I didn't set foot in post-production until I went to college. Software is not difficult, you learn it in a day, and what is more important is your own exploration. Especially when you don't have good learning conditions, your own exploration is more important.

AdobePremierePro is the main editing software. The latest version is CC20 14. It is recommended to use CS5 and above. This software is also the first editing software of countless academic producers, and it is also very professional. If there is no good teacher to guide the specific level of operation, you can buy related videos or graphic tutorials.

Post-image processing AdobePhotoshop, the latest version is CC20 14, and it is recommended to use CS4 and above. Post-production is absolutely inseparable from the processing of pictures, and PS is a must.

AdobeAfterEffects is a relatively advanced thing, but you can download some templates to use. The suggestion is to study post-production for one year before coming into contact with this.

Finally, I want to say that the operation of the software is very simple. What matters is how you convey what you want to express and how to achieve this effect.