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To import video footage into Final Cut Express, preview a chosen clip, and insert the clip into the timeline. The document asks how to set in and out points for a clip, use the blade tool (hotkey B) to delete a clip and close the gap, use the pen tool (hotkey P) to modify clips, and visually show audio in the timeline. It also asks how to change the canvas scale to 50%, locate the keyframe icon, zoom in on a clip manually, and unlink a video clip from its audio on the timeline.
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The document provides instructions for using various viewer controls and marking clips in Smoke. It discusses how to:
- Navigate clips using icon and keyboard controls
- Add overlays like grids, letterboxes and guides to clips
- Use audio desks and video scopes to monitor audio levels and video quality
- Set in and out points on clips and change them
- Organize clips into folders for easier finding and editing
- View clip timelines to see tracks and marked points
The document gives a detailed overview of the various tools available in the Smoke viewer for previewing and preparing clips for editing.
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1. The document provides instructions for installing and using the MoviePlus video editing software. It explains how to import media files, trim clips, add clips to the timeline, adjust audio levels, and perform other basic editing tasks.
2. More advanced functions covered include linking clips, splitting clips, adding transitions, and cropping/transforming clips over time using envelopes. The guide also discusses previewing edits in full screen view and using dual monitors.
3. Tips are provided for common tasks like undoing actions, zooming in/out on the timeline, and improving playback performance.
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Ulead VideoStudio is a movie editing software that allows users to capture video, edit clips, add effects, titles and audio. It guides the user through a step-by-step process from capturing footage to sharing the finished movie. Key features include trimming and extracting clips, adjusting playback speed, adding color clips and video filters, and customizing transitions between clips. The software provides an easy-to-use interface for creating complete movies on a computer.
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This document introduces Shorter, a new way to watch and create short-form video content on YouTube through Shorts. It provides an overview of Shorts' vision to give everyone a voice and help creators grow audiences. It outlines features for mobile creation such as shooting and editing videos within 60 seconds directly in the YouTube app. It also discusses how Shorts prioritizes discovery through dedicated tabs, subscriptions, search, hashtags, and recommended content based on audio. The document concludes with best practices and a case study of a family channel that gained success through creating competitive, gamified Shorts.
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Final Cut Pro X Certification Lesson 6
This is lesson 6 for Final Cut Pro X from the Weyland certification book. Very helpful for individual and class purposes.
Video2
This document provides instructions on adding transition effects and overlays in Ulead VideoStudio. It discusses:
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2. The overlay track allows additional videos or images to be placed above video clips to enhance introductions or credits. Clips in the overlay track have automatic transparency.
3. Overlay clips can be inserted into the overlay track similar to inserting clips into the video track, and motion effects can be used to blend overlay clips with those in the video track.
FCPX Instant Wizard
This document provides an overview of an "Instant Wizard Session" to teach basic skills for ramping up skills in Final Cut Pro X (FCPX). It outlines 10 key tools and techniques covered: 1) Transform Tool, 2) Distort Tool, 3) Color Board, 4) Custom Titles, 5) Speed Tool, 6) Opacity Tool, 7) Shapes and Keyframing, 8) Audio Sweetening, 9) J and L Cuts, and 10) Audio Effects. The session teaches how to use these tools to create layered video clips, add titles, adjust effects like speed and opacity, add animated shapes, enhance audio, and create special audio cuts in only one hour.
Final Cut Pro X Weynand Certification Lesson 4
The document provides instructions for building the rough cut of a story in Final Cut Pro. It recommends starting with a primary storyline and adding complementary B-roll visuals and music or narration. It describes how to create a new project, customize project settings, screen and mark clips, and append clips to the timeline to start building the story. It also covers how to insert additional B-roll clips into the timeline and rearrange clips using the magnetic timeline functionality.
Video3
The document discusses various title and audio features in Ulead VideoStudio including:
- Creating text titles with custom fonts, styles, and animation effects like fading, scrolling, and popping.
- Adding voiceover narration by recording audio and adjusting volume levels.
- Inserting background music by recording from audio CDs, importing audio files, and trimming clips.
- Controlling volume levels of different audio clips to mix narrations, music, and video clips together smoothly.
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9870767 final cut-self_assessment
- 1. FINAL CUT EXPRESS SELF-ASSESSMENT HOW WOULD YOU IMPORT VIDEO FOOTAGE INTO FINAL CUT EXPRESS? By clicking "file" "import" then choosing the folder. HOW WOULD YOU PREVIEW A CHOSEN CLIP OF IMPORTED VIDEO? By double clicking it and seeing it on the first viewing screen. HOW WOULD YOU INSERT A CHOSEN CLIP INTO THE TIMELINE? by dragging it to the timeline from the bin and placing it too the desired spot. HOW WOULD YOU SET IN AND OUT POINTS FOR A PARTICULAR CLIP? By clicking the arrows that look like a bow-tie and setting the left and right ones to the wanted start and ending locations.
- 2. FINAL CUT EXPRESS SELF-ASSESSMENT WHAT IS THE BLADE TOOL USED FOR? WHAT IS ITS HOTKEY SHORTCUT? WHAT IS THE BLADE TOOL USED FOR? WHAT IS ITS HOTKEY SHORTCUT? splits a clip into 2 or 3 or..., b. HOW WOULD YOU DELETE A CLIP & CLOSE THE GAP ON THE TIMELINE? select the clip you want to remove and click edit then cut, then highlight the gap and go to edit then clear. WHAT IS THE PEN TOOL USED FOR? WHAT IS ITS HOTKEY SHORTCUT? its used to slice a specified amount from the total frame size of a clip. p HOW WOULD YOU VISUALLY SHOW YOUR AUDIO IN THE TIMELINE? By dragging the clip from the audio file/bin to the timeline, the audio is under the line splitting video and audio.
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