This document describes the key features of a video editing interface, including storing video clips in folders for organization, viewing and trimming clips, visualizing clips on a canvas and zooming in on sections, adjusting clips by selecting frames and using a wireframe tool to move them, and creating clips by dragging trimmed sections onto a timeline where timing and sound volume can be visualized. Tools like razor blades, pens, and cropping tools are also mentioned for editing clips.

1. Here is where the video clips are
stored. You can drag the clips in and Here is where you can select youʼre Here you can visualize youʼre clip on
out onto the timeline and you can chosen clip and view it. You can also the canvas and zoom sections. you
create folders to store different clips, cut different sections, by selecting ʻIʼ can also adjust youʼre clip by
which would make things a lot easier and ʻoʼ and this will crop youʼre clip selecting the frame and using
to find. so you can drag it into the timeline wireframe to move youʼre clip
around.
Tools which you can use to
edit your clips e.g. razor
blade, pen, zoom, slip tool,
roll tool, crop tool and
select.
Here is the timeline, which you can
start creating youʼre clip in. The
timeline shows the timing of the clip
and the sound volume below.