Content Distribution PRE-ASSESSMENT

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Check out this post on Adobe Premiere

http://www.hurlbutvisuals.com/blog/2011/07/little-things-make-the-big-difference-–-editing-in-adobe-premiere-cs-5-5/

EDITING POST ASSESSMENT

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NEXT CLASS

Hello everyone! hope all is well and your projects are coming together.

We have a special treat this week.

On monday April 9th we have guest speaker Filmaker/Artist Jackie Salloum.

She will show and talk about her documentary work, so look her up and get some questions ready. 

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1803886/

http://www.slingshothiphop.com/

http://infocusdialogue.org/artists/jackie-salloum/

The remainder of class will be dedicated to independent edit time. So do not forget to bring in your footage. 

If you need one-on-one, please email me to schedule, Jon is also available.

I am always in class at 5pm, so please come early with questions. 

See you Monday!!!!

Aloha,

This past weekend, I completed the "iMovie '11 Essential Training" tutorial at Lynda.com.  I followed the instructions and produced my first iMovie project.

The still images and video clips were provided by Lynda.com in the exercise files and the music is included in the iMovie software program. After I followed the instructions for editing the footage, I decided to add a voice-over in order to "fake" a Public Service Announcement for Hawaiian Surfing. The voice-over transcript came from Wikipedia. This is a learning project.

I edited the various elements - video clips, music, sound effects, narration as a way to learn how to use iMovie. This is part of my preparation for producing my own original PSA as part of my Detroit Future Media Major Media Project.

I learned a lot. I still have a lot to learn. And I have a LOT of questions about scriptwriting and using iMovie for video editing.

Editing Shortcuts

here's a list of shortcuts for both Imovie and Premiere Pro
they've been selected down to the most used for the full list of shortcuts go here
full list of for imovie, full list for Premiere
 

Imovie cheat sheet

Import from camera - Command+I

Import files- File>Import>Movies

Export movie – Command+E

Play movie- Space bar

Play full screen Command+G

Plays project from the beginng - \ (back slash)

Move play head a 1 frame- Left & Right Arrow keys

Undo- Command+Z

New project- Command+N

Delete- Command+Delete

Select all clips- Command+A

Cut selected frames- Command-X

Copy selected frames- Command+C

Paste selected frames- Command+V

Show fine-tuning controls Command-Option

Move selection to the left by one frame Left Arrow key

Move selection to the right by one frame Right Arrow key

Music and sound effects- Command+1

Photos- Command+2

Titles- Command+3

Transition- Command+4

Maps, Backgrounds, Animatics- Command+5

precision editor- Command+/ (slash)

open clip inspector- I

open video inspector-V

open audio inspector- A

change font- Command+T

Premiere Pro short cuts

Import- Command+I

Play- Space bar

Play in reverse- J

delete selection- Delete

Save- Command+S

New sequence- Command+N

New Project- Command+ALT+N

Selection tool-V
Track Select tool-A
Ripple Edit tool-B
Rolling Edit tool-N
Rate Stretch tool-X
Razor tool-C
Slip tool-Y
Slide tool-U
Pen tool-P
Hand tool-H
Zoom tool-Z
New Title- Command+T
change clip speed- Command+R
Render- Enter

Mark in point- I

Mark out point- O

go to in point- Q

go to out point- W

clear in& out Points- G

zoom in – (minus key)

zoom in =(equal key)

find in browser- Command+F

TAKE THIS SHORT ASSESSMENT PRIOR TO CLASS

Please follow the link below and complete the pre-assessment before class starts, You can begin any time you have until 6:15

Click this:  VIDEO POSTPRODUCTION PRE-ASSESSMENT