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1. B-roll footage
2. Ingest process- take media footage from the camera to the digital system/disc //Importing is bring in data that is already on the disc?
3. Rendering the video

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(Karen)

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Dissolve and Fade Transition...what's the difference?

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Recap

Importing PSDs and using layers & shapes
Interpolation
overview of Ex 6

WORK AREA & Exporting

Recap on workflow/ copyright

Exam tips and advice

Feedback

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Bit of a touch one, but think logically,
Interpoloation is the process of ' in betweening' ie key frames

I menioned benzier a few times, re the pen tool, drawing curved lines and shapes, like in Illustrator - No 1
A linear change is one where things have constant change, ie no acceleration ie title credits rolling at constant speed, or a shape moving constantly across screen - No 2

Spacial = to do with shapes and space
Temporal = to do with time

So 'Applies to changes in shape' = spacial

Logically changes in Motion must be the last one = Temporal
Things are moving over time, from one position to another

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Subclip

Nested
Subsequence
Merged

Linked
Unlinked

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Nice Example of visual match !

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Saving without potentially loosing all your source files (If they have been moved)

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How does Merge differ from Sync? e.g. with Audio Tracks

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How does Merge differ from Sync? e.g. with Audio Tracks

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To confirm, with both slip and slide the total length of the sequence does not change?
Slip // Just the central clip changes its start and end points as it 'slips' under the other two adjacent clips?

Slide// The central clip stays the same length and and the two adjacent clips in the sequence change as the central clip slides
on top of them?

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What does this tool do again?

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Can we recap the three ways to trim a clip, the differences between them and some keyboard shortcuts?

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Rubber band tool for adjusting audio levels

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Rubber band tool for adjusting audio levels

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Is it here in the 'Effects Control' menu, below? Is the '"rubber band" aspect of it just the sliding up and down the sound range?

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So its the first answer on the list of four?

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FYI ...in GMetrix test..
Right Click New Sequence from Clip
is Not a valid answer
This is incorrect and in the real test right-click 'New Seq from clip' is always correct

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1. How do we manually change the length of the clip once in the Sequence panel?
Use the Trim tool to get appro where you want the cut. Then, while still in Trim mode, press ALT and <cursor LEFT> to trim one frame.

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Recap

Revisit exporting
- work area
PSD importing layers
keyframes - animating a logo
Nesting
Multicam

Double Identity Edit

Media Offline
Dynamic links - resize

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Recap
Ratechange - Speed Duration

Titles (Legacy)
Type | Area | Path
Still | Rolling | Crawling

Nesting

Audio Syncing
Green screen

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To take still images from film

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Import the Carmen Stills images and the Carmen by Bizet MP3 file

Create a suitable size sequence for a video made of still images

Import the sound track and select a portion of the music, around a minute, adding to the sequence.

Listen to the music and add markers at suitable points where you feel the image should change, such as a change of tempo

Use the automate to sequence tool to add around 6 images at the markers.

Apply transltions. and a colour matte at the beginning and end. Save the project.
Export the final work as Quicktime, with Prores codec 422 codec

Now export the work again as H264.
Compare the file sizes of the 2 outputs.
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Now add some titles to the sequence.
1. Add 2 screens of text at the beginning 'Royal Opera House' before any images, in a suitable colour. and after the first image ' Carmen'

2. Now make a second copy of the sequence, with rolling credits - Royal Opera House     Carmen - at the beginning before the images.

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Editing in the source panel
Insert & Overwrite
Screen Grab

Tools
Razor
Slip
Slide

Rate Stretch

Editing in the Program
Lift & Extract

Adding Sound
Default transitions
Colour Mattes

Working with Still Images
Using markers

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Video basics & terminology
Premiere Editing workspace
Project | source | program | timeline
Importing assets
Creating sequence
Setting Ins & Outs in the source monitor
Using the CTI

Trim
Ripple Trim
Rolling Edit

Applying an effect to a sequence & using effect settings
Exporting

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Import the Family Beach  Fun Files
Create a sequence matching the files, but change the FPS to 30

Set In and Out Points
We want the first clip to start 1 and a half minutes in and finish just before mum comes into shot.

Second Shot should be 9 secs exactly. Select Ins and Outs to make a 9 sec selection somewhere in the middle of the whole clip.

The third shot should start about a second in, and finish just as the box swings out of shot, about 5 seconds in.

The whole sequence should be around 21 to 22 seconds length.

Use the slip tool to change the starting point and the end point of the middle clip, without affecting the clips on either side. Try to set the clip so that it both begins and ends with the boy on the ground.

Now take a screen pic of the last frame in the sequence, and add it to the very end of the sequence. Aim to make the length of the entire sequence 25 sec.

Finally add default transitions at the edit points between the 3 clips, and also at the end of the sequence so we fade out.

Now import the Ocean-Waves MP3 file and ass it to the sequence, trimming to a suitable length

Export the finish as H2.64, mp4 file