2012 Summer MYT Video Editing Intro
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This document provides an introduction to video editing. It outlines goals of becoming familiar with basic video editing programs and being able to make short informational, recap, and promotional videos. Topics to be covered include replacing audio tracks, frame rates, resolution, file compression, formats, text overlays, titles, and exposure adjustments. Specific software to be used includes Adobe Premiere Elements 10 and MPEG Streamclip. Homework includes watching an introductory video and installing a video editing trial software.
2012 Summer MYT Video Editing Intro
- 1. Multiply Your Talents Video Editing Introduction
- 2. Introduction I’ve never taken a video editing class…
- 3. IMPORTANT Ask questions! Experiment!
- 4. Goals Familiarity with general features of most video editing programs Premiere Premiere Elements iMovie Final Cut Pro Final Cut X
- 5. Goals Be able to make a short, informational video Testimony Sharing Be able to make a recap video TFN Events Be able to make a trailer/”viral” video NSWN Lunch on the Lawn
- 6. Topics we will cover Replacing audio tracks Numbers! Frame rates Resolution File size Compression File Formats Progressive v. Interlaced Letterbox
- 7. Topics we will cover Text overlays Titles Exposure/Iris Level adjustments
- 8. Topics NOT covered Filming Lighting Chroma-keying (green screen) Light Sabers Stop-motion Bullet time Complex text motions
- 9. Tools we will use Premiere Elements 10 Get the trial version! DualEyes/PluralEyes MPEG Streamclip
- 10. Let’s get started already! Assumptions Video has been filmed already General storyboard is in place (though you can change it up a bit) Expectations Be flexible! Changes happen Don’t take it personally…
- 11. Video Editing Interface Library/Bin Preview screen Timeline/Sequence
- 13. DualEyes Why do we need this? Camera’s microphone stinks Takes forever to line up new audio track with old audio track for replacement DualEyes does it all in one shot!
- 15. MpegStreamclip All manner of conversions AVI->MOV DV->MOV DV->ProRes And so much more! Shrink videos that are too big Batch conversions
- 17. File Formats .mov .mp4 SAME These are industry standard
- 18. File Formats jpg: image (lossy) png: image (lossless) mp3: audio (lossy) m4a: audio (lossless) mp4: movie file - video and audio mov: movie file (Quicktime) psd: photoshop file
- 19. Video Formats Progressive – Shows “progression” of frames Interlaced – Created by TV industry to minimize bandwidth usage Frame rates 24p – cinema format 30i/p – TV/home/video format 60p – for converting to slow-mo
- 20. Resolution TV (486 x ~440) Standard Def (640 x 480) VGA/Computer monitor/projector (1024 x 768) High Def (1280 x 720) “Full HD” (1920 x 1080) Film (3996 x 2160)
- 21. Homework! Watch this video: https://vimeo.com/7440725 Bring a USB drive or SD card with at least 4GB space (for homework assignments, stock video, etc.) Install Premiere Elements 10 trial