder how you couldnt just have a new trial every month....but as I only need it for this project I thankfully wont have to find out.

So far so good~

[Shuichi]

Sony Vegas would be my recommendation.