Editing adds a lot to any project. It makes the scene work with the plot, it adds effect to emphasize acting. Editing takes place while the filming is going on or is completely done after all the takes are complete. In class we learned the basics of using Pinnacle Editing Software. For example how to import footage, cut and undo takes. One key thing for editing is to make sure the footage is on the correct track. Any title that you want to add goes into track one. Any raw footage and take goes on track two. The sounds like effects, voice overs, and music all go on track three. All three tacks can go at the same time to fulfill the final outcome of the project.
The process of editing continues as you’ll need to check your project. After effects are added, shots are chosen you’re going to have to make sure the work is exported. The exported project should be final and what you want to show to your peers. Transitions is a great technique to add to scenes. You can add full screen transitions or make little jump cuts. Adding effects to the video it’s self like broken glass adds to what the plot could be of the film or can look pretty. Editing allows the project to be clean and unique. It calls for creativity and works the ability to think outside the box to make your project stand out. Editing techniques are useful in everyday life and can be applied to generic skills. The editing as a whole really takes effect , and creativity to really add to your project
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