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New Fonts: You'll now have more style options than ever for your titles and credits - we're tripling the library of available fonts with new styles.

Copy and Paste Marker Properties: Easily copy and paste your audio settings from any marker to another marker in the clip – adding invaluable efficiency to your go-to editing techniques.

Director Mode Updates: An enlarged minimap with location blips to highlight preset locations, the power to freeze chosen time of day settings and the ability to spawn air and water vehicles.

Snapmatic Integration: Now you can export any still frame at a marker point straight to Snapmatic, giving you ultimate freedom when searching for that perfect camera angle.

Ambient Audio and Sound Effects Library: Add ambient and atmospheric sound design with a library of audio tracks to help bring your scenes to life or add sound effects from a collection of Foley and other sfx.

The full list of updates can be found below, as detailed by Rockstar.

It was posted Monday afternoon on the 8-Bit Bastard YouTube channel.By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's This video, the first ever to be made with the tool, gives us a good idea. This changes the game in terms of what player-created video content for Grand Theft Auto V will look like after Tuesday’s release of the PC version of the game. In other words, the Rockstar Editor is not merely a footage capture system. The Rockstar Editor features the ability to select characters from the game and use them like actors to set up scenes, to control the environment (like time of day and weather), and to select background music for the video.

You could argue the PC version needed its own video editing suite to keep up with the console versions. The Rockstar Editor, revealed today in a new trailer for the PC version of GTA V, features video capture and editing tools that look very similar to the native tools offered for footage capture and editing on the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. A first look at the GTA V video editor confirms our suspicions. Friday we reported a video editor included in Grand Theft Auto V’s PC version could help explain the game’s 65 gigabyte download size.