MODULE 10: Post Production Workflow & Documentary
Presentation
Text: watch the following film until 9:35.
objectives:
Comprehend and use best practices in video production
1. Apply your understanding of B-Roll by using it to edit an interview
2. Edit a series of interview clips together so that they illustrate a clear idea
3. Utilize the following shortcuts, and best practices in Adobe Premiere
JKL Play backwards stop play forwards--clicking j or l multiple times fast-forwards or rewinds. Holding down k and tapping either j or l moves one frame at a time
The I and O keys create in and out points respectively
, creates an insert edit
. creates an overwrite edit
Shift+ a number selects a window. EX: shift+1 selects the project window and shift+2 selects the source window.
on the timeline the "home" key takes the playhead to the beginning of the sequence and the "end" key takes you to the end of the sequence
up and down arrows move you from clip to clip
if you select the beginning or end of a clip on the Timeline you can hold down the "option+arrow" right or left to trim the clip
You can click on a clip and "command+arrow" to move a clip one frame at a time "shift+command+arrow" moves a clip one second at a time
4. Learn the terms Source Patching vs Track Targeting by reading the following link
Assignment: Using the clips in the lab “work” folder, edit the interview footage into a 1:00-1:30 second segment that communicates a clear idea. Use the b-roll included in the folder to illustrate that idea.
Video tutorial: How to access the “Work” folder in the lab and bring the selected clips into your