Creative interactive design part 2
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This document outlines an interactive design training session that covers advanced video editing techniques. The class objectives include importing and organizing footage, editing techniques like adjusting clip properties and playing with time, creating animation and moving elements, and making titles, credits and lower thirds. The session concludes with a review of key points from the introductory and advanced interactive design classes and a preview of a video project demonstrating the techniques.
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- 4. Importing & organizing footage
- 5. Basic video editing
- 6. Editing techniques
- 7. Adjusting clip properties
- 8. Playing with time
- 9. Animation - creating moving elements
- 10. Making titles, credits and lower thirds
- 11. Exporting video2 OF 8
- 15. Using video layers to add B-Roll
- 16. Making a rough cut3 OF 8
- 18. Rearranging clips in the timeline
- 20. Adjusting clip size and rotation4 OF 8
- 23. Animating clip position
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