Video editing is the process of engineering moving images to create material based on a script and storyboard, involving visual material selection and audio-visual mixing. It is utilized across various platforms including films, social media, and advertisements, employing techniques such as transitions and cuts. The basic steps in video editing include assembling footage, creating a rough cut, finalizing edits, and releasing the final product.

1. VIDEO
EDITING

2. Video Editing is a process of engineering moving images to produce
material based on an approved script and storyboard. This process
mainly includes selection of visual materials, movement simulation,
and audio-visual mixing.

3. MULTIMEDIA
USAGE
Video Editing is primarily used
to structure and present all
video information required in
films, live broadcasts, TVCs,
social media platforms, digital
ads, transit ads, corporate AVPs
and animated videos.

4. TYPES

5. TYPES
NON-LINEAR
 Transitions
 Montage
 Jump Cuts
 Match Cuts
 Quick Cuts
 Cut-to-Action Cuts
 Zero Cuts
 Parallel Editing

6. TOOLS

7. What are the
basic steps in
Video Editing?

8. • Assemble
• Rough Cut
• Online Edit
• Preview
• Revision
• Release

9. Assemble
 Storyboard + Script
 Visual
 Footages/clips/supers
 Product assets (for TVCs)
 Audio assets
 VO Guide/Recording
 Music
 SFX
 Mix

10. Rough Cut
Sorting footages such as:
 Transcoded footage
 Raw footage
 Existing footage (primarily for re-
editing purposes)

11. Online Edit
Color Grading, A/V Synching, FX Adding, Proofreading, Translations/Subtitling, Rendering, Conversion

12. Preview

13. Revision

14. Release

15. And
you’re
done!
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