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The student used various editing techniques in their music video project, including slow motion. To make slow motion shots smoother, the student cut clips into pieces with different speeds, such as 85% and 70%, making the slow motion come in gradually. The student also used limited transitions like dip to black and film dissolves to keep the video looking natural. Color grading was done using fast color corrector to lightly brighten shots and create a warmer feel.
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The document summarizes the sound editing process for a found footage film. Key steps included adjusting ambient sounds for each clip using tools to modify settings like dialogue and location. Transitions between clips were added using imported TV static that was lowered in volume. Credits were created using text boxes and a downloaded template to make them professional looking. Music was added and edited to cut to the beat of the song for the opening credits. Glitch effects were created by placing a static clip over footage and adjusting opacity.
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Here are the key steps to editing a music video in Premiere Pro in 3 sentences or less:
Importing footage, cutting clips to desired lengths and ordering them on the timeline. Adding effects like transitions, color corrections and filters to clips. Rendering the project after edits to playback smoothly and then exporting the final video.
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From constructing their product, the students learned about various technologies:
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- A Sony voice recorder helped capture ambient sounds while a tripod kept the camera steady.
- Adobe Premiere Pro was used to edit clips, adjust audio levels and apply effects like black and white.
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- In week 3, Jack added subtitles in different fonts and colors to aid both hearing and deaf audiences.
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3. Arranging clips in timeline according to script, then making cuts and color corrections as needed.
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- 2. Slow Motion The editing technique that I used the most was slow motion. I found slow motion to work really well with some of the shots because it lets the audience to feel more connected to the song. It also shows the song from the artist’s point of view. During my editing using the slow motion I noticed that some shots look like the slow motion come in really fast and too sharp. To make the slow motion appear smoother, I cut the clip in several pieces and used different speed for each of them. For example, the first clip would be 85% and the next one 70%. This makes the slow motion come in gradually and it looks much smoother. There are examples from my editing in the screenshots.
- 3. Transitions I did not want to add some really extreme transitions as I wanted my music video to look natural and simple. Therefor, I have used only 3 types of transitions. Dip To Black is one the the transitions I used. I used this transition as it was used quite a lot in my inspirational video “I’ll Show You” by Justin Bieber. Also I found that it worked really well with some shots as it gave this pause effect as it goes to complete black screen and only then shows the next shot. Film Dissolve and Cross Dissolve are effects that I think gave a really nice an smooth transition. Dissolving transitions allow the next shot to be seen while the previous shot is still on. This is slightly different than Dip To Black transition because it is continues, it does not pause. Straight Cut transition is used the most throughout the music video. I did not ad any transition effects, I just left the clips to transition as they were shot. This technique gives the video a natural look however, at some shots I found it to bee too sharp. This is when I used dip To Black or one of the dissolving transitions.
- 4. Colour Grading I used Fast Colour Corrector to adjust the colour as some of the shots were looking slightly dull. I lightly brightened the original colours, which created a warmer feel to the video. For the same location shots, where the colours were similar I copied the effects from an existing shots and pasted attributes to a new one. This made the colour grading process quicker and easier.
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