editing techniques

This a bin, in Premier Pro you can create bins which hold all of your clips in one section so you can find this easier for editing floor personnel can find them, in this screen shot you can see that we've expanded the bin allowing you to see what film clips are, this also so allows people to to see what they want in the bins and what will be added in the movie.

as well when they call they call then "bins" they're referring to when we had films reals were hanged over gins so they wouldn't get dust on any of the film strips  

In this screen shot we can see that I am using the colour pallet to change the hue of current image and allow me to lighten darken or even put a different coloured tint over the clip.

The reason why you want to change the colour is because you may want to give the feeling a nice warm feeling by adding a yellow or a red, and if you want a cool feeling you would probably add a blue or a green.





                                                            This is the cropping menu, this allowed us to crop down video clips making it so we can cut anything out of the shot that we don't like the look of things in from the image like camera crew that are not meant to be in the shot such as camera crew, any background sets that aren't being used or green screens that are in shot.             
                                                                             
                                                                                 

                                                                                  this is the editing panel which i am using to add a cross dissolve to make it a seamless edit, this makes it so you don't have to keep the jump cut and you then can make it look a lot better than just having a stand and jump cut and make it look more professional and industry standard 

This screen shot is showing us how to make a multi cam sequence, in the screen shot you can see that I have high lighted a group of files that I would like in the multi cam sequence and then right clicking on the mouse and then selecting the multi cam sequence option, then the computer will automatically string those clips together in a timeline and any audio tied to those clips will be added as well











                                                                                                                                                                  In the screen shot it shows me using markers to mark out where the beat is, this allows me to see where each individual beat will be allowing me edit on beat with the music making the music video look smoother and more dynamic giving a sense of "catchyness" to it.

This screen shot we can see that i have got highlighted the "Razor" tool which will allow me to cut up pieces of footage allowing me to add or take away pieces of the actual video clip, i would also do this so i could add other edits into the shot by cutting up the clip into multiple little sections .

                                                           in this shot we can see that I have got a key frame up on my screen that allows me to have a opacity layer on what ever i have selected, this allows me to add a fade in or fade out for an image looking smooth, they'd use this in industry to mold two images together

                                                                                                               this is a screen shot of a timing panel, what this allows me to do  is increase that speed of the image or decrease the speed of it if i say wanted to add slow motion to the shot then i could do that or if wanted to make the scene a little faster i could do that

  this is the zoom out key frame, what this allows me to do is add a zoom out that looks smooth as if i where to do it manually then i would be jittery and not fluid