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--- video_editing [2018/11/01 08:59] – hkimscil
+++ video_editing [2019/11/04 09:01] (current) – hkimscil
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-<blockquote>__Recognizing videos that need no editing__
+<blockquote 50%>__Recognizing videos that need no editing__
 Some types of video can stand on their own with no significant amount of editing. You can prepare the following types of videos for publishing with a minimal amount of trimming:
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     * Drop clips or entire scenes.
     * Change the order of scenes.
-<blockquote>__Editing is storytelling, but stories don’t always have to flow linearly.__ Early in your video, specify to your audience that you have something interesting to say. Learn from the pros: James Bond movies, for example, don’t start with a boring explanation of the villain’s latest evil plot, but rather with a high-octane action scene that grabs the audience’s attention immediately.</blockquote>
+<blockquote 50%>__Editing is storytelling, but stories don’t always have to flow linearly.__ Early in your video, specify to your audience that you have something interesting to say. Learn from the pros: James Bond movies, for example, don’t start with a boring explanation of the villain’s latest evil plot, but rather with a high-octane action scene that grabs the audience’s attention immediately.</blockquote>
   * Creating cuts
     * Hard
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     * Visual efects
 **__Adding music to video__**
-<blockquote>The easiest way to save time and expense is to use only royalty-free music tracks — they’re sold specifically for use in YouTube videos or presentations. After you pay a fixed price per song, you can usually use it however you want, as long as you stay within the boundaries specified by the music publisher contract.<cite>Youtube channels for dummies</cite>
+<blockquote 50%>The easiest way to save time and expense is to use only royalty-free music tracks — they’re sold specifically for use in YouTube videos or presentations. After you pay a fixed price per song, you can usually use it however you want, as long as you stay within the boundaries specified by the music publisher contract.<cite>Youtube channels for dummies</cite>
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 Creative Film and Video Editing Techniques
-  * . . . .
+  * Standard cut (con two clips together)
+  * Jump cut
+  * Montage
+    * see https://literaryterms.net/montage/
+    * [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DhQHlCaSR_w|Top 10 best all time]]
+    * [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tyejk45zdq8|e.g.]]
+  * Cross dissolving
   * wipe
   * fade out, face in
   * J and L cut
     * order of video and audio
+    * J cut. Audio (of a new video) starts before a new video
+    * L cut. Existing audio continues when a new clip introduced (interview!)
   * cutting a point of action
   * cutaway
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   * smash cut
   * invisible cut
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+{{youtube>9_KOfYrxcF4?start=85}}
 Rules for Cinematic Editing
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